Space News
Embry-Riddle researchers are testing next-generation spacesuits, calculating the cost of rocket launches to airlines, unraveling complex atmospheric events that affect satellites, and pioneering new technology to keep astronauts safe in space. From designing autonomous `asteroid-hopping’ spacecraft to exploring the legal implications of space business, Embry-Riddle is supporting a new era of exploration.
Wastewater Recycling Project Could Someday Improve Human Space Flight
Posted In: Applied Science | Research | Space
NASA, Capitol Hill Headline Recent Internship Destinations for Spaceflight Operations Students
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Space Tourism Course Challenges Future Business Leaders to Innovate, Collaborate
Super Bowl Fans: Tweet About Embry-Riddle Alumna Nicole Stott’s Commercial, Raise Funds for Women in STEM
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U.S. News & World Report Ranks Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University among the Nation’s Top Five Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs
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Professor Designs Ride for NASA's Orion Spacecraft
Posted In: Engineering | Space
Prof. Eduardo Rojas Wins NSF Early Career Award to Develop Smaller, More Versatile Antennas
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Alumna Uses 3-D Printing to Help Guide, Control ‘Asteroid Jumping’ Spacecraft
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Superfoods Cultivated at Embry-Riddle Might Someday Feed Astronauts on Mars
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As Water Escapes from Mars, Common Dayside Aurora Offers Clues to Climate Change
Solar Eclipse Project Helps Students Score Internships, Jobs, Travel
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Student-Run Project VALHALLA Aims to Launch Rockets at the Edge of Space
Posted In: Applied Science | Aviation | Research | Security Intelligence and Safety | Space
The Blue Origin of Aerospace Engineer Matt Boban
Posted In: Engineering | Space
Embry-Riddle President Calls for Innovative Solutions to Increase the Ranks of Women in Aviation, STEM
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Grad Student's Journey Features Jeff Bezos, Rockets, and Now — 'Gas Stations in Space'
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