NASA’s X-57 Maxwell, discussed by Dr. Nicholas Borer, was an experimental all-electric aircraft designed to showcase the potential of distributed electric propulsion. With 14 electric motors and an efficient wing design, it aimed to reduce emissions and energy use.
A NASA mission that extends the decades-long Landsat program, providing vital satellite imagery to monitor Earth’s land, track changes, and support sustainable resource management.
NASA’s Brad Bailey delves into the reasons behind humanity’s renewed focus on lunar exploration, highlighting its importance for science, sustainability, and future missions to Mars.
NASA Chief Scientist Dr. James Green explores the mysteries of the Moon’s darkest regions, revealing their potential to unlock secrets about water, ice, and the history of the solar system.
Peering into NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope is a concise exploration of the world’s most advanced space observatory, offering insights into its groundbreaking technology, awe-inspiring images, and its mission to uncover the origins of our universe.
An accomplished singer and performer, Roy Moye III, combines his love for music and aerospace engineering with motivating the next generation in STEM careers. Dubbed “The Singing Engineer,” Roy does this by wowing audiences with his high-energy STEMusic stage performances. Soar into this STEMusic Moment to learn all about rockets and sing along as the… Learn more
