Have you seen the latest from the Journal of the Astronautical Sciences? 👀

Check out the newest issue featuring 13 papers on topics ranging from Cislunar objects to the low Earth orbit environment to in-space assembly. 🌟

See Volume 71 Issue 2 here: bit.ly/3UhOIZf 🔗

Need something to watch this weekend? 📺

Check out the 2024 Goddard Space Science Symposium videos out now!

Catch the recap of the event on our YouTube channel or watch using the playlist here: bit.ly/4d2lJ49 🔗

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Introducing our 2023 AAS Award Winners!

We are honored to recognize aerospace excellence with these awards and shed light on the accomplishment around us.

Congratulations to our winners! 🏅

Read the full announcement here: bit.ly/3JlggYI 🔗

What are you waiting for? 👀

Put your work in front of the crowd that furthers the discoveries on #ISS . Be a part of the #ISS RDC and submit an abstract to present during the technical sessions. 💫

Don't hesitate, submit here: bit.ly/49Nipb1 🔗

Have you submitted an abstract for #ISS RDC yet? 👀

Don't miss your chance to present your work in Boston, MA this summer to one of the largest space networks passionate about #ISS .

Lend your hand in advancing #space , submit your abstract: bit.ly/49Nipb1 🔗

Honored to have our Chair Bradley Cheetham speak at the #GoddardSpaceScience24 organized by AstronauticalSociety to highlight the invaluable service AAS provides our organization rating our applicants over the years! We salute & thank you, Jim. Wonderful event at the Univ. of Maryland

#GoddardSpaceScience2024 we are a go!

The wait is finally over, the AAS Goddard Space Science Symposium kicks off TODAY!

Registered attendees can start picking up their badges and networking at 11am. Use the hashtag #GoddardSpaceScience24 to share your experience. 💫

See you soon!

A lot of things in space - big and small - are the direct result of Jeff's quiet, diligent, and inspired work behind the scenes at both #NASA and Congress.

Jeff Bingham Cancer Treatment and Care Fund gofundme.com/f/jeff-bingham…

Truer words, Marcia. He's been an incredible contributor to the industry and to the AstronauticalSociety. Hoping the best for him. Please keep Jeff and his family in your thoughts and encouraging anyone who can to help out. #space

The American Astronautical Society, along with the greater space community, mourns the loss of the inspiring General Thomas P. Stafford. A respected Air Force officer, test pilot, NASA astronaut, and AAS Fellow, Stafford’s legacy lives on.

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AAS Goddard Space Science Symposium is NEXT WEEK! ✨

Here's a special thank you to our sponsors who help make this event possible 🌟

It's not too late to register and build deeper connections with the space industry! Visit astronautical.org/goddard for more info 🔗

The 2024 #ISSRDC Call for Abstracts is now OPEN 🚨

Be a part of the technical sessions at this year's ISS Research & Development Conference in Boston, MA.

Full information on how to submit your work and the submission link is available at bit.ly/49Nipb1 🔗

The AAS Goddard Space Science Symposium is in TWO WEEKS ✨

Which session are you looking forward to? 👀

View the program at astronautical.org/goddard and don't miss out! 🔗

Check it out 👀

Get the first look at the sessions, speakers, and schedule for the AAS Goddard Space Science Symposium!

The program is now available at astronautical.org/goddard 🔗

Take a sneak peak at our AAS Goddard Space Science Symposium Keynote Speakers 👀

Check them out next month on March 20-22 at the University of Maryland!

Register now at astronautical.org/goddard 🔗

The American Astronautical Society is proud to see our president, Ron Birk, featured in the WashingtonExec Top Space Execs to Watch in 2024 list!

Congratulations Ron on this well-deserved achievement.

Read the article here: washingtonexec.com/2024/02/top-sp… 🔗

Congratulations to our selected 2023 AAS Fellows for their hard work and significant contributions to space and our organization. 👏

To read more on our new Fellows and their achievements, check out the full announcement: bit.ly/3OIXYU4 🔗

1st Prize for Student Best Paper goes to Linyi “Tiger” Hou, BS ’21 and a third-year UIUC PhD student at the 46th Annual American Astronautical Society’s Guidance, Navigation and Control Conference held this month in Breckenridge, Colorado. aerospace.illinois.edu/news/64216

The AAS Goddard Space Science Symposium takes place next month! Have you registered yet? 👀

Join us on March 20-22 at the University of Maryland as we discuss 'Space 2040: Pathways to the Future'.

Don't miss out, check out the details at astronautical.org/goddard 🔗