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Illustration looks like a square, refigerator-shaped spacecraft with large solar panels resembling wings

Space science

NASA selects Johns Hopkins APL space weather mission for 2024 launch

Published Jan 8, 2021

The Electrojet Zeeman Imaging Explorer will study the auroral electrojet, electrical currents flowing 60-90 miles above the north and south poles

JHU alum and Baltimore native Reid Wiseman (left) and Applied Physics Lab astrophysicist Jason Kalirai

Space@Hopkins

Johns Hopkins astronaut speaks at Space@Hopkins virtual symposium

Published Oct 19, 2020

JHU alum and Baltimore native Reid Wiseman will speak Thursday during a Space@Hopkins virtual symposium that will also feature Applied Physics Lab astrophysicist Jason Kalirai

Hopkins retrospective

Moon landing memories

Published July 19, 2019

As the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing approaches, Johns Hopkins faculty members who watched the momentous event live recall on what it meant to them, and to science

Mark Shelhamer in the zero-gravity rocket

As NASA prepares to send humans back to the moon and beyond, Mark Shelhamer and fellow Hopkins scientists want to ensure that future space travelers survive and thrive out there / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Interdisciplinary

Space@Hopkins seed grants awarded

Published Sept 11, 2018

Interdisciplinary initiative brings together researchers from across the university who focus on civilian space studies

The moon appears in a reddish orange glow

Outer space

Super blue blood moon rising

Published Jan 30, 2018

Space Fellow Kirsten Hall sheds light on the three converging lunar events that will take place Wednesday morning and won't reoccur for another 37 years