Mercury astronaut Alan Shepard climbed into the cramped, one-person Freedom 7 capsule on May 5, 1961, and flew 116 miles to space on top of… Continue Reading Celebrating the Heroes of Today and Tomorrow on National Astronaut Day
In the opening scenes of Stanley Kubrick’s iconic 2001: A Space Odyssey, we witness a prominent scientist arriving at a hotel in space. Serving as… Continue Reading LIFE Habitat: Safety, Accessibility, and Discovery Meet in Low-Earth Orbit
Technological breakthroughs and outer space naturally go hand in hand. American ingenuity in the 20th century led to astonishing advances that helped humankind make its… Continue Reading The Next Great Innovations Will Come from Private Industry in Space
Airing concurrently with the feverish height of the Space Race, the original run of Star Trek, featuring franchise icons like William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy,… Continue Reading Orbital Reef: A Mixed-Use Business Park—In Space
600 million people watched Neil Armstrong take the first step on the moon on July 20, 1969. This event set a record for TV viewership… Continue Reading Space is Once Again for Everyone
When you think of Wisconsin, a booming aerospace industry probably doesn’t come to mind. In fact, the number of people who work in aerospace in Wisconsin is a… Continue Reading Veteran Spotlight: Meet Todd, a Sierra Space Program Manager
Mercury astronaut Alan Shepard climbed into the cramped, one-person Freedom 7 capsule on May 5, 1961, and flew 116 miles to space on top of… Continue Reading Celebrating the Heroes of Today and Tomorrow on National Astronaut Day
In the opening scenes of Stanley Kubrick’s iconic 2001: A Space Odyssey, we witness a prominent scientist arriving at a hotel in space. Serving as… Continue Reading LIFE Habitat: Safety, Accessibility, and Discovery Meet in Low-Earth Orbit
Technological breakthroughs and outer space naturally go hand in hand. American ingenuity in the 20th century led to astonishing advances that helped humankind make its… Continue Reading The Next Great Innovations Will Come from Private Industry in Space
Airing concurrently with the feverish height of the Space Race, the original run of Star Trek, featuring franchise icons like William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy,… Continue Reading Orbital Reef: A Mixed-Use Business Park—In Space
600 million people watched Neil Armstrong take the first step on the moon on July 20, 1969. This event set a record for TV viewership… Continue Reading Space is Once Again for Everyone
When you think of Wisconsin, a booming aerospace industry probably doesn’t come to mind. In fact, the number of people who work in aerospace in Wisconsin is a… Continue Reading Veteran Spotlight: Meet Todd, a Sierra Space Program Manager
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