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801, 2024

Women in Space Spotlight: Barbara Morgan

By |January 8th, 2024|

Teaching and space exploration are very different yet mutually noble career paths. Together, these fields are essentially symbiotic partners, with advanced space missions informing today’s classrooms and, in turn, classrooms producing the next generation of [...]

2809, 2023

Protecting The Home Planet

By |September 28th, 2023|

Despite ambitious strides in technology, environmental sustainability is arguably the most important - and urgent - issue facing humanity in the twenty-first century. Advancements in sustainability stand to curb Earth’s slow degradation and perhaps undue [...]

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Voyager Space

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Three Key Lessons From Randy Pausch’s Final Lecture

Randy Pausch achieved quite a lot in his life, finding success as an educator of computer science and human-computer interaction at Carnegie Mellon University. However, perhaps Pausch’s boldest achievement came in the face of impending [...]

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Space’s vast, cold nature is a blessing and curse for those fortunate enough to explore it; on one hand, it houses one-of-a-kind phenomena and events that have greatly expanded our collective scientific knowledge, but on [...]

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