Indiana Space Grant Consortium

INSGC works with education, research, and public outreach activities in science, engineering, and technology (STEM) related to space, aeronautics, aviation, and Earth system science, all while advocating increased financial and government support for Space Grant Consortia.

On July 20, we commemorate 55 years since the Eagle landed, and Neil Armstrong took that small step and giant leap on behalf of us all. Despite divided times, the Moon landing once united our country, and through Artemis, we will return in a new way.

🎆 Happy Independence Day from Indiana Space Grant! 🚀✨ Today, we celebrate freedom, innovation, and the spirit of exploration. Wishing you a spectacular July 4th filled with joy and inspiration! 🇺🇸 #July4th

Another experience I got when traveling to the KSC office was watching my first rocket launch.

This experience was stunning as they took me around to various parts of the KSC campus including the Visitor Complex and executive offices. The team treated me extremely well and it was exciting to be able to present parts of my assignment to the team in the conference room.

By: Derek Thach With the funding provided by INSGC, I wanted to experience more in person events at NASA since my entire internship was virtual.

🌟 **Happy Juneteenth from the Indiana Space Grant Consortium!** 🚀 Today, we celebrate freedom and equality as we honor Juneteenth. Let's continue to embrace diversity in STEM and beyond. Together, we reach for a future of unity and opportunity. #Juneteenth #Freedom #Equality

Members of @TrineUniversity NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge team demonstrate STEM activities with students at one of their engagement events this year.

Honoring our heroes and reaching for the stars! 🌟 Happy Memorial Day weekend from the Indiana Space Grant Consortium. 🚀 #MemorialDay #HonoringHeroes #IndianaSpaceGrant

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Check out this awesome program from Nearspace Education!

Happy Pi Day from Indiana Space Grant! jpl.nasa.gov/edu/nasapidayc…

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immeasurable contributions made by Black Americans that continue to help shape NASA's history.

for the talent and opportunity of countless Black Americans, and all people. I invite you to read President Biden's National Black History Month Proclamation. I also encourage you to participate in the agencywide events that will recognize Black History Month, and the

celebrate sharing these stories to bring people together and benefit humanity here on Earth. NASA can only push the boundaries of what is possible by committing to our core value of inclusion to celebrate the diversity of the world's finest workforce. We will continue to advocate

America to live up to its founding promise. This year's theme, "African Americans and the Arts," shines a light on the influence of Black Americans through literature, music, film, architecture, and more. I think about the The Color of Space, an inspirational documentary by NASA