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Article New Long March 5B Uncontrolled Reentry Tracked by Aerospace's Experts Aerospace's experts at the Center for Orbital and Reentry Debris Studies (CORDS) are actively tracking the CZ-5B rocket body and intend to share their reentry predictions as sufficient data becom... October 2022
Article Aerospace Experts Tracking Massive Uncontrolled Reentry Aerospace’s space debris experts will be monitoring the reentry and providing updates as new data becomes available. July 2022
Article Paving an Integrated Approach for Space’s Traffic Jam Problem In an effort to improve space traffic coordination and support the Office of Space Commerce (OSC) within NOAA, Aerospace contributed to a cloud-based prototype system. March 2022
Article Spaceflight Safety Takes Center Stage with Aerospace’s New Actors in Space Workshop The Aerospace Corporation’s Space Safety Institute collaborated with Secure World Foundation to adapt the Handbook for New Actors in Space into an interactive curriculum. March 2022
Article Novel Satellite Deorbiting Method Can Help Mitigate Space Debris Crisis The solution may already be onboard according to Aerospace scientists and engineers August 2021
Article How Aerospace Keeps Space Missions Running Smoothly Scientists at The Aerospace Corporation specialize in creating and evaluating lubricants that help spacecraft withstand the extreme and volatile environment of space. January 2021
Article Inside NASA’s Groundbreaking OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sampling Mission 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 cont... December 2020
Article Resilience Through COVID-19 and the New Normal 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 while... December 2020
Article Aerospace’s Prairie: A Platform for Next-Gen Space Operators Prairie combines Aerospace’s unrivaled technical and historical space operation data with the most innovative gaming engines available in the commercial market, and is presented to the user with stunn... August 2020
Article CubeSats Get Close: Proximity Operation with Interesting Implications One of Aerospace’s CubeSats photographed its twin satellite from 22 meters away in a demonstration of the type of technology that could enable inspection and servicing missions. July 2020
Article NASA/SpaceX's Demo-2 Launch: A New Era for Human Spaceflight The Aerospace Corporation provides crucial support to the Commercial Crew Program, with embedded roles on the NASA team able to leverage the FFRDC’s depth of knowledge and technical expertise. May 2020
Article Gazing at the Skies with Monocle Ground systems will have to evolve to keep pace with increased demands for tracking and communication capabilities in the emerging space paradigm. That is where Monocle comes in. December 2019
