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For the first time, two different spacecrafts will be able to communicate with one another using artificial intelligence and machine learning to decide which way they should maneuver to avoid
Georgia staff member Jarvis Jones arrested for reckless driving and speeding
University of Georgia sophomore mechanical engineering major Ben Pumphrey spent his summer participating in the NASA Proposal Writing and Evaluation Experience. Along with his eleven teammates from various universities, Pumphrey
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