Purdue In Space STORIes

Get the latest news about the innovative work being done by Purdue researchers and alumni to push space exploration forward, plus learn more about the Boilermakers who were instrumental in the space program’s evolution.

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EAPS News

Mars crater named for Jay Melosh

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Purdue News

Space is for everyone: Marc and Sharon Hagle create SpaceKids Global

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Purdue Aeronautics and Astronautics

Solar system asteroid named after AAE professor Kathleen Howell

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NASA

Purdue invites grade-schoolers for STEM activities and to meet astronaut Jerry Ross

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Purdue hosts inaugural space policy symposium

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Purdue College of Engineering News

Fluid mechanics to help model the brain fluids of astronauts

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This Is Purdue podcast

Go behind the scenes of “Boilers to Mars”

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Purdue College of Engineering News

Completed experiments on International Space Station to help answer how boiling and condensation work in space

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Purdue News

Purdue and NASA plant the seeds for lunar agriculture

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Purdue College of Engineering News

Purdue Lunabotics mines moon dust for NASA

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Purdue News

From lab to lunar: The latest space innovation at Purdue

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EAPS News

Perseverance ascending to unexplored territory

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