NASA Administrator Gets Closeup Look at Georgia Tech’s Role in Future Space Missions
Jim Bridenstine surveys College of Sciences research on space suits, habitats
Professor Phil Bland named Scientist of the Year
Congratulations to Professor Phil Bland on being named Scientist of the Year at the 2019 Western Australian Premier’s Science Awards.
NASA Administrator to Discuss Human Lander Update for Artemis Program
Officials will discuss updates on the agency’s plans for landing humans on the Moon by 2024 through the Artemis program.
Apollo Moon Landing Math is Why Your Flight Lands on Time
Sending astronauts to the moon and returning them to Earth took thousands of people solving problems no had faced before.
The Moon’s Rolling Stones
Some of the most intriguing objects on the surface of the Moon are the “rolling stones,” also known as lunar rockfalls.
Splashdown 50th Anniversary at U.S.S. Hornet
NASA Celebrates Apollo 11 Splashdown with special program onboard aircraft carrier that recovered Apollo 11 crew and capsule.
NASA Announces Call for Next Phase of Commercial Lunar Payload Services
Commercial landers will carry NASA payloads to the lunar surface, paving the way for NASA astronauts to land on the Moon by 2024.
NASA Science Live: 50 Years of Apollo
This special edition of NASA Science Live will take viewers onboard the aircraft carrier that recovered the Apollo 11 capsule after splashdown – the USS Hornet.
NASA and JAXA Sign Partnership Agreement
NASA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) signed a statement today, officially making Japan an Associate Member of SSERVI.
2019 LunGradCon
LunGradCon is run by and for graduate students studying the Moon and other airless bodies.
ELS 2019
Observe the Moon 2019
SSERVI Team Science
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New Research ‘Rocks’ Long-held Geological Theory
New research into ancient rocks in Western Australia contradicts the commonly held belief that Earth’s first stable continents were formed in a plate tectonic setting.