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Scientists at The Aerospace Corporation specialize in creating and evaluating lubricants that help spacecraft withstand the extreme and volatile environment of space.

Hosted by The Aerospace Corporation and the Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Space ISAC), the event focused on the most pressing challenges and opportunities for space operations.

NASA has collected a sample from Bennu, an ancient carbonaceous asteroid that may offer scientists a wealth of insight into the makings of the early solar system and the ingredients that may have…

Aerospace's integrated launch team remained focused on the mission while supporting the recent successful NROL-44 launch on a Delta IV Heavy Launch Vehicle.

Aerospace hosted the 5th Annual Innovation Summit, a virtual event bringing together key technology executives to share insight and ideas on tackling some of the nation’s hardest problems.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Aerospace continued to deliver for our customers by adapting with resilience, innovation and velocity, overcoming unprecedented challenges to ensure mission success…

The Space Warfighter Initiative (SWI) leverages Aerospace’s decades of deep institutional technical expertise in developing a capability to analytically evaluate the tactical, operational and…

The newly unveiled xLab facility will equip our technical experts to build innovative prototypes and instruments to advance space technology.

In a year of unprecedented change and disruption, The Aerospace Corporation delivered on its mission serving the space enterprise through technical expertise and strategic insights that will help…

The disruption of the past year created a real-world laboratory for The Aerospace Corporation to explore the tools and technologies that will shape the future of work.

The Aerospace STEM Hour launched as a weekly virtual series for STEM education to help families in the work-from-home and homeschooling environment during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Letters of gratitude, opportunities to volunteer and charitable donations are just a few ways Aerospace has been able to thank our military veterans and active service members.

A culture in which mentor and mentee relationships flourish is essential to Aerospace’s continuing legacy of commitment to our people and unbiased technical excellence.

Aerospace President and CEO Steve Isakowitz discusses why there’s never been a more exciting time in space at Loyola Marymount University’s Seaver Spotlight series.

Through brainstorming ideas, pooling our talents and leveraging Aerospace resources, our people are finding ways to continue to combat the pandemic.

Aerospace employees take pride in giving back to the community in a variety of ways to ensure that the next generation of scientists and engineers have a bright future ahead of them.