podcast | Research
Podcast Ep. 89: Purdue Research Series | A Look Into NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope and Boilermaker Ties to Space With Danny Milisavljevic
article | Experience
Life on Mars: Purdue students at MDRS
Humankind hasn’t yet journeyed to Mars — but we have been to Hanksville, Utah. It’s kind of the same thing.
article
Purdue scientists and engineers push the boundaries of space knowledge, studying the stars, the solar system and beyond
article | Education
Eugene Cernan: Purdue astronaut, NASA pioneer
Eugene Cernan could make his otherworldly accomplishments seem accessible to the mortals who had never ventured beyond the Earth’s atmosphere.
video | Education
Purdue Space Program Liquids Team: This is Persistence at Purdue University
Audrey Powers ‘overwhelmed’ to join Purdue’s Cradle of Astronauts
By performing vital engineering work during Blue Origin’s New Shepard flight, Audrey Powers qualified as Purdue’s third commercial astronaut and 27th member of the Cradle of Astronauts.
podcast | Education
Podcast Ep. 48: NASA Space Suit Engineer Amy Ross Discusses Purdue’s Impact on Her Career
article | Research
Expert on space junk: When spacecraft explode, answers may be in the debris left behind
Spacecraft deorbiting device developed at Purdue ready for upcoming test launch
Still taking giant leaps from lunar small steps: Purdue scientists analyze moon dust collected by Apollo 17 astronauts
Purdue scientist reflects on her passion for studying Mars’ geology, landscape
Briony Horgan grew up in Portland, Oregon, where, enjoying the mountains and volcanoes that surrounded the region, she developed a love of geology. A long-standing interest in space made Horgan realize she wasn’t confined to study rocks simply on Earth.