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2018 News
- Ensuring Kansas students have the opportunity to be our nation’s future astronauts
- Researchers consider whether supernovae killed off large ocean animals at dawn of Pleistocene
- Kansas native Sarah Lamm is contrbuting to NASA's search for life on Mars
- Aerospace engineering students earn international acclaim for design excellence
- Sixth TVIW Interstellar Symposium and Interstellar Propulsion Workshop Call for Papers
- Kansas-born astronaut Nick Hague says there was no time to panic in aborted ISS mission
- 'Surprising’ chemical complexity of Saturn’s rings is changing the planet’s upper atmosphere
- Virgin Galactic's Rocket Man is a native Kansan
- From small-town Kansas to space: Astronaut prepares for NASA mission
- July 2, Young Kansans to Call Space Station from Eisenhower Presidential Library
- Three KU students earn Astronaut Scholarships
- NASA Selects Cosmosphere to Inspire Next Generation
- Kansas astronaut headed to space
- K-State physicist joins major international project mapping universe's expansion
- K-State University researcher part of $3.9 million NASA lava caves study
- Physics professor's innovative concept could revolutionize space exploration
- Engineering researchers to share in a more than $1 million NASA project
- Cosmosphere renovation includes interactive NASA mission control consoles
- Future of deep-space travel takes flight as researcher at the University of Kansas
Medical Center has experiment launched to the International Space Station - KU students seek to launch mini-satellite through NASA program
- New research suggests toward end of Ice Age, human beings witnessed fires
larger than dinosaur killer, thanks to a cosmic impact - K State research team wins R&D 100 Award for wearable radiation detection
- KU scientists on Large Hadron Collider team that finds potential
evidence of quasiparticle sought for decades - University Of Kansas Student Wants Be A Martian
- WSU tops national rankings for research and development funding