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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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How to breathe in space

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Honoring 250 years of discovery and innovation

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Stephanie Schulte advances Purdue’s proud lunar legacy

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Chief of the Astronaut Office Scott Tingle reflects on historic Artemis II mission

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Factories in space: Purdue hosts first ever In-Space Manufacturing class

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Audrey Powers overcomes challenges to become VP at Blue Origin

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Abigail Mizzi will become the first grad student to conduct research on a commercial suborbital flight

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Purdue helps Emily Spreen achieve her NASA dreams

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Purdue Space Program launches in Indianapolis

Something new is launching in Indianapolis — literally! Purdue Space Program, the student group who have been launching rockets in West Lafayette for more than 25 years, have established a chapter in Indianapolis. It took many “small steps” for these…
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Steven Collicott’s Purdue 1 challenge: Don’t look out the window

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Dan Dumbacher, chairman of the selection committee for Purdue University’s Neil Armstrong Space Prize, introduces the award’s inaugural laureate: five members of the Falcon 9 Booster Landing Team for SpaceX. The recipients will be honored during a September event in Washington, D.C. (Purdue University photo/Kelsey Lefever)

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SpaceX team wins Purdue’s first Neil Armstrong Space Prize for its reusable rocket system

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