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UAH researcher authors paper on solar flares, coronal ejections

HUNTSVILLE – Solar flares and coronal mass ejections are two of the most energetic processes in the solar system, showering the Earth’s magnetic field...

First Japanese shuttle astronaut, Mark Mohri, visits Marshall

"The thing I'll remember most about the flight is that it was fun... the most fun that I'll ever have in my life." -...

AF secretary to Tuberville: ‘Nothing new’ on Space Command

WASHINGTON — In what seems like a never-ending saga or a scene from the movie "Groundhog Day," U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville pressed Air Force...

ERC Red Crew cited for Artemis I work

HUNTSVILLE – ERC's Red Crew based in Huntsville, received the prestigious Stellar Award from the Rotary National Award for Space Achievement Foundation, for its...

UAH charges to win with ‘HERCulean’ effort

HUNTSVILLE -- Wanna go for a ride under the stars... on the moon? It was a big win for the home team this weekend when...

Bipartisanship strikes in Space Command questioning

WASHINGTON -- A trio of representatives from Alabama brought bipartisanship to the forefront Thursday in questioning the Secretary of the Air Force about the...

Britt heralds Marshall Space Flight Center work

WASHINGTON -- Citing a "legacy of excellence," Sen. Katie Britt praised the Marshall Space Flight Center's contributions to space exploration. Her comments were to NASA...

Blue Origin launches Earth Day events

HUNTSVILLE -- In recognition of Earth Day on Sunday, Blue Origin is raising awareness about the importance of protecting the planet with several “For...

Splawn joins Rocket Center as VP of projects, infrastructure

HUNTSVILLE – Mark Splawn has joined the U.S. Space & Rocket Center as vice president of Projects and Infrastructure. Splawn will oversee large-scale capital and...

To the moon! Aerojet Rocketdyne delivers SLS engines

LOS ANGELES – The space program recently took another step on its return to the moon. This time, NASA turned to something old to help...