Article Testing Orion's Impenetrable Shield The Orion spacecraft will endure temperatures of 5000 degrees when it re-enters our atmosphere. Aerospace engineers developed a new tool to make sure the spacecraft -and those inside- survive the ride... July 2019
Article Catching A Ride On A Solar Sail Cameras designed by The Aerospace Corporation play a critical role in tracking the deployment of solar sails as scientists study their use for space exploration. July 2019
Article Space Policy Webinar - Shooting for the Moon: Opportunities and Challenges for Cislunar Development As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing on July 20, 1969, approaches, new lunar missions are generating interest and excitement. What is the potential for developing the area near and around... July 2019
Article Trusted AI and Autonomous Systems Ensuring effective and safe operations of artificial intelligence / machine learning-enabled aerospace systems requires ongoing monitoring of system state of health and verification and validation of ... June 2019
Article Coping With Inherited Components Goddard Space Flight Center developed a new holistic approach for inherited and heritage items that factors prior history, successes, anomalies, and changes in the item. June 2019
Article Recent Guidance and Related Media Mission success related papers and other media distributed by The Aerospace Corporation. June 2019
Article Advice for Alternate-Grade Electronics Aerospace is conducting collaborative research with industrial, government, and academic partners to characterize the tolerance of selected alternate-grade electronics to particle radiation encountere... June 2019
Article Launch Mission Success Launch reliability predictions are a vital input to forward-looking studies. Medium-class vehicles like the Atlas V, Delta IV, and Falcon 9 have traditionally been the most reliable while heavy- and s... June 2019
Article Piecing Together Systems Integration The Aerospace Corporation reviewed systems integration findings, recommendations, and lessons learned from past independent program reviews and other government sources. June 2019
Fact Sheet Technology Transfer Aerospace transfers technology through publications, exchanges at conferences, reports, work under contract, and through relationships within the federal government and industries. June 2019
Article Lessons Learned: Ground Control to Major Ops One of the biggest challenges of transitioning from a heritage ground system to a new ground system is not to disrupt current operations. June 2019
Press Release Aerospace Selects Tanya Pemberton as Senior Vice President for National Systems Group Aerospace has selected space enterprise leader Tanya Pemberton to serve as senior vice president for the National Systems Group. June 2019
Press Release Hawthorne High Graduate Awarded STEM Scholarship The Aerospace Corporation (Aerospace) selected Ashley Carpenter, class valedictorian from Hawthorne High School, as the 2019 Dr. Wanda M. Austin STEM Scholarship winner. June 2019
Article Revealing Nighttime Images from a CubeSat The CubeSat Multispectral Observing System (CUMULOS) is equipped with three commercial cameras and could prove to be a game-changer for weather forecasting, environmental monitoring, and other operati... June 2019
Press Release Experts Advise UK House of Lords on Brexit Implications As part of an ongoing inquiry into the future of the British space industry, the House of Lords of the United Kingdom took evidence on June 6 from The Aerospace Corporation (Aerospace) and its wholly ... June 2019
Article Uncovering the Auroras Scientists at The Aerospace Corporation help explore the mysteries of the aurora borealis with a stunning light show. May 2019
