AirSpace Minnesota Brings Astronaut To Town To Highlight State’s Aerospace Achievements
New Minnesota nonprofit AirSpace Minnesota is welcoming to the Twin Cities the last of 12 men to step on the moon, to celebrate Minnesota’s contributions to America’s space program. The organization’s goal is to inspire students to embrace skills and careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), by showcasing role models from Minnesota’s great aviation and aerospace legacy, today’s practitioners and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Jacobs Engineering Group To Outline NASA's Needs At Texas Manufacturing Event
It costs $50,000 to launch a gallon of water into space. To reduce costs, NASA partners with the private sector for specialized research and to develop new materials. Speaking on behalf of NASA on October 15, 2013, Mayur Ahuja, Deputy Director of Engineering at Jacobs Engineering Group, will share insights on the roadmap for upcoming projects to guide companies interested in supporting future projects.
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