The Texas Space Grant Consortium is a group of 34 institutions which include universities, industrial organizations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies within Texas that are joined to ensure that the benefits of space research and technology are available to all Texans. In a broader context, the National Space Grant Program, consisting of 52 Space Grant Consortia nationwide, ...

Space Science and Engineering at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, a leader in space science and technology since 1959 ...

The SSL is dedicated to making human beings more productive while working in space. We believe that both humans and robots, working together, are necessary to accomplish this goal. We are currently developing robotic systems capable of assisting astronauts in EVA (spacewalk) tasks, thus making EVA excursions shorter and safer, and in some cases allowing astronauts to perform tasks that ...

Welcome to the University of New Hampshire Experimental Space Plasma Group! The latest news: COSPAR World Space Conference in October, 2002. Dr. Eberhard Mobius is the main scientific organizer! Peter T. Paul Chair in Space Science established by 1967 UNH grad Peter T. Paul (full story on unh.edu) (11 December 2001) UNH-Patented Invention Now Orbiting in Space -- designed by our own Mark Granoff ...

University of North Dakota-Grand Forks presents SPACE.EDU, the premier site for space education. Featuring an accredited Masters program with a tentative Ph.D. program in the works!

Lunar Institute of Technology No, we don't really think we have a university on the moon, but in the words of the groups founder: We call ourselves LIT because we're staking a claim... When we DO return to the moon, the eastern edge of Copernicus is OURS to establish a school at... - David Levine Until then, we are trying to find, develop, discuss, and document various concepts for space and ...

Welcome to the Space Physics Research Laboratory at the University of Michigan This is the so-called *text* version for those of you who are Netscape 2.x challenged. This page is best viewed with Netscape Navigator 2.0 or higher. You need it! You want it! Look here to get it! ...

Welcome to the Harvard SETI Home Page Our research Radio Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence The Arecibo Search for Early Hydrogen Optical SETI Our researchers Professor Paul Horowitz The Principal Investigator Students and researchers Our sponsors The Planetary Society The Bosack/Kruger Charitable Foundation The SETI Institute The Schulsky Foundation NASA (until congress cut funding in ...