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Johns Hopkins just clinched a partnership with Space Force to educate military personnel - Vimarsana News

Johns Hopkins just clinched a partnership with Space Force to educate military personnel

Through the partnership, Space Force leaders and personnel will get to take courses in international affairs, engineering and more at the university's facilities at 555 Pennsylvania Avenue.

U.S. Space Force partnership will prepare leaders for new challenges - Vimarsana News

U.S. Space Force partnership will prepare leaders for new challenges

Space Force officers, known as Guardians, will be invited to join an interdisciplinary program offering training in international policy with electives in space-focused engineering

Source: jhu.edu
NASA's Asteroid Deflection Worked! - Help With Global Warming? - Vimarsana News

NASA's Asteroid Deflection Worked! - Help With Global Warming?

NASA has just reported that its test to determine whether it could deflect an asteroid surpassed expectations.

Lunar IceCube Set to Launch August 29th - Vimarsana News

Lunar IceCube Set to Launch August 29th

A satellite built by students and faculty at Morehead State is scheduled to head into space Monday, Aug. 29, aboard the most powerful spacecraft ever made as part of a NASA mission to the moon.

Source: wmky.org
Morehead State's Lunar Icecube to Launch Aug. 29 aboard Artemis I - Vimarsana News

Morehead State's Lunar Icecube to Launch Aug. 29 aboard Artemis I

A satellite built by students and faculty at Morehead State is scheduled to head into space Monday, Aug. 29, aboard the most powerful spacecraft ever made as part of a NASA mission to the moon.

Source: wmky.org