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The buzz is building over an early August landing planned for NASA’s most advanced planetary rover — and R. Aileen Yingst, director of the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, headquartered at UW-Green Bay, is one...
The third annual First Nations national rocket competition is set to blast off Saturday, April 28 at the Richard Bong State Recreation Area near Burlington, Wis. Organized by the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, headquartered...
We told you last week about the big-name NASA scientists who are in Green Bay this week as part of the National Space Grant Directors meeting, hosted by the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium (headquartered...
The Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, headquartered at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, will be the first-ever Midwest host for the National Council of Space Grant Directors Fall Meeting Wednesday, Sept. 21 through Friday, Sept. 23. More than 150 people, including Space Grant directors and coordinators from across the U.S. and employees from most NASA centers throughout the country, are expected to attend, said R. Aileen Yingst, director of the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium.
The Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, headquartered here at UW-Green Bay, is holding its 21st annual Wisconsin Space Conference Thursday and Friday (Aug. 18 and 19) at UW-La Crosse. Titled “Seeing Farther From Space,” the conference...
Our own Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium and the University’s astronomy and atmospheric experts were in high demand last Friday as space shuttle Atlantis made its historic final launch from the Kennedy Space Center in...
Final results have been posted from the 2011 First Nations national rocket competition held in May at the Richard Bong State Recreation Area near Burlington, Wis. The “REZriders” team from Northwest Indian College, Bellingham,...
Congratulations to Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, headquartered at UW-Green Bay, on another successful rocket competition weekend. The Richard Bong State Recreation Area near Kenosha was the site of the annual state college competition and...
The Richard Bong State Recreation Area near Burlington, Wis., will be the site Saturday (May 7), weather permitting, of the second annual First Nations national rocket competition.
The competition is organized by the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium (WSGC) headquartered on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
The first First Nations Launch — a rocket competition for tribal college teams from across the nation — went off without a hitch May 1 at a state wildlife and recreation area near Burlington,...
