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Amanda Grodman
- Jan 18
Artemis and Beyond: Contemporary Developments in Space Robotics
In a previous blog, we discussed the implications and ethics of sending robots to space; with our current reliance on automated...
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Amanda Grodman
- Jan 4
The Best of Both Worlds: Current Interdisciplinary Space Research
A large part of our role in space is designing, building, and testing machinery to expand our exploratory horizon. Several of these...
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Amanda Grodman
- Dec 30, 2022
The Importance of Aviation in Aerospace
Although aviation and aerospace are similar in a general sense, they otherwise might appear as polar opposites; one is used by millions...
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Amanda Grodman
- Dec 14, 2022
The Outer Space Treaty of 1967: Critical Contemporary Discussions of Space Ethics
Lyndon B. Johnson once said, “No national sovereignty rules in outer space. Those who venture there go as envoys of the entire human...
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Amanda Grodman
- Nov 23, 2022
Why International Astronautic Collaboration is the Crux of Astronomical Strides
Large aeronautical corporations, including NASA, SpaceX, and affiliated industries are often thought of as the diverse pioneers of...
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Amanda Grodman
- Nov 9, 2022
The History of Computer Programming and Aerospace–And Their Current Vitality
Computer programming and aeronautical industries are frequently grouped in the large STEM umbrella, but aren’t always associated with...
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Amanda Grodman
- Oct 26, 2022
What is Systems Engineering?
With every technological development–whether it be in the scopes of occupational machinery or personal convenience–comes problems and...
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Amanda Grodman
- Oct 12, 2022
Putting the STEM in Stem Cells: Using Stem Cells and Xenobots to Educate Future Scientists
Currently, discussions relating to diseases, whether they be contagious, hereditary, or chronic, are widespread and will continue to...
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Amanda Grodman
- Sep 28, 2022
Why Start Early?: The First Steps of Fostering Life-Long Learning
Middle and high school are crucial years of a students’ life, both in their academic endeavors and personal strides. While students with...
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Amanda Grodman
- Sep 14, 2022
Classroom CubeSat Integration Crash Course
We here at the Aerospace and Innovation Academy frequently reference CubeSats, along with orbiting policies, whether it be in our own...
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Amanda Grodman
- Aug 31, 2022
The Interdisciplinary Nature and Future of Astrobiology
When we think of extraterrestrial life, tangible and exotic beings, such as ET and Chewbacca, probably come to mind. However, we may not...
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Amanda Grodman
- Aug 28, 2022
The Future of HAB–Plus a Classroom Integration Crash Course
In a previous blog, we reflected on a Student Project Spotlight in showing the importance of CubeSats as a teaching device for students...
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Amanda Grodman
- Aug 17, 2022
More Than Allergies: How Lunar Dust is Dictating Future Space Travel
In recent years, discussions of lunar space tourism and other forms of public space travel have been rapidly orbiting the world....
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Amanda Grodman
- Aug 3, 2022
The Future of Robots in Space–and the Ethical Policy Behind It
When we think of robots in space, R2-D2 and C-3PO come to mind; despite this relation, tangible robots have been a crucial component in...
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Amanda Grodman
- Jul 30, 2022
Expanding the Pipeline: What the Space Exploration's Future Will Look Like for Minority Demographics
With new uncertainties that arise in and out of the classroom, prospective college students may face doubt or concern in applying to...
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Amanda Grodman
- Jul 3, 2022
Space and Psychology's Direct Relation
Since the prospect of space travel emerged worldwide, particularly in the mid-1900s, thousands of children and adults have dreamed of...
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Presley Dooner
- Jun 24, 2022
Gifted Learners and Neurodivergency
Most of us have heard the term "gifted." Perhaps you or your own child has been classified as such. Most people assume gifted students...
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Presley Dooner
- May 23, 2022
Space Startups: Tips on Becoming a Space Entrepreneur
We are all well aware by now that technology is our future. Countless new startups have become very successful very quickly based on...
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Presley Dooner
- Apr 13, 2022
Vocational Skills, Engineering, and the Importance of Intersectionality
We all know about the importance of STEM education and the STEM workforce, but what we may not understand is the intersectionality of...
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