AARG’s 8i mission to ILMAH involved research, creativity, EVA exploration and the testing of a drone’s capabilities.
Five AARG-1S mission members reflect on their experiences in the SAM habitat, doing research designed to benefit future space missions.
In February 2025, AARG participated in the AARG-1S mission, which included a unique experience: a shift change between two crews.
In February 2025, AARG members had the incredible opportunity to participate in a simulated Mars mission called AARG-1S.
The Lunar Pathfinders, the University’s student team, have successfully secured their spot in the final rounds of NASA’s Lunar Autonomy Challenge (LAC).
Women’s History Month: Christy BoneFont is a remarkable space studies graduate student and an officer in two University student groups.
In September 2024, the members of the 7i ILMAH mission made University history by being the first-all female crew conducting research.
For NASA’s 2025 Lunar Autonomy Challenge, a team and a faculty advisor from the University will participate in this competition.