education
Space Force leader suggests education secretary should be on the National Space Council
arly education about the value created by space technology should be a national priority, the top enlisted leader of the U.S. Space Force said Nov. 11.
MIT professor: Interest in space careers at an all-time high
MIT’s Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics graduate admissions program this past year saw a record number of applicants, most of whom want to work in the space business.
U.S. Air Force Academy to expand space education curriculum
In addition to astronautical engineering, cadets will be offered courses in space law, strategy and operations.
Space: The ultimate education disrupter
Space is the third — and newest — disrupter in the last 156 years of education. Not since the passage of the Morrill Act in 1862 and the rise of America’s land-grant colleges has there been a movement this massive. Not since the enactment of the G.I. Bill in 1944 has there been a milestone this memorable.
Op-ed | America, we have a problem: Helping Houston and the space economy
Let us issue a new pledge for a new era of space-based research: “We choose to rebuild Houston, for the good of the nation and the greatness of education in general.”
