Unveiling the CASIS Academy at NSTA: Bringing Students Closer to the International Space Station
The CASIS education team traveled to San Antonio, Texas to attend the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Conference from April 10–14, 2013. The conference…
The ISS National Lab and MassChallenge – Expanding Your Horizons
On March 17, I had the distinct opportunity to introduce a space panel outlining opportunities in microgravity post shuttle at Engadget Expand in San…
High School Students Test Their Ideas on the ISS in the Zero Robotics Challenge
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently played host to a unique competition for high school students in the United States and Europe. After months…
The Dragon Returns to Earth
On Sunday afternoon, a SpaceX Dragon capsule splashed down off the California coast with almost 2000 pounds of cargo—including blood and urine samples and…
Ramping up with Robots aboard the International Space Station
Robots in space got a lot of attention over the past few weeks—and for good reason. Aboard the International Space Station, researchers are testing…
National Lab Imaging System Used to Monitor Wildfires
This year, wildfires during the summer season were particularly brutal. The average fire size in August was higher than it has been in more…
Goodbye to a Space Pioneer
One Giant Leap… This last weekend the world saw the passing of a giant. Neil Armstrong was the first human to set foot on…
The New Generation of US Crew Vehicles
On Friday, August 3rd, NASA announced the selection of three competing proposals that will be funded to develop an initial capability for ferrying astronauts…
Farewell to Dr. Sally Ride
As the first American female astronaut, Dr. Sally Kristen Ride – a Stanford-educated physicist – has earned a special place in the history of…
NASA’s Uhran Retiring, New Crew on the ISS
Best Wishes to Mark Uhran As Assistant Associate Administrator for the International Space Station Division, Mark Uhran oversaw the transition within NASA from a…
The ISS National Lab-PGA STEM Summer Camp (June 18-22, 2012)
Our first the ISS National Lab/PGA STEM Summer Camp was a huge success! Middle-school students from five different schools in the St. Lucie County…
A Day Aboard the ISS
Right now, six people are living and working on-board the International Space Station (ISS) while it orbits approximately 200 miles above our planet. NASA…
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