Pilot project’s quarterly report

Quarter 1 (June – September) Spotlight  Space Exploration and Sustainable Development The Space Exploration and Sustainable Development project has made significant strides in the first quarter. Notably, it showcased its

ASU Space Student Ambassador Tasha Coelho transforms valley metro buses Tasha Coelho, a senior at the ASU School of Earth and Space Exploration studying Exploration Systems Design and an ASU

Undergraduate researchers get important professional development opportunities During the spring semester, two students in the Interplanetary Initiative Undergraduate Research Scholars Program, (IIURSP), working with Dr. Eric Stribling on the Interplanetary

Designing inclusive futures both in space and on Earth The ASU Interplanetary Initiative has launched an exciting new YouTube channel focused on how space activities are transforming our world. This

The ASU Interplanetary Initiative team made a significant impact at Phoenix Fan Fusion 2024 this past weekend. Stationed in the ASU area of the convention’s Science section, the team engaged

What does COCONUT stand for? Coconut is not an acronym, but instead just the name of the project, “Coconut” or “Coconut CubeSat”. This is a reference to a Monty Python

Inviting Applications starting August 8, 2024 The space economy is taking off, and the Space-Edge Accelerator is gearing up to propel innovators and businesses into new realms of opportunity. Powered

ASU students learn from space industry companies The Arizona State University’s Space Collective has become a pivotal network, bridging commercial space companies with ASU students, faculty experts, and cutting-edge research

by Victoria DeFazio ASU Senior and Space Ambassador Victoria DeFazio was selected to participate in the Space Generation Fusion Forum 2024 on Saturday, April 6. Read on to know more

by Shireen Dooling The Interplanetary Initiative’s pilot project, SpaceHACK for Sustainability led by Interplanetary’s Assistant Teaching Professor, Eric Stribling, has one very specific big question to answer: How can we