First-Ever LIVE Story Time From Space Reading With Astronaut Shannon Walker!
One of the longest running, most successful education programs sponsored by the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory is going live for the…
Students Explore Microbiology on the Space Station With DreamUp’s Germs in Space DreamKit
The Germs in Space DreamKit, produced by DreamUp, aims to bring space science to homes and classrooms through hands-on experiments. Using these science, technology,…
CASIS Unveils Research Announcement in Technology Advancements to Leverage the ISS National Lab
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (FL), January 21, 2021 – The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS), manager of the International Space Station…
CASIS Releases International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory 2020 Annual Report
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (FL), January 14, 2021 –The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) has released the International Space Station (ISS)…
SpaceX CRS-21 Safely Splashes Down Off the Coast of Florida, Returning Science From the Space Station Back to Earth
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (FL), January 14, 2021 – SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft splashed down safely off the coast of Florida last night, concluding a month-plus…
Connecting Students With Space Through Ham Radio
Lydia Bennett is currently a junior at Saint Francis High School near Atlanta. While in middle school, Lydia participated in an Amateur Radio on…
A Reflection on 2020—and Hope for the Future
Certainly 2020 is a year that will be characterized by its powerful effect on how we as humans come together to overcome adversity and…
Investment Perspectives: Looking Forward to a Busy 2021
As the tough 2020—with its tragic loss of human life to COVID-19 and economic disruptions during the fight with the virus—comes to a close,…
NASA Astronauts Hard at Work on Multiple Life Science Investigations Onboard the International Space Station
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (FL), December 16, 2020 – On December 7, a Dragon spacecraft loaded with thousands of pounds of critical supplies and research…
Time’s First-Ever Kid of the Year is Past Participant in Genes in Space Program
For the first time ever, in 2020, TIME magazine has selected a “Kid of the Year.” From more than 5,000 U.S.-based nominees, Time chose…
MIT to Use the ISS to Test Smart, Electronic Textiles for Use in Spacesuits and Spacecraft
Space can be a dangerous place for astronauts and spacecraft, with harsh conditions and orbital debris that travels at incredibly high speeds. However, imagine…
ISS National Lab Contributes Paper to Spaceflight Biology Research Collection
Our journey into space has seen dramatic changes since the first days of manned space flight back in the early 1960s. As we aim…
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