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2026
- Flying on Titan: The Engineering of Dragonfly (The Planetary Society, June 17, 2026)
- New Diagnostic, New Treatments: These 21 Projects Are Ushering in the Future of Healthcare (Fast Company, June 16, 2026)
- What Is Helium-3 and Could We Get It From the Moon? (BBC, June 15, 2026)
- In 1946, a Captured German V-2 Rocket Launched From White Sands Carried Clyde Holliday’s 35-Millimetre DeVry Motion-Picture Camera Above the Kármán Line and Returned the First Photographs of Earth From Space on Film Recovered After the Rocket Crashed in the New Mexico Desert (Space Daily, June 15, 2026)
- OpenAI’s Rosalind Biodefense Opens GPT-Rosalind to Vetted Partners: Dual-Use Fears Mount (Tech Times, June 14, 2026)
- Parker Solar Probe Makes Another Flyby of the Sun, Solar Energy Bags a Win, and More Science Stories (Engadget, June 13, 2026)
- 3 Members of NASA’s Newly Announced Artemis III Space Crew Have Maryland Ties (The Baltimore Banner, June 12, 2026)
- NASA Taps GW Alum for Artemis III Mission (The GW Hatchet, June 12, 2026)
- Vast Space, Sparse Data: An AI Answer to Twin Space Weather Challenges (Eos, June 11, 2026)
- Johns Hopkins Alum Andre Douglas Selected for Artemis III Mission (The Hub, June 11, 2026)
- Avril Haines Named Next Carnegie Endowment President (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, June 11, 2026)
- Graduate From Maryland’s Johns Hopkins University Joins NASA’s Artemis III Crew (CBS News, June 10, 2026)
- NASA Has Announced the Artemis III Crew. Here’s What We Know About the Next Stage in America’s Return to the Moon (BBC Sky at Night Magazine, June 10, 2026)
- Meet the Astronauts of Artemis III (The New York Times, June 9, 2026)
- University of Michigan Grad Among 4 Astronauts on Artemis III Mission (The Detroit News, June 9, 2026)
- Artemis III Crew Announced, With Maryland Ties in NASA’s Next Moon Step (The Baltimore Sun, June 9, 2026)
- 2 Giant ‘Super Earths’ Once Orbited Near Uranus and Neptune, Messed Up a Bunch of Moons, Then Vanished, New Study Hints (Live Science, June 9, 2026)
- How the Chang Prize Helped Four Alumni Pursue New Passions (Caltech Alumni, June 9, 2026)
- NASA Announces Astronauts for Its Artemis III Mission to Test New Moon Landers (NBC News, June 9, 2026)
- US: Johns Hopkins APL Team Models Quantum Noise to Build Fault-Tolerant Computers (Interesting Engineering, June 9, 2026)
- U.S. Congress Wants to Review At-Sea VLS Reloading Plans (Naval News, June 8, 2026)
- Cloud-Tested Quantum Noise Model Predicts Superconducting Qubit Errors With Sevenfold Better Accuracy (Phys.org, June 8, 2026)
- Majorana 2 – Microsoft's Scalable Quantum Processor With Reliable, Long-Lasting Qubits (Microsoft, June 2026)
- OpenAI Partners With US Govt for Bio-Weapons Detection and Threat Preparedness (Interesting Engineering, June 4, 2026)
- New Cloud-Detecting Method Will Help Astronomers Characterize Exoplanets (Universe Today, June 4, 2026)
- Jupiter Flings Particles Nearly the Speed of Light. The Weird Part Is How (Gizmodo, June 3, 2026)
- 7 Decades of Books Leave a Lasting Legacy (Eos, June 3, 2026)
- NASA Strives to Expand Commercial Satellite Data Relay Capabilities (Aviation Week, June 2, 2026)
- Training as the Key Proving Ground for AI Enablement (Defense.info, June 2, 2026)
- Viral Video of Rising Light After Meteor Streaks Past Erupting Philippine Volcano Sparks Alien Frenzy — But Scientist Has an Explanation (New York Post, June 1, 2026)
- U.S. Submarine Force Recognized at DON Information Superiority Excellence Awards (The Flagship, May 29, 2026)
- OpenAI Launches Rosalind Biodefense, Offers Federal Agencies Early Access to Its Life-Sciences Model (R&D World, May 29, 2026)
- A Single Asteroid Strike May Have Delivered All of Mercury’s Water, Study Finds (Gizmodo, May 29, 2026)
- ACMI and NSWC Indian Head Division Undertake a $250 Million Project to Supercharge America’s Manufacturing Innovation (Business Wire, May 29, 2026)
- Johns Hopkins Announces Funding for Washington, D.C.-Based Projects and Research (The Hub, May 29, 2026)
- NASA Unveils Its First Moon Base Rovers and Landers (Scientific American, May 27, 2026)
- A Fiery Visitor From Space Photo-Bombs an Erupting Volcano (The New York Times, May 26,2026)
- The Mystery Behind the ‘Sailing Stones’ of Death Valley National Park (Fox Weather, May 26, 2026)
- Astronomers De-Fog Exoplanet Atmospheres With New Cloud-Detecting Method (The Hub, May 21, 2026)
- Risk & Compliance Exchange 2026: NIST’s Bill Newhouse, Johns Hopkins APL’s Prathibha Rama on Prepping for PQC World (Federal News Network, May 20, 2026)
- The Small Changes to Dragonfly’s Rotors That Could Make a Big Difference (Aerospace America, May 18, 2026)
- The Next Quantum Revolution May Require a Helium ‘Gold Rush’ on the Moon (Scientific American, May 14, 2026)
- Cracking the Code of Hypersonic Flight: A Decade of BOLT Breakthroughs (Texas A&M University, May 12, 2026)
- Inside NASA’s ‘Very Ambitious’ Moon Base Plan (Scientific American, May 11, 2026)
- From Hitchin to Artemis II: Meet NASA’s British Head of Science (The Times, May 6, 2026)
- Here’s What Has to Happen If NASA Wants to Land on the Moon Every Month (Ars Technica, May 6, 2026)
- Core of Solar System’s Largest Moon May Still Be Forming (Science, May 6, 2026)
- The Moonbase Moment (The Space Review, May 4, 2026)
- Where NASA’s Dragonfly Mission Is Going, ‘We Don’t Need Roads’ (Mashable, May 2, 2026)
- SPIE Defense + Security Panelists: Countering Unmanned Drones (SPIE, April 30, 2026)
- Morocco Signs the Artemis Accords (SpaceNews, April 30, 2026)
- The Complete Story of New Horizons: How a Thousand-Day Flyby of Pluto Rewrote Planetary Science and What Its Extended Mission Is Still Teaching Us (Space Daily, April 29, 2026)
- From Greenbelt to Titan, NASA’s Dragonfly Mission to Seek Answers on How Life Begins (WTOP, April 29, 2026)
- Army Program Aims to Defeat Multiple Battlefield Threats Simultaneously (U.S. Army, April 28, 2026)
- DOD Hosting Next Technical Exchange Meeting to Update Industry on Current Threat Landscape (DefenseScoop, April 27, 2026)
- Voyager 1 Shuts Off Instrument to Buy Time Before ‘Big Bang’ Fix to Extend the Mission (CNN, April 27, 2026)
- The Final Frontier (Johns Hopkins Magazine, April 2026)
- Memorable Milestones (Johns Hopkins Magazine, April 2026)
- ‘Harvest Now, Decrypt Later’ Attacks Push Federal Shift to PQC (GovCIO Media & Research, April 23, 2026)
- After Artemis, NASA’s Next Big Mission Is a Space Telescope Built and Operated in Maryland (The Baltimore Banner, April 21, 2026)
- Inside Maryland’s Aerospace Advantage (Maryland, April 20, 2026)
- The Coolest Things at the 2026 Space Symposium (Axios, April 17, 2026)
- DARPA’s AI Is Built to Call BS on Wild Weapons Claims (Scientific American, April 14, 2026)
- Long Before the Artemis II Mission, Christina Koch Was a Chesapeake Bay Sailor (The Baltimore Banner, April 9, 2026)
- What Lies Beyond Artemis 2? These Other Missions Are Setting Their Sights on the Moon This Year—and on a Future With Humans in Space (Smithsonian Magazine, April 9, 2026)
- NASA Captures a Young Star Doing Something Never Before Witnessed (Earth.com, April 8, 2026)
- Is This the Year the U.S. Finally Lands a Robotic Rover on the Moon? (Scientific American, April 8, 2026)
- “Space Is Not for the Faint of Heart”: Meet Nicola Fox, the Woman Guiding the Artemis II Mission (Harper’s Bazaar, April 7, 2026)
- If Life Exists in Venus’ Atmosphere, It Could Have Come From Earth (Universe Today, April 4, 2026)
- Would We See It Coming? ‘City Killer’ Asteroids Could Shock Scientists (USA Today, April 4, 2026)
- ‘Everything’s Going Great’ As Artemis II and Maryland Commander Set Sights for the Moon (The Baltimore Sun, April 3, 2026)
- Italy’s Argotec Plans to Scale Florida Satellite Facility to Meet Rising US Demand (SpaceNews, April 3, 2026)
- These Are the 4 Artemis II Astronauts Leading the Historic Return to the Moon (Wired, April 1, 2026)
- They’re Going to the Moon and They Know Not Everyone Is With Them (The New York Times, March 31, 2026)
- With Dragonfly Mission, NASA Faces Challenges Great and Small (Aerospace America, March 30, 2026)
- Meet the First Female Astronaut About to Go to the Moon (Forbes, March 29, 2026)
- 2 Astronauts With Maryland Ties Preparing for First Crewed Mission to Moon in More Than 50 Years (WBAL, March 27, 2026)
- NASA Names Scientists to Support Lunar South Pole Science (NASA, March 27, 2026)
- Women Lead the Way in Maryland on NASA’s First-of-Its-Kind Mission to Titan (CBS Baltimore, March 25, 2026)
- Can Earth Be Saved From a Future Extinction-Level Asteroid? (Baltimore Sun, March 25, 2026)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Rotorcraft Begins Integration and Testing Ahead of Mission to Titan (Universe Today, March 25, 2026)
- The Most Innovative Cybersecurity Companies of 2026 (Fast Company, March 24, 2026)
- NASA Has Cracked the Mystery of Asteroid Bennu’s Boulders (Sky & Telescope, March 23, 2026)
- NASA’s Van Allen Probe A Burns Up Over the Pacific After 14 Years in Space (Astronomy Magazine, March 23, 2026)
- NASA Considering Sharp Increase in Robotic Lunar Landings (SpaceNews, March 19, 2026)
- “We Were Scratching Our Heads” – Scientists Finally Solve Asteroid Bennu’s Surface Mystery (SciTechDaily, March 19, 2026)
- Johns Hopkins Awarded $15M to Develop Platform to Study Neurological Diseases, Screen Chemicals (The Hub, March 19, 2026)
- Johns Hopkins Researchers Awarded $15 Million to Develop Platform to Study Neurological Diseases and Screen Chemicals Using ‘New Approach Methodologies’ (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, March 18, 2026)
- Johns Hopkins APL Selects Former Navy Captain Vernon Parks to Lead Sea Control Mission Area (ExecutiveGov, March 17, 2026)
- NASA Begins Building Nuclear-Powered Dragonfly Drone for 2028 Launch to Saturn Moon Titan (Space.com, March 13, 2026)
- ‘The Moon Is Safe’: Asteroid Is Not on Collision Course, Scientists Confirm (The Guardian, March 11, 2026)
- NASA Space Probe Expected to Reenter the Atmosphere With a Chance of Raining Debris (Scientific American, March 10, 2026)
- 1,300 Lb. NASA Satellite Is Plunging Back to Earth After 14 Years in Space, With Tiny Chance Anyone Will Be Harmed (People, March 10, 2026)
- That Small Asteroid Named YR4 Is Definitely Not Going to Hit the Moon (USA Today, March 9, 2026)
- In a First, NASA Changed an Asteroid’s Orbit Around the Sun—by Accident (National Geographic, March 6, 2026)
- Dangerous Asteroid 2024 YR4 Won’t Smash Into the Moon in 2032 After All (IFLScience, March 6, 2026)
- NASA Refines Asteroid 2024 YR4 Orbit, Rules Out Collision With Moon in 2032 (Interesting Engineering, March 5, 2026)
- NSWCPD Marks National Engineers Week by Connecting Curiosity, Leadership and the Fleet (NAVSEA, March 5, 2026)
- Notorious Asteroid 2024 YR4 Won’t Crash Into the Moon After All (Scientific American, March 5, 2026)
- Good News for the Moon: Famous Asteroid 2024 YR4 Won’t Smash Into It in 2032 (Space.com, March 5, 2026)
- First-of-Its-Kind NASA Rotorcraft Nearly Ready to Explore Saturn’s Moon in 2034 (New York Post, March 4, 2026)
- See It: First-of-Its-Kind NASA Rotorcraft Nearly Ready to Explore Saturn’s Moon in 2034 (Fox Weather, March 3, 2026)
- NASA Telescope Spots a Young Sun-Like Star Inflating Its Astrosphere (Universe Today, February 24, 2026)
- Exploding Rounds Turn Apache Attack Copter Into a Drone Hunter (New Atlas, February 22, 2026)
- This Week in Space Podcast: Episode 198 — A Dragonfly on Titan (Space.com, February 21, 2026)
- DIU Eyes First Launch for Its Commercial Hypersonic Testbed (Air & Space Forces Magazine, February 21, 2026)
- What Is Artemis II? (Smithsonian Magazine, February 20, 2026)
- Life-Saving Inventions You Never Associated with Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore Fishbowl, February 19, 2026)
- Next Conversations: What the Expanding Universe Demands of the Human Imagination (Johns Hopkins University, February 19, 2026)
- Small Steps, Giant Leaps: Episode 168: Dragonfly – Mission to Titan (NASA, February 18, 2026)
- Ralph Semmel, Younan Xia, Elected to National Academy of Engineering (The Hub, February 17, 2026)
- Celestial Shake-Up (Big Picture Science, February 16, 2026)
- Project Hecate: The Space Force’s Quiet Effort to Keep GPS Survivable After 2040 (Breaking Defense, February 12, 2026)
- Maintaining Space Security Will Require Agility, Partnership (Johns Hopkins in Washington, D.C., February 11, 2026)
- Moon Science, a Deeper Look at One of Jupiter’s Moons and Our Own (Central Florida Public Media, February 10, 2026)
- Lost Soviet Moon Lander May Have Been Found (The New York Times, February 10, 2026)
- Building Blocks of Life Detected on 3I/ATLAS — Scientists Say It Could Be an Interstellar ‘Gardener’ Seeding the Cosmos (New York Post, February 10, 2026)
- Uranus’ Moon ‘Miranda’ Seems to Have an Ocean and Possibly Life (Earth.com, February 10, 2026)
- NASA Spots Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Flare Up During Solar System Exit (Newsweek, February 8, 2026)
- NASA Delays Artemis II, Historic Return Still on Track (Washington Examiner, February 8, 2026)
- Mitch Nikolich, James Gosler Join DOW Science, Technology & Innovation Board (ExecutiveGov, February 6, 2026)
- Launch to Help ERAU Researchers Better Understand Northern Lights (Daytona Beach News-Journal Online, February 6, 2026)
- Space Archaeologists May Have Found a Long-Lost Soviet Lander on the Moon (Scientific American, February 5, 2026)
- The Future of the Space Force in a Competitive, Congested and Contested Space Environment (SpaceNews, February 5, 2026)
- PodMAPS 1: Balancing Opportunities and Risks – Can We Trust Artificial Intelligence on the Battlefield? (UN Office for Disarmament Affairs, February 2, 2026)
- AI & the U.S. Tech Force: 5 Things to Know About the Government’s Push to Recruit Tech Talent (Johns Hopkins in Washington, D.C., February 2, 2026)
- How to Keep Carriers on Offense (U.S. Naval Institute, February 2026)
- Johns Hopkins APL Names Brian Geesaman Precision Strike Mission Area Executive (ExecutiveGov, January 30, 2026)
- Standardizing the BAS/CS of Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Alerts (Signal, January 30, 2026)
- Johns Hopkins Online Engineering Master’s Programs Again Ranked Among the Nation’s Best (The Hub, January 27, 2026)
- What’s on the Horizon for Space Science and Exploration in 2026 (Johns Hopkins in Washington, D.C., January 26, 2026)
- Triumph, Tragedy and Ennui: Three NASA Missions That Shaped the Future of Space Exploration (WHYY, January 23, 2026)
- It Is Time to Overhaul the Navy’s Approach to Telling Its Story (U.S. Naval Institute, January 2026)
- Johns Hopkins APL Supports Navy’s EW Jammer Development (ExecutiveGov, January 21, 2026)
- Our Solar System Has a Wall. And NASA Is About to Reveal Its True Shape (BBC Science Focus Magazine, January 21, 2026)
- Frontiers of Earth Science (BBC Audio, January 19, 2026)
- The Urgent Need for the US Tech Force (Washington AI Network, January 17, 2026)
- 2026 Charlie Allen Achievement Awards (INSA, January 16, 2026)
- IMAP and the Shape of the Heliosphere (The Planetary Society, January 14, 2026)
- NASA and Johns Hopkins Play the Cult Video Game DOOM on Satellites (The Baltimore Sun, January 14, 2026)
- NASA Just Parked a Spacecraft 1 Million Miles From Earth, and Almost No One’s Talking About It (The Daily Galaxy, January 13, 2026)
- Scientific Breakthroughs Are Redefining What’s Possible With Asteroids, Cancer Research, and Neurotech (Fast Company, January 12, 2026)
- Readying for Integration Test, NASA Adapts Dragonfly for Long Descent, Thick Air of Titan (Aerospace America, January 12, 2026)
- R&D 100 Winner Spotlight: CHESS Thin-Film Thermoelectric Refrigeration Technology (R&D World, January 7, 2026)
- Want to Speed Brain Research? It’s All in How You Look at It (The Harvard Gazette, January 6, 2026)
- Public Health Data Should Be as Available as the Weather Forecast (STAT, January 5, 2026)
- Advancing Exploration and Autonomy From the Moon to the Battlefield (Aerospace America, January 2, 2026)
- Forging a Human-Machine Partnership to Power the Next Era of Space Exploration (Johns Hopkins in Washington, D.C., January 2, 2026)
- Next-Gen Lab Uses Advanced AI and Wargaming to Evolve Warfighting Strategies (Signal, January 1, 2026)
2025
- The Top 25 Universities for R&D Spending, Per HERD Survey—Johns Hopkins Is Again No. 1 (Forbes, December 30, 2025)
- Spaceflight for Astronomy — A Look Back and Ahead (Sky & Telescope, December 29, 2025)
- 2026 Will Be the Year NASA Astronauts Fly Around the Moon Again — if All Goes to Plan (NBC News, December 27, 2025)
- IMAP’s Instruments Are Coming Online (Universe Today, December 20, 2025)
- It’s Raining Magnetic ‘Tadpoles’ on the Sun (Universe Today, December 19, 2025)
- An Asteroid Could Hit the Moon in 2032, Scattering Debris Toward Earth (ScienceNews, December 19, 2025)
- IT@JH and APL Named to 2026 List of Best Places to Work in IT (The Hub, December 18, 2025)
- Inside NASA’s Mission to Defend Earth From Deadly Asteroids (Washingtonian, December 18, 2025)
- Maryland Congressional Delegation Holds Meeting to Discuss Future of NASA, Maryland’s Role in Space Innovation (The BayNet, December 17, 2025)
- Atlantic Council Launches Revitalizing US Shipbuilding Task Force to Bolster US Maritime Industrial Base (Atlantic Council, December 16, 2025)
- S4S Space Operator Joins Working Group With NASA, Johns Hopkins on Moon Return Efforts (DVIDS, December 16, 2025)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Captures Solar Wind Doing a ‘U-Turn’ (Space.com, December 16, 2025)
- A NASA Spacecraft Is Piercing the Sun’s Scorching Atmosphere Right Now (Mashable, December 13, 2025)
- NASA to Pursue Missions to Study Solar Influences (Aviation Week, December 12, 2025)
- NASA Advances Heliophysics Mission Into Next Phase (SpaceNews, December 12, 2025)
- Meet the Companies Named to Computerworld’s 2026 Best Places to Work in IT List (Foundry, December 9, 2025)
- Lunar Outpost’s MAPP Rovers: From Commercial Exploration to Artemis Integration (NASASpaceFlight.com, December 9, 2025)
- Students Ponder How to Protect the Planet From an Asteroid Threat (The Hub, December 9, 2025)
- What Trump’s AI Moonshot Means for Maryland (The Baltimore Sun, December 5, 2025)
- NASA Mars Rover Captures Crackling Lightning. Hear the ‘Thunder’ Yourself. (Mashable, December 5, 2025)
- 6 Hopkins Innovations Featured at the World Changing Ideas Summit (Johns Hopkins in Washington, D.C., December 4, 2025)
- Evolution of America’s Space Security Policy (Special Competitive Studies Project, December 3, 2025)
- Scientists Say These Small Electrical Discharges May Be the First Direct Evidence of Lightning on Mars (Smithsonian Magazine, December 1, 2025)
- The Machines Are Here (RealClearDefense, December 1, 2025)
- The Future Is Now: Understanding the Once Far-Off Technologies Becoming Reality (SpaceNews, December 1, 2025)
- At Long Last, the Mystery of Lightning on Mars Is Solved (NPR, November 26, 2025)
- NASA Rover Detects Electrical Discharges – ‘Mini-Lightning’ – on Mars (Reuters, November 26, 2025)
- New Lab Offers Generative AI for Defense Wargaming (DefenseNews, November 24, 2025)
- Science Fiction and Innovation in Space (SpaceNews, November 24, 2025)
- Researchers Use Symmetry to Decode Quantum Noise Behavior in Next-Gen Processors (Interesting Engineering, November 20, 2025)
- Rocket Lab Launches Hypersonic Test Flight for US Military (Space.com, November 19, 2025)
- Former Howard County Executive Dr. Edward Cochran Dies at 96 (Fox 45 News, November 18, 2025)
- Professor of Astronomy Explains Why You Can’t Fire Your Enemies Straight Into the Sun (IFLScience, November 18, 2025)
- The Academic Origins of Everyday Tech (Fast Company, November 17, 2025)
- 3 Things Driving the Commercial Space Boom (Johns Hopkins in Washington, D.C., November 17, 2025)
- DART and MSAI Triumph at DARPA Triage Challenge (DARPA, November 14, 2025)
- Education That Delivers (Johns Hopkins Engineering Magazine, November 2025)
- Johns Hopkins Veterans Day Celebration Honors Those Who Served (The Hub, November 12, 2025)
- Rocket Girl: Abby Gatesman’s Mission to Break Sound and Workplace Barriers (exploreClarion, November 11, 2025)
- Fast Company and Johns Hopkins University Partner for First-Ever World Changing Ideas Summit (Fast Company, November 10, 2025)
- SpaceNews, JHU Bring Together Space Leaders to Discuss Commercial and Government Space Collaboration (SpaceNews, November 10, 2025)
- The Navy’s Third Arleigh Burke-Class “Flight III” Destroyer Is Almost Ready (The National Interest, November 7, 2025)
- Yes, You Really Can Make Food From Thin Air—And We Tried It (Gastropod, November 4, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL Launches GenWar Lab to Advance AI-Driven Wargaming (ExecutiveGov, October 31, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins, SpaceNews Launch Discussion Series Focused on the Future of Space Exploration (The Hub, October 29, 2025)
- Tiny Uranian Moon Likely Had a Massive Subsurface Ocean (Eos, October 24, 2025)
- Funding a World of Good (Johns Hopkins Magazine, October 23, 2025)
- NASA’s IMAP Mission Reveals Bubble Protecting Our Solar System (Princeton Alumni Weekly, October 23, 2025)
- Hopkins Using Robots, AI to Speed, Improve Materials for Defense Industry (The Baltimore Sun, October 20, 2025)
- Tomahawk: The Evolution of America’s Long-Range Cruise Missile (Military.com, October 18, 2025)
- Hopkins Names Inaugural Director of Data Science and AI Institute (Baltimore Fishbowl, October 15, 2025)
- This Spacecraft Sped Past Pluto on the Edge of the Solar System. Here’s What It Found (BBC Sky at Night Magazine, October 13, 2025)
- Leadership Howard County Announces Leadership Premier Class of 2026 (Citybiz, October 9, 2025)
- A Moon Around Uranus May Have Had an Ocean 100 Miles Deep, New Study Finds (Mashable, October 9, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL’s BAS/CS Standardizes Cybersecurity Alerts for Critical Infrastructure (ExecutiveGov, October 8, 2025)
- Dust Devils Reveal Surprising Raging Winds on Mars (CNN, October 8, 2025)
- Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Trio of Researchers for Work in Quantum Mechanics (The Wall Street Journal, October 7, 2025)
- Trio Including Google Quantum Computer Builder Share Nobel (Bloomberg, October 7, 2025)
- Frontier No More? (Michigan Engineering News, October 6, 2025)
- New DARPA ‘Field Guide’ Looks for Ways to Jump-Start a Moon Economy (Space.com, October 5, 2025)
- Lunar Impact? Asteroid 2024 YR4 and the Risk to the Moon (SETI Institute, October 3, 2025)
- Falcon 9 Rocket Launches From Cape Canaveral With Three Spacecraft to Study Space Weather (WPBF, October 1, 2025)
- A Hidden Ocean May Have Once Existed on Uranus’ Moon Ariel (Space.com, October 1, 2025)
- SME Announces 2025 ‘30 Under 30’ Honorees (SME, October 1, 2025)
- Saturn’s Moon Enceladus Has Complex, Life-Friendly Chemistry (Scientific American, October 1, 2025)
- Mining the Moon: Can You Make Money Harvesting Helium-3? (Space.com, September 30, 2025)
- Ralph D. Semmel Joins Riverside Research Board of Trustees (WashingtonExec, September 29, 2025)
- Riverside Research Appoints Dr. Ralph D. Semmel to Board of Trustees (Citybiz, September 29, 2025)
- Uranian Moon Ariel’s Surface Features Point to a Past Ocean Over 100 Miles Deep (Phys.org, September 29, 2025)
- Science History: DART, Humanity’s First-Ever Asteroid Deflection Mission, Punches a Space Rock in the Face (Live Science, September 26, 2025)
- NASA’s Nuclear Drone That Will Explore Titan’s Methane Lake Passes Extreme Tests (Earth.com, September 25, 2025)
- A “Cosmic Carpool” Is Traveling to a Distant Space Weather Observation Post (Ars Technica, September 24, 2025)
- NASA Launches Three Missions to Observe the Sun (Sky & Telescope, September 24, 2025)
- NASA Launches Mission to Study Sun-Fueled Bubble That Protects Our Solar System (The Hub, September 24, 2025)
- NASA, SpaceX Launches IMAP and Rideshare Payloads to Study Space Weather at L1 (NASA Space Flight, September 23, 2025)
- New Cooling Breakthrough Nearly Doubles Efficiency (ScienceDaily, September 20, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL Initiative Aims to Accelerate Materials Development (ExecutiveGov, September 18, 2025)
- NASA Begins Testing PExT Wideband Communications System in Orbit (Space Daily, September 17, 2025)
- Experts Discover Concerning Hazard Caused by Common Firefighting Method — Here’s What You Need to Know (The Cool Down, September 17, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins Team Finds Lab-Grown Brain Organoids Show Building Blocks for Learning and Memory (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, September 15, 2025)
- Asteroid-Deflecting Missions May Need to Hit Asteroids in the Perfect Spots to Prevent Future Collisions (Smithsonian Magazine, September 15, 2025)
- What if Your Refrigerator Was Twice as Efficient and Completely Silent? (SciTechDaily, September 14, 2025)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Lander Foam Performance in Extreme Conditions (SprayFoam Magazine, September 12, 2025)
- IMAP Will Study the Boundary Between the Solar System and Interstellar Space (WRAL, September 12, 2025)
- Top CSOs to Watch in 2025: Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory’s Leonard Moss (WashingtonExec, September 11, 2025)
- After Early Struggles, NASA’s Ambitious Mission to Titan Is “On Track” for Launch (Ars Technica, September 9, 2025)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Clears Key Tests Ahead of 2028 Titan Launch (ExecutiveGov, September 9, 2025)
- Dragonfly Cost, Schedule Challenged, NASA Audit Finds (Aviation Week, September 9, 2025)
- Top CSOs to Watch in 2025 (WashingtonExec, September 8, 2025)
- Former Northern Command Leader Warns of ‘Incredible Gaps’ in Homeland Defense (MSN, September 4, 2025)
- Massive Solar Storm to Make Northern Lights Visible in US States Tonight (Newsweek, September 2, 2025)
- NASA’s Next Big Mission Prepares for Launch in Titusville. Meet IMAP Spacecraft. (Florida Today, September 2, 2025)
- NASA’s Next Big Mission Prepares for Launch in Titusville. Meet IMAP Spacecraft. (Yahoo News, September 2, 2025)
- NASA to Launch IMAP, Carruthers, and SWFO With Support From Astrotech’s Commercial Facility (Space Explored, September 1, 2025)
- NASA, NOAA Prep Spacecraft Trio to Study the Sun and Its Impacts (Spaceflight Now, August 29, 2025)
- USARPAC Partners With HQDA and Johns Hopkins APL to Host the Inaugural Biological Defense Exercise Malama Pacific (U.S. Army Pacific, August 27, 2025)
- Don’t Just Ask a Chatbot. Have It Push Useful Info Right When It’s Needed. (DARPA, August 25, 2025)
- APL’s Next Generation Refrigeration Tech Wins 2025 R&D 100 Award (Baltimore Fishbowl, August 25, 2025)
- Samsung-Johns Hopkins Project Wins 2025 R&D 100 Awards (The Korea Times, August 23, 2025)
- APL’s Next Generation Refrigeration Tech Wins 2025 R&D 100 Award (Business Monthly, August 22, 2025)
- Cooperative Engagement Capability: Enhancing Battlefield Awareness (NAVSEA, August 21, 2025)
- Inside NASA’s Wild Space Mission to Defend Earth Against a Planet-Killing Asteroid (Popular Mechanics, August 21, 2025)
- The New Hunt for Red October: How NATO Keeps Up With Russian Submarines (Newsweek, August 20, 2025)
- Announcing the 2025 R&D 100 Awards Winners (Research & Development World, August 20, 2025)
- CBP, Johns Hopkins Leaders Tout Operational Advances in AI (GovCio Media & Research, August 18, 2025)
- The 2025 R&D 100 Finalists Are Here (Research & Development World, August 13, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins Lab Employs AI Technology to Enhance 3D Process for Printing Metal (Titanium Today, August 2025)
- Johns Hopkins Is Building Classified Versions of Its AI Wargaming Tools for DoD, IC (Breaking Defense, August 8, 2025)
- NASA Releases Closest Ever Images of the Sun, Snapped as Probe Travels Through Its Atmosphere (IFLScience, August 8, 2025)
- Lunar Outpost Celebrates Release of Lego Moon Rover Space Vehicle (Ars Technica, August 5, 2025)
- NASA’s New Radar Just Pulled Off Something Impossible on Earth (SciTechDaily, August 4, 2025)
- Meet Four Lehigh Alumnae Shaping the Future of Aerospace and Space Exploration (Lehigh University, July 31, 2025)
- Wargaming Is Having Its ‘Moneyball’ Moment (Defense News, July 29, 2025)
- York Launches BARD Satellite to Demonstrate Next-Gen Communications for NASA (Military & Aerospace Electronics, July 29, 2025)
- NASA’s PExT Wideband Multilingual Terminal Demo Deploys (Aviation Week, July 28, 2025)
- The Asteroid That Will Spare Earth Might Hit the Moon Instead. What Happens if It Does? (CNN, July 25, 2025)
- Parker Solar Probe Captures Closest-Ever Images of the Sun (Science Friday, July 25, 2025)
- Israel’s 12-Day War Revealed Alarming Gap in America’s Missile Stockpile (The Wall Street Journal, July 24, 2025)
- Killer Electrons: Satellite Built at MSU Launched on Falcon 9 (Mix 97.1, July 24, 2025)
- Parker Solar Probe Sends Back Photos From the Sun’s Outer Atmosphere (WBUR, July 23, 2025)
- Scientists May Have Solved a Chemistry Mystery About Jupiter’s Ocean Moon Europa (Space.com, July 23, 2025)
- For REAL: Satellite Built at Montana State Headed to Orbit to Study ‘Killer Electrons’ (Montana State University, July 22, 2025)
- Tabletopping the Tabletop: New Perspectives From Cybersecurity’s Favorite Role-Playing Game (Google Cloud Blog, July 22, 2025)
- ‘Chaos’ Reigns Beneath the Ice of Jupiter Moon Europa, James Webb Telescope Reveals (Space.com, July 21, 2025)
- NASA Just Captured the Closest Images of the Sun Ever, From Inside Its Atmosphere (SYFY, July 17, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL Appoints Vishal Giare as Air and Missile Defense Sector Head (ExecutiveGov, July 16, 2025)
- Skimming the Sun, Probe Sheds Light on Space Weather Threats (Yahoo News, July 15, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL Names Vishal Giare Head of Air & Missile Defense Sector (WashingtonExec, July 15, 2025)
- Industry and Academia Emphasize Vital Role of T&E (Signal, July 15, 2025)
- NASA Shares Breathtaking Close-Up Images of Sun’s Atmosphere in Action (The Hub, July 15, 2025)
- See Images of Solar Eruptions on the Sun in Unprecedented Detail (The Washington Post, July 15, 2025)
- NASA Reveals Closest Photos of the Sun Ever Taken (Global News, July 14, 2025)
- NASA Just Took the Closest-Ever Images of the Sun, and They Are Incredible (Space.com, July 14, 2025)
- The Parker Solar Probe Captures Closest-Ever Images of the Sun. See the Results. (USA Today, July 13, 2025)
- Behold the Closest Images of the Sun Ever Taken (Gizmodo, July 11, 2025)
- Parker Solar Probe Captures Closest-Ever Photos of the Sun During Record-Breaking Flight (Live Science, July 11, 2025)
- NASA Publishes DRIVE Center Webpages (NASA Science, July 11, 2025)
- These Are the Closest Images of the Sun Ever Seen. NASA’s Sun-Grazing Spacecraft Gets Closer Than Ever Before (BBC Sky at Night Magazine, July 11, 2025)
- Staying Cool Without Refrigerants: How Samsung Is Pioneering Next-Generation Peltier Cooling (Samsung Newsroom, July 8, 2025)
- Cold Without the Compressor: Boffins Build Better Ice Box (The Register, July 3, 2025)
- DARPA Leverages Universities’ Quantum Expertise (Signal Magazine, July 1, 2025)
- Mapping Ocean Life (Johns Hopkins Magazine, July 2025)
- NASA Missions Help Explain, Predict Severity of Solar Storms (NASA, July 1, 2025)
- Does Mars Have a Moon? (Live Science, June 29, 2025)
- Advances in Compressor-Free Cooling (ACHR News, June 29, 2025)
- An Exceedingly Rare Asteroid Flyby Will Happen Soon, but NASA May Be Left on the Sidelines (Ars Technica, June 27, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL and NAVSEA Strengthen U.S. Naval Manufacturing With Trusted Metal 3D Printing (3D Printing Industry, June 27, 2025)
- How ‘Touching the Sun’ Can Help Protect Critical Infrastructure on Earth (Hopkins University, June 25, 2025)
- From Cold War Secrets to Your Smartphone (Medium, June 24, 2025)
- Firefighting Foams Contain Toxic PFAS. Could Soybeans Be the Answer? (Grist, June 23, 2025)
- A Hundred Years of Astronomy: Celebrating the Royal Observatory Greenwich (The National Interest, June 22, 2025)
- 2 of Uranus’ Largest Moons Have Surprising Dark Sides (EarthSky, June 19, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL, NAVSEA Partner to Advance Additive Manufacturing Adoption (ExecutiveGov, June 18, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL Helps Navy Overcome Metal 3D Printing Reliability Concerns (3D Printing, June 18, 2025)
- Artificial Intelligence Helps Make Titanium More Useful (Assembly Magazine, June 16, 2025)
- A Closer Look at Uranus’s Moons Reveals a Surprising Dark Side (Gizmodo, June 16, 2025)
- Researchers Discover Revolutionary Material That Could Transform Modern Cooling Systems: ‘It Marks a Significant Leap’ (The Cool Down, June 15, 2025)
- City-Killer Asteroid Might Punch a Giant Crater Into the Moon in 2032 (Vice, June 15, 2025)
- 4D Is Here and a VT Alum Is Working to Make It Accessible to Anyone (WDBJ7, June 13, 2025)
- The Outer Moons of Uranus Have Been Gathering Dust, Darkening Their Front Sides (Discover Magazine, June 11, 2025)
- Three Steps to Stopping Killer Asteroids (IEEE Spectrum, June 11, 2025)
- First-Ever Images of Sun’s South Pole Released by European Mission (The New York Times, June 11, 2025)
- NASA Raises Odds of Asteroid Smacking the Moon in 2032 (Gizmodo, June 10, 2025)
- Odds of Asteroid 2024 YR4 Hitting the Moon Go Up Again (Fox Weather, June 10, 2025)
- Moons of Uranus Surprise Scientists in Hubble Study (Phys.org, June 10, 2025)
- NASA Raises the Odds That an Asteroid Could Hit the Moon in 2032 (Space.com, June 9, 2025)
- Not Too Hot to Handle (The Planetary Society, June 9, 2025)
- Leadership Anne Arundel Announces 2025 Award Recipients Ahead of Annual Celebration (Eye on Annapolis, June 8, 2025)
- 10 American Inventions That Helped Win D-Day (Business Insider, June 6, 2025)
- NASA Tracking Three Asteroids Approaching Earth (Newsweek, June 5, 2025)
- Lunar Landers and ‘Transporter’ Tankers: Blue Origin Unveils Its Blueprint for the Moon (Space.com, June 4, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins Lab Promotes Lisa Blodgett to Senior-Level CSO Role (ExecutiveGov, June 3, 2025)
- Space Systems Expert Explains Technical Challenges of Building Golden Dome (The Hub, June 3, 2025)
- If You Give a Mouse a Movie: Mapping the Brain’s Blockbuster Moments (Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering, May 30, 2025)
- Case Study: How We Launched a GenAI Training Program for 2,500 Employees (So Far) (InnoLead, May 28, 2025)
- NASA’s EZIE Is Now Tracking a Sky Phenomenon So Powerful It Can Wipe Out Power Grids (The Daily Galaxy, May 28, 2025)
- Samsung’s New Peltier Cooling Tech Is More Efficient and Less Wasteful and Could Be Great for Keeping a Power-Hungry CPU Chilly (PC Gamer, May 28, 2025)
- A 17-Year-Old Designed a Cheaper, More Efficient Drone. The Department of Defense Just Awarded Him $23,000 for It. (Business Insider, May 26, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins, Samsung Researchers Improve Cooling Efficiency With CHESS Materials (Military & Aerospace Electronics, May 23, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins University Develops Breakthrough Nano Technology for Efficient Cooling (CIO Bulletin, May 23, 2025)
- NASA Tracking House-Sized Asteroids Approaching Earth Imminently (Newsweek, May 22, 2025)
- US Scientists, Samsung Team Hit 100% Cooling Efficiency With No Refrigerants (Wonderful Engineering, May 22, 2025)
- Now That’s a Really Smart Fridge, Samsung (The Verge, May 21, 2025)
- HDI Announces Winners of the 2025 HDI Awards (Business Wire, May 21, 2025)
- US Scientists, Samsung Team Hit 100% Cooling Efficiency With No Refrigerants (Interesting Engineering, May 21, 2025)
- The US Ran a Solar Storm Emergency Drill and It Suggested the Real Thing Would Be Catastrophic (IFLScience, May 21, 2025)
- Is the World Ready for a Catastrophic Solar Storm? (Universe Today, May 21, 2025)
- The U.S. Ran Its First Space Weather Preparedness Drill—Here’s How It Went (Smithsonian Magazine, May 21, 2025)
- Blue Origin Updates Work on ‘Transporter’ for Blue Moon Lunar Lander (SpaceNews, May 21, 2025)
- Blue Origin Plans Lunar Launch Demo Flight This Year (Aviation Week, May 20, 2025)
- The First US Solar Storm Emergency Drill Did Not Go Well (Popular Science, May 19, 2025)
- The U.S. Just Ran a Solar Storm Emergency Drill. The Real Deal Would Be a Catastrophe (Gizmodo, May 19, 2025)
- Van Wie to Become Next APL Director (The Business Monthly, May 17, 2025)
- NASA Spacecraft Are Circling Our Planet, Studying the Aurora to Help Protect Life on Earth and Astronauts in Space (BBC Sky at Night Magazine, May 17, 2025)
- Can We Actually Build a Thriving Economy on and Around the Moon (Space.com, May 17, 2025)
- 9 Federally Funded Scientific Breakthroughs That Changed Everything (The New York Times, May 16, 2025)
- York Space Systems Bard Mission Set for Launch to Test Advanced Communications for NASA (Space Daily, May 15, 2025)
- The Fastest Spinning Asteroids Are Most Likely to Have Moons (Universe Today, May 12, 2025)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Passes Key Test. A Look at Its Upcoming Mission to Saturn’s Moon (USA Today, May 11, 2025)
- The US Isn’t Prepared for a Big Solar Storm, Exercise Finds (Space.com, May 9, 2025)
- Do We Really Know Less About the Deep Sea Than the Moon or Mars? (Scientific American, May 9, 2025)
- Supporting American Leadership in Quantum Technology (Microsoft on the Issues, May 7, 2025)
- Montgomery and Howard Counties Partner to Extend US 29 Flash BRT Service by 2026 (The MoCo Show, May 7, 2025)
- Bus Service Will Expand Along Route 29 via Howard-Montgomery Partnership (The Baltimore Sun, May 6, 2025)
- Montgomery County’s Rapid Bus Line Is Expanding Up Route 29 to Howard County (The Baltimore Banner, May 6, 2025)
- The Future of Space Politics – Planetary Radio Live (The Planetary Society, May 5, 2025)
- Asteroids the Size of Buses Approaching Earth—Here’s How Close They’ll Get (Newsweek, May 2, 2025)
- Q&A With an Aurora Scientist (BBC Sky at Night Magazine, May 2025)
- Rocket Lab Picked for Test Launch (Los Angeles Business Journal, April 28, 2025)
- Newly Launched NASA Satellites Open Eyes to Start Studying ‘Auroral Electrojets’ in Earth’s Atmosphere (Space.com, April 28, 2025)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Nuclear-Powered Helicopter Clears Key Hurdle Ahead of 2028 Launch Toward Huge Saturn Moon Titan (Space.com, April 26, 2025)
- Webb Confirms the Coldest Planet Ever Found. It’s Orbiting a White Dwarf (Universe Today, April 26, 2025)
- New Analysis Casts Doubt on ‘Biosignatures’ Found on Planet K2-18b (NPR, April 25, 2025)
- NASA’s EZIE Mission Captures ‘First Light’ (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, April 22, 2025)
- Reforming Pentagon Software Practices Key to Countering Threats, Report Finds (National Defense Magazine, April 22, 2025)
- Retired Johns Hopkins Aerospace Engineer Receives 2025 AIAA Missile Systems Award (Aerospace America, April 18, 2025)
- Nation’s First Space Weather Simulation Exercise Examines U.S. Preparedness (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service, April 17, 2025)
- A New NASA Mission Will Make It a Lot Easier to Predict Space Weather (Salon, April 16, 2025)
- Meet the Researchers Testing the “Armageddon” Approach to Asteroid Defense (MIT Technology Review, April 14, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory Names New Director (ExecutiveGov, April 14, 2025)
- APL Promotes Van Wie to Director (Washington Technology, April 14, 2025)
- NASA Just Spotted a “Building-Sized” Asteroid—Webb Revealed Its Secrets (The Daily Galaxy, April 8, 2025)
- USU and JHU-APL Collaboration Yields Innovative Devices for Rapid Treatment of Brain Hemorrhages (USU News, April 3, 2025)
- Heat-Activated Shape-Shifting Antenna Built With Unique Material and 3D Printing (Electronic Design, April 3, 2025)
- The James Webb Space Telescope’s Next Year of Amazing Science Has Been Revealed (Scientific American, April 3, 2025)
- JWST Delivers Best-Yet Look at That Worrisome Asteroid (Scientific American, April 3, 2025)
- ‘City Killer’ Asteroid Is Size of Apartment Block — Webb Telescope (Forbes, April 3, 2025)
- NASA’s Webb Telescope Captures Photos of the Asteroid That Won’t Hit Earth in 2032 (AP News, April 2, 2025)
- Webb Measures Size of That Scary-Not-Scary ‘City Killer’ Asteroid (Forbes, April 2, 2025)
- CLPS Companies Seek Expanded Opportunities for Commercial Lunar Landers (SpaceNews, April 2, 2025)
- NASA’s Webb Finds Asteroid 2024 YR4 Is Building-Sized (Webb Space Telescope, April 2, 2025)
- Everything Under the Sun (The Hub, March 2025)
- What’s Happening in Space Policy March 30-April 5, 2025 (SpacePolicyOnline.com, March 30, 2025)
- NASA’s Daredevil Solar Spacecraft Survives 2nd Close Flyby of Our Sun (Space.com, March 27, 2025)
- Parker Solar Probe Wins 2024 Collier Trophy (AOPA, March 26, 2025)
- In the Wake of Hegseth’s Software Memo, Experts Eye Further Change (Defense News, March 26, 2025)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe to Receive Collier Trophy (Aviation Week, March 25, 2025)
- NASA Science Live: Aurora Glow, Electric Flow & the EZIE Mission (NASA, March 25, 2025)
- Dahlgren Celebrates 100 Years of UAV Innovation: From Biplanes to Quad (Naval Sea Systems Command, March 25, 2025)
- Braun: Launch, Risk Tolerance Key Factors in Space Science Mission Costs (SpacePolicyOnline.com, March 25, 2025)
- NASA Successfully Launches EZIE Mission to Explore Earth’s Electrojets With Help From Citizen Scientists (The Debrief, March 20, 2025)
- EZIE Mission Launches to Study the Aurora (Sky & Telescope, March 18, 2025)
- EZIE Satellites Begin Mission to Map Earth’s Auroral Electrojets (Space Daily, March 17, 2025)
- New Study Makes Concerning Discovery About Health Risks Affecting First Responders: ‘It Is Essential to Continue Providing Strategies’ (The Cool Down, March 17, 2025)
- STEM Students Qualify for State Competition (Montgomery Community Media, March 17, 2025)
- SpaceX Launches Transporter-13 Rideshare Mission (SpaceNews, March 15, 2025)
- Eye on the Grid: Navy Develops ‘MOSAICS’ to Cyber-Defend Critical Infrastructure (DVIDS, March 13, 2025)
- Revolutionizing Titanium Manufacturing: AI-Powered 3D Printing Breaks Barriers (SciTechDaily, March 12, 2025)
- The Road Map to Alien Life Passes Through the ‘Cosmic Shoreline’ (Quanta Magazine, March 12, 2025)
- NASA Is Using Virtual Reality to Train for Moon Missions (Earth.com, March 11, 2025)
- AI Uncovers New Way to Strengthen Titanium Alloys (Analysis & Separations From Technology Networks, March 10, 2025)
- Cryovolcanism on Titan May Replenish Its Thick Atmosphere (Astronomy Magazine, March 9, 2025)
- This Asteroid Won’t Destroy Earth. But a Baltimore-Run Telescope Is Watching. (The Baltimore Banner, March 9, 2025)
- Forever Chemicals and Their Lasting Effects in Your Environment (WMAR 2 News Baltimore, March 9, 2025)
- AI Breakthrough Speeds Up Titanium Alloy Production With Higher Strength for Submarine Manufacturing (Interesting Engineering, March 8, 2025)
- How NASA Is Using Virtual Reality to Prepare for Science on Moon (Phys.org, March 6, 2025)
- How AI Could Revolutionize Drug Development and Save Billions (USA Today, March 4, 2025)
- SpaceX, NASA to Launch 1st Mission to Study Aurora ‘Electrojets’ in Earth’s Atmosphere (Space.com, March 4, 2025)
- Two Spacecraft Set Out to Drill for Water on the Moon’s South Pole (Earth.com, March 4, 2025)
- Citizen Scientists Make Cosmic Discoveries With a Global Telescope Network (Science News, March 4, 2025)
- So Many Wondrous Moons — Just a Spaceship Ride Away (Science News Explores, February 27, 2025)
- Meet the Ice-Hunting Robots Headed for the Moon Right Now (Nature, February 27, 2025)
- NASA’s New EZIE Mission Will Study Earth’s Auroras From Space (Earth.com, February 27, 2025)
- What Does Water Look Like on the Moon? A New Lunar Probe Is on a Mission to Find Out (LAist, February 26, 2025)
- Lunar Trailblazer Sets Out to Find Water on the Moon (NPR, February 26, 2025)
- Direct Connection: Could a Newly Discovered Asteroid Collide With the Earth? (PBS, February 24, 2025)
- How Scientists Could Stop a Planet-Killing Asteroid (The Times, February 23, 2025)
- NAA Unveils Greatest Aerospace Achievements of 2024 in Announcing Collier Trophy Finalists (State Aviation Journal, February 23, 2025)
- Asteroid 2024 YR4’s Odds of Hitting Earth in 2032 Are Now Effectively Zero (Astronomy Magazine, February 20, 2025)
- Don’t Lose Sleep Over Asteroid Impact Odds: Planetary Scientist (NewsNation, February 19, 2025)
- Leaving Pluto in the Dust: New Horizons Probe Gearing Up for Epic Crossing of ‘Termination Shock’ (Space.com, February 19, 2025)
- Asteroid Impact Chances Drop Again After Topping 3% Earlier in the Day (Spectrum News 13, February 19, 2025)
- 2024 YR4 Asteroid Q&A: How Worried Should We Be? Could It Destroy Earth? Is There a Contingency Plan? All Your Questions Answered (Sky News, February 19, 2025)
- A Dragonfly for Titan (Eos, February 14, 2025)
- Webb Telescope Has a New Mission: Surveillance of a Threatening Asteroid (Mashable, February 12, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL to Enhance Space Security With New Program (ExecutiveGov, February 11, 2025)
- Are Grooves on Uranus’ Moon Ariel Evidence for an Ocean? (EarthSky, February 9, 2025)
- Exploring Venus May Require Exotic Tech Like Balloons and ‘Aerobots’ (Space.com, February 8, 2025)
- R&D 100 Winner of the Day: Frontier-X (R&D World, February 6, 2025)
- Uranus’ Moon Ariel Has Deep Gashes, Could Reveal Its Interior (Universe Today, February 6, 2025)
- This Asteroid May Hit Earth in 2032. Don’t Panic—Scientists Have a Plan. (National Geographic, February 5, 2025)
- Nimble Cellular Networks Keep Tactical Users Connected (CSIAC, February 4, 2025)
- NASA’s Aurora-Studying Satellites Arrive in California Ahead of Launch (SatNews, February 2, 2025)
- Newly Detected Near-Earth Asteroid Has Astronomers’ Full Attention (The Washington Post, February 2, 2025)
- 11 TV Hill: Parker Solar Probe Survives Close Encounter With Sun’s Surface (WBAL, February 2, 2025)
- A ‘City-Killer’ Asteroid Might Hit Earth — How Worried Should We Be? (Agence France-Presse, February 1, 2025)
- Astronomers Discover an Asteroid With a 1.6 Percent Chance of Hitting Earth in 2032 — Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Panic (Smithsonian Magazine, January 31, 2025)
- Scientists Say If We’re Extremely Lucky, This Asteroid May Put Us Out of Our Misery (Futurism, January 30, 2025)
- Astronomers Are Keeping an Eye on This Asteroid’s Odds of Hitting Earth (The New York Times, January 29, 2025)
- How Engineers Are Creating Oxygen for Future Moon Missions From Material Found on the Moon (Fast Company, January 24, 2025)
- New Tactical Cellular Network Being Developed for Warfighters in Austere Environments (Signal Magazine, January 24, 2025)
- How to Make Oxygen on the Moon (BBC News, January 23, 2025)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Gets Closer to the Sun Than Ever Before (Australian Broadcasting Corporation, January 23, 2025)
- Why the Moon’s Icy South Pole Is a Hot Target for NASA (NASA’s Curious Universe Podcast, January 21, 2025)
- Andrew Merkle Named R&D Head at Johns Hopkins Physics Lab (ExecutiveGov, January 14, 2025)
- Do You Need Extra Training Before Graduate School? Consider a Post-Baccalaureate Position (Nature, January 14, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL Developing 5G Cellular System for Tactical Use (ExecutiveGov, January 8, 2025)
- Johns Hopkins APL Research Finds Testing Boosted COVID Response (Research & Development World, January 7, 2025)
- Arts and Sciences Meets AI (The Hub, January 7, 2025)
- NASA Collected Mars Rocks to Haul to Earth. It Still Hasn’t Decided How. (The Washington Post, January 7, 2025)
- Spacecraft Makes Closest-Ever Fly-By of Sun: What the Trip Will Tell Us (Nature, January 6, 2025)
- NASA Probe Beams Home 1st Detailed Update After Record-Breaking Flyby of Sun: “Data Scientists Have Awaited for Decades” (CBS News, January 3, 2025)
- Can NASA’s Troubled Mars Sample Return Mission Be Saved? (Space.com, January 3, 2025)
- Parker Solar Probe Makes History With Closest-Ever Approach to the Sun (The Hub, January 2, 2025)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Beams Home 1st Detailed Update After Record-Breaking Approach to the Sun (Space.com, January 2, 2025)
2024
- Honey & Wax Book Collecting Prize Winner Elena Wicker on Collecting American Military Dictionaries, Glossaries, and Lexicons (Fine Books & Collections, December 2024)
- Mars’ Small Mass Still Puzzles Planetary Scientists (Forbes, December 30, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe Aims to Teach Us More About the Sun (NPR, December 28, 2024)
- Solar Probe Survives Record-Breaking Closest Ever Encounter With Sun (Discover Magazine, December 27, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Has Survived the Closest-Ever Sun Flyby (The Verge, December 27, 2024)
- After Days of Silence, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Phones Home (The New York Times, December 27, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Survives Close Encounter With the Sun (The Washington Post, December 27, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Has Survived the Closest-Ever Sun Flyby (The Verge, December 27, 2024)
- 8 Things to Know: This JHU Lab Tops All Universities in R&D Spending (Baltimore Business Journal, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Probe Successfully Completes Closest-Ever Approach to Sun (The Guardian, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft Survives Closest-Ever Approach to the Sun (Sky News, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft Survives the Closest-Ever Approach to the Sun, Space Agency Says (The Independent, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft ‘Safe’ After Closest-Ever Approach to Sun (Reuters, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft Survives Closest-Ever Approach to Sun (Axios, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft Survives ‘Touching the Sun’ — What Happens Next (Forbes, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Solar Probe Survives Dramatic Plunge Into the Sun (Mashable, December 27, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft Safe After Making Closest-Ever Approach to the Sun, Says Agency (The Telegraph, December 27, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe: What Happens Next After Sun Flyby? (Newsweek, December 27, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe Phones Home! Spacecraft Survives Record-Breaking Closest Pass to the Sun (IFLScience, December 27, 2024)
- Why NASA’s Sun-Touching Spacecraft Remains Out of Contact (Forbes, December 25, 2024)
- Scientists Await Signal From Spacecraft After Historic Close Encounter With the Sun (NPR, December 25, 2024)
- The Fastest Spacecraft Ever Heads for Its Close-Up With the Sun (The New York Times, December 24, 2024)
- NASA Probe Attempts Closest Ever Approach to the Sun (Al Jazeera, December 24, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft Attempts Closest-Ever Approach to the Sun (Reuters, December 24, 2024)
- Probing Where the Sun Does Shine: A Holiday Special (Radiolab, December 24, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe to Fly Through Sun’s Corona (Chemical & Engineering News, December 23, 2024)
- NASA Is About to ‘Touch’ the Sun. Here’s What You Need to Know. (Business Insider, December 23, 2024)
- A NASA Spacecraft Will ‘Touch’ the Sun on Christmas Eve, Flying Closer to the Star Than Any Probe Before (Smithsonian Magazine, December 23, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe to Make History With Closest-Ever Sun Flyby on Christmas Eve (Interesting Engineering, December 23, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Preps for Record-Breaking Christmas Eve Flyby (Scientific American, December 23, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe Swings by Sun in Closest Approach Yet (Sky & Telescope, December 23, 2024)
- Spacecraft Will Fly Through the Sun’s Atmosphere Tomorrow for the First Time Ever (Earth.com, December 23, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe to Make Closest-Ever Approach to Sun on Christmas Eve, NASA Says (USA Today, December 23, 2024)
- On Christmas Eve, Parker Solar Probe Will Make Humanity’s Closest Solar Pass (IFLScience, December 23, 2024)
- A NASA Spacecraft Will ‘Touch’ the Sun on Christmas Eve, Flying Closer to the Star Than Any Probe Before (Smithsonian Magazine, December 23, 2024)
- History-Making Probe Is About to Make the Closest-Ever Approach to the Sun (CNN, December 23, 2024)
- This Christmas Eve, Humans Will Try to Embrace a Star (Space.com, December 23, 2024)
- NASA Probe to Reach “Uncharted Territory” on Mission to “Touch” the Sun (Axios, December 23, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe to Make Closest Approach Yet to the Sun (SpaceNews, December 22, 2024)
- What Time Is the NASA Parker Solar Probe’s Closest Sun Flyby Ever on Christmas Eve? (Space.com, December 22, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Will Reach Its Closest-Ever Point to the Sun on Christmas Eve (Live Science, December 22, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Will Fly Closer to the Sun Than Ever on Christmas Eve (Engadget, December 22, 2024)
- All Systems ‘Go’ As Parker Solar Probe Approaches Closest Encounter With Sun (UPI, December 21, 2024)
- NASA Probe to Make Christmas Eve Trip to Sun’s Surface: ‘Uncharted Territory’ (New York Post, December 21, 2024)
- A Spacecraft Is About to Fly Into the Sun’s Atmosphere for the First Time (Wired, December 21, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe Will Make Closest-Ever Approach to Sun (Science Friday, December 20, 2024)
- It’s Been a Hell of a Year, and We’re Going to End It by Pinging a Spacecraft Travelling at 430,000 MPH off the Sun in a Presumed Affront to the Laws of the Universe (PC Gamer, December 20, 2024)
- We’re About to Fly a Spacecraft Into the Sun for the First Time (Ars Technica, December 19, 2024)
- This Is How Close NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Will Fly by the Sun (ABC News, December 19, 2024)
- Does the Sun Make Noise? (Popular Science, December 19, 2024)
- The World’s Largest Space Telescope Just Got an Unexpected New Role: Asteroid Hunter (National Geographic, December 18, 2024)
- Shape-Shifting Antenna Takes Cue From “The Expanse” (IEEE Spectrum, December 14, 2024)
- Comets Played a ‘Major’ Role in Making Life on Earth Possible, New Study Hints (Live Science, December 12, 2024)
- ‘We Are Preparing to Make History’: NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Gears Up for Epic Sun Flyby on Christmas Eve (Space.com, December 11, 2024)
- Ranking the 25 Coolest Things in Space So Far During the 21st Century (Ars Technica, December 11, 2024)
- The Battle to Replace PFAS in Firefighting Foam (Manufacturing Dive, December 11, 2024)
- Europe and the United States Need to Revolutionize Their Defense Industrial Bases—and How They Cooperate (Atlantic Council, December 10, 2024)
- Astronomers See the Astrosphere of a Sunlike Star for the First Time (Science News, December 6, 2024)
- VA Tech Researchers Bring Innovation to Naval Underwater Robotics Missions (The Roanoke Star, December 5, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins APL Demonstrates Temperature-Responsive Antenna Using 3D-Printed Shape Memory Alloys (Research & Development World, December 3, 2024)
- China Tensions Prompt U.S. Navy Race to Reload Missiles at Sea (The Wall Street Journal, December 2, 2024)
- Space Force Looks to Bulk Up Against Anti-Satellite Weapons (The Hill, November 28, 2024)
- Meet NASA’s British Head of Science, Dr. Nicola Fox (Harper’s Bazaar UK, November 27, 2024)
- NASA Awards Contract for NOAA’s Next-Generation Space Weather Suprathermal Ion Sensors (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service, November 26, 2024)
- NASA’s Nuclear-Powered Dragonfly Helicopter Will Ride a SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket Toward Saturn Moon Titan (Space.com, November 25, 2024)
- Meet the Briton Spearheading the Search for Life Around Jupiter (The Times, November 22, 2024)
- APL Joins Intuitive Machines’ Lunar Communications Development (Aviation Week, November 21, 2024)
- New Path to Noninvasive Brain-Computer Interface Discovered at APL (The Business Monthly, November 21, 2024)
- Canada’s First Moon Rover Will Soon Have a Name as It Prepares to Explore a Hostile Lunar Region (The Conversation, November 20, 2024)
- Nuclear Forensic Workshop Convenes in D.C.; Collaborates, Innovates in the Name of Deterrence (U.S. Department of Defense, November 18, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Is Solving Long-Standing Mysteries About the Sun. Here’s What We’ve Learned So Far. (Space.com, November 18, 2024)
- This Is Climate TRACE: Comprehensive Emissions Tracking for the World’s Largest Open Database (Climate TRACE, November 15, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Is on a Mission to ‘Touch the Sun’ (NPR, November 15, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins Honors Veterans and Service Members (The Hub, November 12, 2024)
- ‘Bizarre’ Moon Around Uranus Could Suddenly Host Life — What to Know (Forbes, November 12, 2024)
- ‘God of Chaos” Asteroid May Trigger Astroquakes, Change Shape When It Comes Near Earth in 2029 (Business Today, November 11, 2024)
- Giant ‘God of Darkness’ Asteroid May Not Escape Earth Unscathed (ScienceAlert, November 11, 2024)
- NASA MSR Review Continues Despite Committee Leadership Change (SpaceNews, November 7, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe to Pass Venus on Record-Breaking Approach to the Sun (ABC News, November 6, 2024)
- Final Parker Solar Probe Flyby of Venus Today (EarthSky, November 6, 2024)
- Earth’s Powerful Gravity Might Do a Number on the Asteroid Apophis (Chron, November 6, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Probe Set for Record-Breaking Sun Pass and Venus Flyby (Newsweek, November 6, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe to Fly by Venus Today Before Historic Sun Encounter (Space.com, November 5, 2024)
- Venus Close Pass to Nudge Parker Solar Probe Nearest Ever to Sun (Aviation Week, November 5, 2024)
- How to Drill for Extraterrestrial Life on Europa (Nautilus, November 5, 2024)
- This Final Venus Flyby Will Propel Parker Probe Toward a Record-Breaking Encounter With the Sun (Gizmodo, November 5, 2024)
- ‘God of Chaos’ Asteroid May Suffer Dramatic Changes During Earth Flyby (Newsweek, November 5, 2024)
- Space@Hopkins Awards Four Seed Grants (The Hub, November 4, 2024)
- Final Venus Flyby for NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Queues Closest Sun Pass (Phys.org, November 4, 2024)
- Budget Matters: Learning to Live With Continuing Resolutions (National Defense, November 4, 2024)
- ‘God of Chaos’ Asteroid Predicted to Tumble, Shed Rocks During Earth Flyby (Interesting Engineering, November 4, 2024)
- ‘God of Chaos’ Asteroid May Be Transformed by Tremors and Landslides During 2029 Flyby of Earth, Study Finds (Live Science, November 3, 2024)
- Miranda: Uranus’ Moon May Have an Ocean Under Its Surface (BBC Newsround, November 1, 2024)
- Small Moon of Uranus May Have Once Had a Subsurface Liquid Water Ocean (Space.com, November 1, 2024)
- Electronics Finalist: Thin-Film Thermoelectric Cooling Device (Tech Briefs, November 1, 2024)
- Even Uranus Might Be Hiding an Ocean World (IFLScience, October 31, 2024)
- Women STEM Leaders Begin Professional Exchange Based on ‘Hidden Figures’ Film (United Press International, October 30, 2024)
- Women Leaders in STEM Begin Exchange Program Based on Hidden Figures Film (U.S. Department of State, October 30, 2024)
- Astronomers Found Something Cold and Wet Near Uranus (Gizmodo, October 30, 2024)
- Uranus Moon Could Harbor Alien Life in Subterranean Sea (Newsweek, October 30, 2024)
- Solar System: Wandering Worlds (PBS NOVA, October 30, 2024)
- Designing a Broader National Security Approach: A Conversation With the Commission on the National Defense Strategy (Council on Foreign Relations, October 29, 2024)
- There’s Another Ocean Moon Candidate: Uranus’ Tiny Moon Miranda (Universe Today, October 29, 2024)
- A Push for Planetary Defense (Nature Physics, October 29, 2024)
- On Victory and the Search for a Status Quo Ante Bellum (National Institute for Public Policy, October 24, 2024)
- Large Meteor Impacts Can Cause Extinction, but Also May Be Beneficial for Life (Discover Magazine, October 23, 2024)
- Solar System: Icy Worlds (PBS NOVA, October 23, 2024)
- As the Sun Officially Hits Solar Maximum, We Are Studying Our Star Like Never Before (IFLScience, October 20, 2024)
- NASA Selects Crew for 45-Day Simulated Mars Mission in Houston (NASA, October 18, 2024)
- A Close Asteroid Encounter May Have Once Given Earth a Ring (Eos, October 18, 2024)
- The Sun’s Activity Is Reaching a Fever Pitch (Sky & Telescope, October 17, 2024)
- Bridenstine to Lead NASA’s Mars Sample Return Strategy Review (Space Policy Online, October 17, 2024)
- New Team to Assess NASA’s Mars Sample Return Architecture Proposals (NASA, October 16, 2024)
- Solar System: Volcano Worlds (PBS NOVA, October 16, 2024)
- Lab Tests Heat Shields for Space (Phys.org, October 15, 2024)
- SECNAV Del Toro’s As-Written Remarks Following the Navy Demonstrates First At-Sea Reloading of Vertical Launching System (U.S. Navy, October 2024)
- Navy Conducts First Successful Tests Reloading Missiles and Rearming Warships at Sea (USNI News, October 15, 2024)
- The Woman Who Helped Send a Spacecraft to Europa, Jupiter’s Icy Moon (The New Yorker, October 15, 2024)
- 9 Crucial Technologies for the Europa Clipper Mission (IEEE Spectrum, October 15, 2024)
- Nobel Prizes Show How AI Is Shaping History: 5 Reasons You Should Care (Forbes, October 14, 2024)
- NASA Launches Mission to Investigate a Potentially Habitable Ocean World (CNN, October 14, 2024)
- Rare SpaceX Falcon Heavy Launch Sends NASA Probe to Explore Jupiter’s Ocean Moon Europa (Tribune News Service, October 14, 2024)
- Europa Clipper: Spacecraft Blasts Off to Hunt Alien Life on a Distant Moon (BBC, October 14, 2024)
- Is There Life on Jupiter’s Moon Europa? NASA Launches Mission to Find Hints (Nature, October 14, 2024)
- NASA’s Europa Clipper Spacecraft Aims for Jupiter’s Most Intriguing Moon (Scientific American, October 14, 2024)
- NASA’s Mission to Investigate a Potentially Habitable Ocean World Is Ready for Launch (CNN, October 14, 2024)
- SpaceX Falcon Heavy Launch Today to Send NASA Probe to Explore Jupiter’s Ocean Moon Europa (Orlando Sentinel, October 14, 2024)
- Europa Clipper: Countdown to Mission Hunting Alien Life on a Mysterious Icy Moon (BBC, October 14, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins Pledges to Be Carbon Neutral by 2040 (Baltimore Business Journal, October 14, 2024)
- Can Life Exist on an Icy Moon? JPL’s Europa Clipper Aims to Find Out (Pasadena Now, October 13, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins Commits to Carbon Neutrality by 2040 (GovTech, October 11, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins University Pledges Carbon Neutrality by 2040 in New Plan (Baltimore Sun, October 11, 2024)
- Scientists Want to Create a Sort of Noah’s Ark on the Moon (Science News Explores, October 11, 2024)
- An Open-Source Quantum Software Stack? That’s SMART (Quantum Campus, October 11, 2024)
- NASA, SpaceX Assess KSC Damage Before Setting Europa Clipper Launch on Falcon Heavy (Orlando Sentinel, October 10, 2024)
- California Gets Dazzling Northern Lights Display Thursday Night (San Francisco Chronicle, October 10, 2024)
- 30 Under 30 2024: Jacalynn “Jackie” Sharp (Manufacturing Engineering, October 2024)
- 30 Under 30 2024: Hunter Turco (Manufacturing Engineering, October 2024)
- Uranus Moon Reveals Possible Sub-Surface Ocean (Cosmos Magazine, October 10, 2024)
- Jupiter’s Moon Europa Is NASA’s Next Search for Potential Life (Fast Company, October 9, 2024)
- NASA Launches Lunar Autonomy Challenge for US Students (Space Daily, October 9, 2024)
- Admiral James Stavridis on Climate Change, National Security, and ‘The Restless Wave’ (Adm. James Stavridis, Senior Fellow; The 1A, October 8, 2024)
- NASA’s Europa Clipper Spacecraft Transported to SpaceX Hangar at Kennedy Space Center (SciTechDaily, October 8, 2024)
- European Space Mission Launches to Investigate an Asteroid Crash Site (The New York Times, October 7, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe Completes 21st Close Approach to the Sun (Phys.org, October 7, 2024)
- Leadership Howard County Introduces New Members in Class of 2025 (Patch Columbia, October 7, 2024)
- Hera Mission Headed to Asteroid as Part of Planetary Defense Test to Launch Monday (Florida Today, October 6, 2024)
- What’s Happening in Space Policy – October 6-12, 2024 (Space Policy Online, October 6, 2024)
- A Spaceship Punched an Asteroid—We’re About to Learn What Came Next (Nature, October 4, 2024)
- A Scientist Helps Save the World From Asteroids. What Would the Midrash Say? (The Times of Israel, October 4, 2024)
- The PI’s Perspective: The Science Never Sleeps (Space Daily, October 3, 2024)
- Escalation: A Tool to Be Considered, Not Dismissed (National Institute for Public Policy, October 2, 2024)
- Coding Crusaders (The Hub, October 2, 2024)
- Solar System: Storm Worlds (PBS NOVA, October 2, 2024)
- NASA’s Europa Clipper Spacecraft Is Set to Look for Life-Friendly Conditions Around Jupiter (MIT Technology Review, October 2, 2024)
- NASA Reveals ‘Vast Ring of Hot Plasma’ Around Earth (Newsweek, October 2, 2024)
- Earth Doesn’t Really Have a Second Moon—but Here’s What Would Happen If We Did (National Geographic, October 2, 2024)
- Europa Is an Icy Ocean World—and NASA Is Finally Going to Explore It (National Geographic, October 2, 2024)
- Coding Crusaders (The Hub, October 2, 2024)
- Making a New Motor for Hypersonics (Aerospace America, October 1, 2024)
- Wearables Market Transformed by Flexible Solar, Battery Fibers (Power Electronics News, October 1, 2024)
- AI Is Neither Panacea Nor Plague (Proceedings, September 2024)
- Regulatory Tracker Among Many Association Benefits (National Defense Magazine, September 30, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins APL Testing New Software Platform for Navy USV Operating Systems (ExecutiveGov, September 25, 2024)
- NASA’s Pasadena Lab Leads Europa Clipper Mission, Engineers Star in New Video Series (Pasadena Now, September 24, 2024)
- New Video Series Spotlights Engineers on NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, September 23, 2024)
- Scientists Successfully ‘Nuke Asteroid’ — in a Lab Mock-Up (Nature, September 23, 2024)
- Could a Nuclear Bomb’s X-Rays Save Earth From a Killer Asteroid? (National Geographic, September 23, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft to Probe Possibility of Life in Europa’s Salty Ocean (Science, September 19, 2024)
- A $5 Billion NASA Mission Looked Doomed. Could Engineers Save It? (The New York Times, September 17, 2024)
- Darren Lacey, VP of IT and Chief Information Security Officer, Named to New Position at APL (The Hub, September 17, 2024)
- III Marine Expeditionary Force Marines Participate in STORMEX (U.S. Marine Corps, September 16, 2024)
- Europa Clipper, NASA’s Mission to Jupiter’s Oceanic Moon, Is ‘Go’ for Launch (Scientific American, September 11, 2024)
- NASA Okays Mission to Search for Life on Jupiter’s Moon Europa (Nature, September 10, 2024)
- 100 Best Workplaces for Innovators 2024 (Fast Company, September 10, 2024)
- NASA Sets Sights on Another ‘World That Might Be Habitable Today’ (CNN, September 10, 2024)
- Parker Solar Probe Lines Up for Final Venus Flyby (Phys.org, September 9, 2024)
- Europa Clipper Go for Launch (Space Policy Online, September 9, 2024)
- Could Comets Have Delivered the Building Blocks of Life to “Ocean Worlds” Like Europa, Enceladus, and Titan too? (Universe Today, September 7, 2024)
- What’s a Clarity Review? (And How Can They Help Better Communicate Technical Ideas?) (InnoLead, September 6, 2024)
- US Hypersonic Test Vehicle Pierces Norway Sky at 7 Times the Speed of Sound (Interesting Engineering, September 6, 2024)
- US, German Researchers Launch Hypersonic Flight Test to Study Airflow Physics (ExecutiveGov, September 6, 2024)
- BOLT-1B: US Hypersonic Test Vehicle Pierces Norway Sky at Mach 7.2 Speeds (Interesting Engineering, September 6, 2024)
- BOLT-1B Hypersonic Experiment Soars and Collects Vital Data (Phys.org, September 5, 2024)
- Europa in Reflection: A Compilation of Two Decades (The Planetary Society, September 4, 2024)
- A Binary Asteroid System Gets Its Geological Close-Up (Eos, August 29, 2024)
- NASA’s Europa Clipper Gets Set of Super-Size Solar Arrays (Phys.org, August 28, 2024)
- 2024 10 Under 10: Rachel Sholder (Lehigh University, August 28, 2024)
- Comparing Two Proposed NASA Missions to Jupiter’s Moon Io (Universe Today, August 22, 2024)
- Why NASA Is Sending a Probe to Europa—and What It’s Looking For (New Scientist, August 21, 2024)
- Where Did Earth’s Moon Come From? And Other Moon Mysteries (National Public Radio, August 20, 2024)
- This Ingenious New Prosthetic Mimics the Bones and Ligaments of a Human Foot (Fast Company, August 20, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins APL, USCG Team to Address Defense, Maritime Security Challenges (MarineLink, August 20, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins APL, Coast Guard Sign MOU to Strengthen National Defense and Maritime Security (ExecutiveGov, August 19, 2024)
- Growing From the Unexpected—Non-Linear Internships Surprise Retrievers With Success (UMBC Magazine, August 16, 2024)
- Scientists Want to Send Endangered Species to the Moon (Science News, August 14, 2024)
- An Earthling’s Guide to the “Moons Symphony” (The Planetary Society, August 14, 2024)
- How the MESSENGER Mission Transformed Our Understanding of Mercury (Astronomy Magazine, August 13, 2024)
- Scientists Haven’t Found a Rocky Exoplanet With Air. But Now They Have a Plan. (Mashable, August 10, 2024)
- How Can We Build Landing and Launch Pads on the Moon? (Space.com, August 10, 2024)
- Developing Batteries That Work in Frigid Temperatures (Johns Hopkins Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute, August 8, 2024)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Finds Fresh Clues to Decades-Old Mystery Surrounding the Sun (Space.com, August 7, 2024)
- Long-Term Moon Mission Safety Depends on Sturdy Infrastructure (SpaceNews, August 7, 2024)
- Replacing This Federal Scientist Requires a Nationwide Search (Federal News Network, August 5, 2024)
- A Big Asteroid Is Coming Close to Earth. Be Excited, Not Afraid. (The Washington Post, August 5, 2024)
- RealLIST Engineers 2024: Meet 15 Baltimoreans Keeping the City’s Tech Community on Track (Technical.ly, August 5, 2024)
- New Images Reveal What NASA Learned From Colliding a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid (ABC News, August 2, 2024)
- The Surface of Dimorphos Is Surprisingly New (Universe Today, August 2, 2024)
- The Cybersecurity Plan for What to Do When Adversaries Breach the Network (Breaking Defense, August 1, 2024)
- Get Practiced at the Art of Deception (U.S. Naval Institute, August 1, 2024)
- Images From NASA’s DART Spacecraft Reveal Insights Into Near-Earth Asteroid (USA Today, July 31, 2024)
- NASA Images Unlock Complex History of Two Near-Earth Asteroids (Reuters, July 30, 2024)
- NASA’s DART Asteroid Impact Mission Revealed Ages of Twin Space Rock Targets (Space.com, July 30, 2024)
- Two Meteor Showers Are Set to Peak This Week. Here’s How to See Them (CNN, July 29, 2024)
- ‘That Was a Really Wild Experience’: How Brand-New NASA Astronaut Andre Douglas Joined Artemis 2 Moon Mission (Space.com, July 29, 2024)
- Admiral Visits Applied Physics Laboratory (MilitarySpot, July 26, 2024)
- Try IEEE’s New Virtual Testbed for 5G and 6G Tech (IEEE Spectrum, July 26, 2024)
- A Moon of Uranus Could Have a Hidden Ocean, James Webb Space Telescope Finds (Space.com, July 26, 2024)
- Webb Observes Carbon Oxides on Uranus’ Moon Ariel That Hint at a Hidden Ocean (Astrobiology, July 26, 2024)
- ‘We’re Pushing the Limits:’ Artemis 2 Backup Astronaut on 2025 Round-the-Moon Mission (Space.com, July 24, 2024)
- Producing Oxygen From Rock Is Harder in Lower Gravities (Universe Today, July 23, 2024)
- Scientists Discover Fascinating Tunnel on the Moon (Mashable, July 20, 2024)
- Saving the Planet With Radar Astronomy (Eos, July 19, 2024)
- The Fastest Human-Made Object Ever Could Cross the US in 22 Seconds (IFLScience, July 19, 2024)
- Snazzy Spacesuit! Artemis 2 Moon Mission Backup Astronaut Andre Douglas Tries on His Lunar Duds (Space.com, July 18, 2024)
- Boeing Starliner Timeline: Launch Delays, System Failures and Milestones (Newsweek, July 18, 2024)
- Scientists Found an Underground Cave on the Moon Where Astronauts Could Live and Think There May Be Hundreds More (Business Insider, July 16, 2024)
- Moon Caves? New Discovery Offers Possible Shelter for Future Explorers (USA Today, July 16, 2024)
- Radar Study Puts Spotlight on Saturn Moon Titan’s Hydrocarbon Seas (Reuters, July 16, 2024)
- Scientists Set Sights on Asteroid Larger Than Eiffel Tower as It Skims Past Earth (The Guardian, July 16, 2024)
- NASA Spacecraft Just Flew Over 500 Times the Speed of Sound (Mashable, July 16, 2024)
- Cave Found on Moon Not Far From Apollo 11 Landing Raises Hopes That Humans Could Stay There (Axios, July 16, 2024)
- Scientists Find ‘Tunnel’ on the Moon (The Independent, July 15, 2024)
- NASA Radar Data Confirms Existence of Subsurface “Tunnel” Near Famous Apollo-Era Lunar Landing Site (The Debrief, July 15, 2024)
- First Man Cave on the Moon? Cave Entrance Discovered (Cosmos Magazine, July 15, 2024)
- There Really Are Moon Lava Tunnels—And Humans May Live in Them One Day (Popular Science, July 15, 2024)
- First Direct Evidence of Underground Lava Tube on Moon’s Surface Found (Interesting Engineering, July 15, 2024)
- Note to Hollywood: Nobody Faked the Moon Landing (Inverse, July 12, 2024)
- Researchers Turn to AI to Create “Semantic Maps,” Delivering Better Navigation for the Blind (Hackster.io, July 11, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins APL Director to End 15 Years of Leadership in 2025 (Maryland Daily Record, July 10, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Director to Step Down (Baltimore Business Journal, July 10, 2024)
- Ralph Semmel to Step Down After 15 Years at Helm of Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (The Hub, July 10, 2024)
- SpaceX Starship Landings Could Contaminate Water Ice on the Moon (Space.com, July 9, 2024)
- NASA’s Speed Demon: Parker Probe’s Closest Sun Encounter at 394,736 Miles Per Hour (SciTechDaily, July 6, 2024)
- No Rescue Needed for Starliner, Says Johns Hopkins Space Expert (The Hub, July 5, 2024)
- What the Biggest Solar Storm in Decades Revealed About Space System Resilience (SpaceNews, July 5, 2024)
- Spacecraft Survives Getting 95% of the Way to the Sun, Says NASA (Forbes, July 3, 2024)
- Charting the Course for Discovery (The Planetary Society, July 3, 2024)
- How the Applied Physics Laboratory Is Tackling Artemis Moon Exploration (SpaceNews, July 2, 2024)
- Shavonne Mott, 2023 Holden Diversity Fellow, Is Right Where She’s Supposed to Be (ACES News, July 1, 2024)
- ASA Elects Forward-Thinking Leaders to Board of Directors (Amstat News, July 1, 2024)
- NASA Selects US Scientists to Join ESA’s Hera Mission (ESA, June 28, 2024)
- Two Killer Asteroids Are Flying by Earth, and You May Be Able to See One (The New York Times, June 27, 2024)
- An Asteroid Bash and an Asteroid Smash (The Planetary Society, June 26, 2024)
- No, NASA Hasn’t Warned of an Impending Asteroid Strike in 2038. Here’s What Really Happened. (Live Science, June 26, 2024)
- From Planets to Black Holes, We Look at the Oddities of Space (NPR, June 25, 2024)
- Are We Ready to Face an Asteroid That Could Hit Earth in 14 Years? NASA Sees Work to Do. (USA Today, June 24, 2024)
- Exercise Examines Response to Long-Term Asteroid Impact Threat (SpaceNews, June 24, 2024)
- NASA Drills Freaky Scenario Where Elusive Asteroid Heads Towards Earth (Mashable, June 22, 2024)
- How a Rare, ‘Once-in-20-Years’ Aurora Formed at the North Pole (National Geographic, June 21, 2024)
- Gigantic Oddball Aurora Seen From Earth for the First Time (Nature, June 21, 2024)
- When a Dangerous Asteroid Threatens Earth, Humanity Will Have to Work Together (Space.com, June 21, 2024)
- What Would We Do If an Asteroid Slammed Earth on July 12, 2038? (Popular Science, June 21, 2024)
- Asteroid Headed Toward Earth? NASA Simulation Explores How the Nation Might Respond (NPR, June 21, 2024)
- NASA Discussing Asteroid-Threat Exercise Today: Watch It Live (Yahoo News, June 20, 2024)
- Tabletop Exercise Illuminates Gaps in Responding to Theoretical Asteroid Threats (SpacePolicyOnline.com, June 20, 2024)
- NASA Discussing Asteroid-Threat Exercise Today: Watch It Live (Space.com, June 20, 2024)
- From Foggy Bottom to the Final Frontier (GW Today, June 19, 2024)
- A Big Year for Heliophysics and Parker Solar Probe (The Planetary Society, June 19, 2024)
- Europa Clipper Searches for Life’s Simple Necessities Beyond the Asteroid Belt (The Scientist, June 14, 2024)
- From the Coast Guard to NASA: How Andre Douglas Became a Rarity Among Astronauts (Military.com, June 13, 2024)
- Jennifer Finley: An Engineer’s Perspective (Intelligence Career Conversations Podcast, June 11, 2024)
- What DART Has Taught Us So Far (The Planetary Society, June 11, 2024)
- NASA Is Commissioning 10 Studies on Mars Sample Return—Most Are Commercial (Ars Technica, June 7, 2024)
- NASA Wants New Ideas for Its Troubled Mars Sample Return Mission (Space.com, June 7, 2024)
- Scientists Call the Region of Space Influenced by the Sun the Heliosphere – but Without an Interstellar Probe, They Don’t Know Much About Its Shape (The Conversation, June 7, 2024)
- Diversity Leadership Council Recognizes Inclusion Efforts at Award Ceremony (The Hub, June 5, 2024)
- Navy Test Pilot School Mural Raised From Ruin at the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum (DVIDS, June 3, 2024)
- Why NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission to Jupiter’s Icy Moon Is Such a Big Deal (Space.com, June 3, 2024)
- NASA’s High-Energy Ion Telescope Ready for Installation on IMAP Spacecraft (SciTechDaily, May 31, 2024)
- Exclusive: How NASA Astronauts Are Training to Walk on the Moon in 2026 (Nature, May 29, 2024)
- EXCLUSIVE: USAF Acting Undersecretary Jones on Sentinel, Wedgetail and Australia (Breaking Defense, May 29, 2024)
- APL Breakthrough Process Creates Next Gen Powered Wearable Fibers (The Business Monthly, May 28, 2024)
- Searching for the Ingredients of Life on Europa (Chemical & Engineering News, May 24, 2024)
- Sew-lar Power (Hackster.io, May 23, 2024)
- How Artemis Astronauts Will Be Protected From Solar Storms (Space News, May 22, 2024)
- LSIC Partners Lay the Foundation for the Future Space Economy (The Business Monthly, May 22, 2024)
- SECNAV Del Toro Names Two Future Guided Missile Destroyers (U.S. Navy, May 22, 2024)
- 500 HCPSS Students Compete in STEM Challenges (Patch.com, May 20, 2024)
- How Earth Can Avoid Being Blindsided by Crippling Solar Storms (Forbes, May 18, 2024)
- The Solar Storm Knocked Out GPS Equipment on Farms — and It Could Happen Again (CBC, May 18, 2024)
- Fairmont State Drone Competition Provides Launchpad to Space Exploration for Students (Yahoo News, May 18, 2024)
- Northern Lights Wowed Us — But Have Scientists Worried (The Times, May 15, 2024)
- A Rare Risk of Asteroid Fastballs Turns Scientists Into Sluggers (Undark Magazine, May 15, 2024)
- These 4 Companies Are Finding Effective Ways to Solve Urgent Issues (Fast Company, May 14, 2024)
- Why This Solar Storm Was So Monumental, and Other Things to Know About the Light Show (CBC News, May 14, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins Detects AM Defects Within Nanoseconds (VoxelMatters, May 13, 2024)
- Will the Northern Lights Be Visible in California Again? Here Are the Odds (San Francisco Chronicle, May 13, 2024)
- Americans Treated to Historic ‘Light Show’ in the Heavenlies, God’s Handiwork on Display (CBN News, May 13, 2024)
- Rare Solar Storm Brings Light Shows to Night Sky (Wall Street Journal, May 12, 2024)
- What’s a Solar Storm — and Why Should You Care? (CBC News, May 11, 2024)
- Northern Lights: North Texans Dazzled by Out-Of-This-World Display (Yahoo! News, May 11, 2024)
- Maps of Northern Lights Forecast Show Where Millions in U.S. Could See Aurora Borealis This Weekend (CBS News, May 11, 2024)
- Solar Storm Could Disrupt Communications, Produce Northern Lights in US (Associated Press, May 11, 2024)
- Fairmont State, Then Saturn? Drone Competition Next Week Has Out-Of-This-World Expectations (Dominion Post, May 10, 2024)
- Solar Storm Could Bring Northern Lights to Southern Canada (CBC News, May 10, 2024)
- Northern Lights Could Be Visible Over California. Here’s the Best Time to Look (San Francisco Chronicle, May 10, 2024)
- California Could See Auroras as Several ‘Severe’ Solar Storms Hit Earth (San Francisco Chronicle, May 9, 2024)
- California Could See Auroras as Several ‘Severe’ Solar Storms Hit Earth (San Francisco Chronicle, May 9, 2024)
- NASA’s Plans for Next-Generation Mars Helicopters Are Up in the Air (Scientific American, May 8, 2024)
- Why We Are Finally Within Reach of a Room-Temperature Superconductor (New Scientist, May 7, 2024)
- Inside ‘Dragonfly,’ NASA’s Most Exciting Mission for Decades (Forbes, May 5, 2024)
- The Lunar Far Side Is Wildly Different From What We See. Scientists Want to Know Why (CNN, May 3, 2024)
- Military Veterans David Berger, Charles Richard Named Senior Fellows at Johns Hopkins APL (ExecutiveGov, May 3, 2024)
- Erstwhile Mathematician Eldridge Fiddled With Bluegrass Formula, Helped Form ‘The Seldom Scene’ (Fredericksburg Free Press, May 3, 2024)
- Can Life Exist on Europa, Jupiter’s Moon? (Marketplace, May 1, 2024)
- AI in the Cockpit (Aerospace America, May 2024)
- How a NASA Probe Solved a Scorching Solar Mystery (Quanta Magazine, April 29, 2024)
- NASA Greenlights $3.35 Billion Saturn Mission (Salon, April 24, 2024)
- Sun Series: Soaring Toward the Sun (NASA’s Curious Universe Podcast, April 23, 2024)
- NASA Officially Greenlights $3.35 Billion Mission to Saturn’s Moon Titan (Ars Technica, April 22, 2024)
- NASA Excitedly Confirms It Will Fly a Sci-Fi Craft on Distant Moon (Mashable, April 20, 2024)
- Where Did Earth’s Oddball ‘Quasi-Moon’ Come From? Scientists Pinpoint Famed Lunar Crater (Science, April 19, 2024)
- Watch How NASA Plans to Land a Car-Sized Drone on Titan (Digital Trends, April 18, 2024)
- NASA Eyes 2028 Launch for Dragonfly Rotorcraft Mission (ExecutiveGov, April 18, 2024)
- NASA Greenlights 2028 Launch for Epic Dragonfly Mission to Saturn’s Huge Moon Titan (Space.com, April 18, 2024)
- USAF Test Pilot School and DARPA Announce Breakthrough in Aerospace Machine Learning (Edwards Air Force Base, April 17, 2024)
- Top CSOs to Watch in 2024 (WashingtonExec, April 17, 2024)
- NASA Greenlights Drone Mission to Saturn’s Moon (PCMag, April 17, 2024)
- Pentagon Takes AI Dogfighting to Next Level in Real-World Flight Tests Against Human F-16 Pilot (DefenseScoop, April 17, 2024)
- Can We Stop an Asteroid From Hitting Earth? (NPR Kansas City, April 15, 2024)
- Air Force Secretary to Test AI-Piloted F-16 Fighter Jet (Inferse, April 10, 2024)
- Debris From NASA Asteroid Collision May Hit Mars (Newsweek, April 9, 2024)
- Virginia Tech Studies Solar Eclipse From 50,000 Feet Above Earth (WDBJ7, April 9, 2024)
- Solar Sizzler: NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Zips by Sun at 394,736 MPH (SciTechDaily, April 9, 2024)
- Eclipse Watchers Gather at Sahlen Field Despite Overcast Skies, Cheer Eclipse Start (The Buffalo News, April 8, 2024)
- Downtown Eclipse Viewers Still Extremely Pleased With Experience Despite Clouds Obstructing Totality (WBEN Radio, April 8, 2024)
- Rare “Glory” Possibly Seen on Exoplanet’s Horizon (Eos, April 8, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins Undergrads Help NASA Uncover the Mysteries of Venus (The Hub, April 8, 2024)
- Seven Best Places to Livestream the Total Solar Eclipse Across America (Forbes, April 7, 2024)
- When to Watch the Solar Eclipse in Buffalo, New York (Time, April 6, 2024)
- Chasing the Shadow: NASA’s Jet-Fueled Quest for Solar Secrets (SciTechDaily, April 6, 2024)
- Boulders Flung From NASA’s Asteroid-Smashing DART Mission Could Crash Into Mars, Study Predicts (Live Science, April 5, 2024)
- NASA Probe’s Daring Flight Through Sun’s Eruption Sheds Light on Solar Storms (Gizmodo, April 3, 2024)
- Jupiter’s Moon Europa Beckons as NASA’s Clipper Prepares for the Unknown (SciTechDaily, April 3, 2024)
- NASA’s DART Impact Changed Asteroid’s Shape and Orbit (SciTechDaily, April 3, 2024)
- Scientists Gear Up to Study Solar Eclipse With High-Altitude Planes and Sun-Orbiting Probes (NBC News, March 31, 2024)
- Scientists Reveal the Best Possible Route to Exit Our Solar System (Interesting Engineering, March 31, 2024)
- A Bigger, Bolder Moon Shot (The Hub, March 29, 2024)
- NASA’s New Astronauts Are Excited for April’s Total Eclipse: ‘I’m Going to Be That Little Kid All Over Again’ (Space.com, March 28, 2024)
- WISPR Team Images Turbulence Within Solar Transients for the First Time (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, March 27, 2024)
- NASA Smashed an Asteroid With a Rocket. The Debris Could Hit Mars. (National Geographic, March 27, 2024)
- Shooting for the Moon With Interdisciplinary Approaches to Lunar Development (Times Higher Education, March 27, 2024)
- ‘Nothing Is Staying Put in the Ocean’: Bridge Collapse Rescue Teams Face Big Challenges (USA Today, March 26, 2024)
- Should You Be Worried About Solar Storms? (The Planetary Society, March 26, 2024)
- NASA’s Next Flagship Mission Stars Physics Alum (University of Lynchburg, March 25, 2024)
- The Tricky Question to Create an Artificial Solar Eclipse (The Washington Post, March 22, 2024)
- Streamers and Loops: What the Sun’s Hyperactive Phase Means for the Upcoming Solar Eclipse (Gizmodo, March 21, 2024)
- US Navy Making Aegis Updates, Training Changes Based on Houthi Attacks (Defense News, March 21, 2024)
- The World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2024 (Fast Company, March 19, 2024)
- While Earth Enjoys an Eclipse, a NASA Probe Is Ready to ‘Touch the Sun’ (Stars and Stripes, March 18, 2024)
- While Earth Enjoys an Eclipse, a NASA Probe Is Ready to ‘Touch the Sun’ (The Washington Post, March 18, 2024)
- New NASA Astronauts Celebrate Moon Missions, Private Space Stations as They Get Ready for Liftoff (Space.com, March 16, 2024)
- How to Protect Yourself From ‘Forever Chemicals’ (The Hill, March 14, 2024)
- Drone Swarms Are About to Change the Balance of Military Power (The Wall Street Journal, March 14, 2024)
- The Difference Between Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and Why It Matters (Breaking Defense, March 13, 2024)
- Total Solar Eclipses Are Cosmic Coincidences That Won’t Last Forever (Scientific American, March 12, 2024)
- SXSW to Host Two Sessions on Water Issues (Wastewater Digest, March 8, 2024)
- Get Ready for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse (Science News Explores, March 7, 2024)
- NASA Has Enlisted 20 Black Astronauts Since Inception — Graduates Andre Douglas and Christopher Williams Are the Latest to Join That Group (Yahoo Finance, March 7, 2024)
- First Up: What’s Happening in Baltimore (Baltimore’s Child, March 7, 2024)
- NASA’s Voyager 1 Spacecraft Is Talking Nonsense. Its Friends on Earth Are Worried (NPR, March 6, 2024)
- Watch NASA’s Next Astronaut Class Graduate Today in This Free Livestream (Space.com, March 4, 2024)
- NASA Asteroid-Smashing Mission Continues to Prove Battering-Ram Option Works to Defend Earth (Fox Weather, March 3, 2024)
- Here to Save the Day! (Nautilus, February 28, 2024)
- AI Warfare Is Already Here (Bloomberg, February 28, 2024)
- SIU’s Journey to the Eclipse Talk to Focus on NASA Mission to the Sun (SIU News, February 28, 2024)
- The Aging Voyager 1 Spacecraft Has a Serious Glitch, and NASA Is Pondering Risky Fixes (NPR, February 27, 2024)
- NASA’s DART Impact Reshaped the Asteroid Dimorphos (Sky & Telescope, February 27, 2024)
- Who Was Honored in the 38th BEYA (Becoming Everything You Are) STEM DTX Conference? (Design News, February 26, 2024)
- Finding Life on Saturn’s Moon Titan May Be More Difficult Than Previously Thought (CBC, February 24, 2024)
- A Micromoon Will Be Visible in the Sky This Weekend (PhillyVoice, February 24, 2024)
- Intuitive Machines Almost Lost Its Moon Lander Because Somebody Forgot to Flip a Switch Before Launch (Business Insider, February 23, 2024)
- An American Spacecraft Successfully Lands on the Moon for the First Time Since 1972 (Smithsonian Magazine, February 23, 2024)
- February Full Moon Peaks This Weekend (CNN, February 23, 2024)
- A New Space Telescope Will Map the Universe and Help Protect the Earth From Asteroids (Universe Today, February 23, 2024)
- US Back on Moon, With Difficult Landing for First Private-Sector Craft (The Christian Science Monitor, February 23, 2024)
- Nanomaterial for Retina Implant Could Help Restore Sight (Futurity, February 23, 2024)
- Keeping Up With the First Possible U.S. Soft Moon Landing in Decades (NPR, February 22, 2024)
- Private Company Intuitive Machines Is Set to Land on the Moon. Here’s What to Know (WAMU Radio, February 22, 2024)
- Russia’s Scariest New Threat Is Underwater, Not in Space (Bloomberg, February 22, 2024)
- The Eclipse Is Coming, and Solar Science Will Never Be the Same (Scientific American, February 21, 2024)
- Europa’s October Mission Will Probe if Moon Can Sustain Life (Interesting Engineering, February 19, 2024)
- The Search for Extraterrestrial Life Is Targeting Jupiter’s Icy Moon Europa (MIT Technology Review, February 19, 2024)
- The Six Most Amazing Discoveries We’ve Made by Exploring Venus (Smithsonian Magazine, February 14, 2024)
- The Uncharted World of Emerging Pathogens (Undark Magazine, February 14, 2024)
- Nuclear Transit: Nuclear-Powered Navigation Satellites in the Early 1960s (The Space Review, February 12, 2024)
- A New Device Let a Man Sense Temperature With His Prosthetic Hand (Science News, February 9, 2024)
- Grazing the Sun: Closest We’ve Ever Been (Event Horizon, February 8, 2024)
- Announcing the 2024 Federal 100 (NextGov, February 8, 2024)
- National Academy of Engineering Elects 114 Members and 21 International Members (National Academy of Engineering, February 6, 2024)
- Nearest Young Earth-Sized Planet Could Shed Light on How Terrestrial Worlds Evolve (Astronomy Magazine, February 5, 2024)
- Reaching Pentagon’s CJADC2 Goals to Require ‘Bridging Solutions’ (National Defense Magazine, February 2, 2024)
- On the High Seas, a Pillar of Global Trade Is Under Attack (The Wall Street Journal, February 1, 2024)
- Collision Avoidance for Air Taxis (Aerospace America, February 2024)
- NASA’s Ingenuity May Be Dead, but Other Space Helicopters Are Coming (Salon, January 31, 2024)
- Using Artificial Intelligence, Better Pollution Predictions Are in the Air (Phys.org, January 31, 2024)
- The Sun’s Poles Are About to Flip. It’s Awesome—and Slightly Terrifying. (Vox, January 31, 2024)
- A Spacecraft Touched the Sun’s Corona. Now, It Will Probe Its Hidden Forces. (Popular Mechanics, January 30, 2024)
- How the U.S. Military Uses Satellites to Detect Enemy Missiles (The Wall Street Journal, January 29, 2024)
- 2024 Is a Big Year for the Sun. This Helio Year, See a Total Eclipse, Solar Storms, and NASA Almost Landing on Our Star. (Business Insider, January 27, 2024)
- 1st-of-Its-Kind European Spacecraft Duo Will Create Mini Eclipses in Space, Transforming How We Study the Sun (Live Science, January 26, 2024)
- Vertex Moon Mission Getting Closer to Launch (Astronomy Magazine, January 26, 2024)
- How the West Can Match Russia in Drone Innovation (War on the Rocks, January 25, 2024)
- Your Satellite Needs a Tow? Call the Semi Trucks of Space (The Wall Street Journal, January 22, 2024)
- NASA’s IMAP Probe Will Launch in 2025 to Capture Interstellar Dust (Space.com, January 22, 2024)
- NASA, Johns Hopkins APL to Demo Wideband Terminal Technology for Satellite Communications (ExecutiveGov, January 19, 2024)
- How Collision Avoidance Software for Air Taxis Was Tested Over Long Island Sound (Aerospace America, January 19, 2024)
- New APL Space Mission Will Enlist the Classroom (The Business Monthly, January 19, 2024)
- SIUC Gets $2.6M Grant to Use Celestial Marvels as Inspiration for Sun Studies (Illinois Business Journal, January 18, 2024)
- New Instrument to Capture Stardust as Part of NASA Mission (Phys.org, January 12, 2024)
- Did Webb Detect an Atmosphere on Hot Super-Earth 55 Cancri e? (Sky & Telescope, January 11, 2024)
- U.S. Army North Hosts Homeland Defense Conference, Addresses Current and Future Challenges (DVIDS, January 10, 2024)
- 9 DC-Area Companies Make Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work List (WTOP, January 9, 2024)
- ‘Monumental Achievement for All Humanity’: NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Is Gearing Up for a Record-Breaking Encounter With the Sun (Live Science, January 9, 2024)
- Which Colleges Spent the Most Money on Research? (The Chronicle of Higher Education, January 9, 2024)
- Futureproof Extra: Reaching for the Sun (Futureproof Podcast, January 9, 2024)
- AFWERX Challenge Seeks New Design for Low-Cost Cruise Missile Variants (ExecutiveGov, January 8, 2024)
- AFWERX Sets Sights on Low-Cost Cruise Missile (Airforce Technology, January 8, 2024)
- Europa’s Proba-3 Mission Will Create an ‘Artificial Eclipse’ to Study the Sun’s Corona (Space.com, January 8, 2024)
- Johns Hopkins Leads Nation in Research Spending for 44th Consecutive Year (The Hub, January 5, 2024)
- Why the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Will Be Such a Big Deal (Science News, January 4, 2024)
- Strengthening the Cyber Resilience of a Renewable-Heavy Grid (T&D World, January 3, 2024)
2023
- From Elon Musk’s Giant Starship Rocket to India’s Spectacular Moon Landing, 2023 Was an Epic Year in Space (Business Insider, December 30, 2023)
- NASA Mission Lines Up to ‘Touch the Sun’ (BBC, December 29, 2023)
- Defending the Planet: DART and Future Missions (SETI Institute, December 29, 2023)
- Are Glaciers on Mercury a Link to Life? (Astronomy Magazine, December 28, 2023)
- The First Secret Asteroid Mission Won’t Be the Last (The New York Times, December 27, 2023)
- High-Gain Antenna Installed on the Europa Clipper Astrobiology Probe (Astrobiology, December 22, 2023)
- Dragonfly Soars to Final Design Phase (The Planetary Society, December 20, 2023)
- NASA’s GUSTO Balloon Telescope Will Map Part of the Milky Way (The Verge, December 18, 2023)
- New Evidence Discovered That Saturn’s Moon Could Support Life (Scientific American, December 14, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL, CU Boulder Expand National Security Research Partnership (ExecutiveGov, December 14, 2023)
- New Evidence Discovered That Saturn’s Moon Could Support Life (Scientific American, December 14, 2023)
- Poison Gas Hints at Potential for Life on an Ocean Moon of Saturn (The New York Times, December 14, 2023)
- Space Weather Is Chaotic and Hard to Predict (Space.com, December 14, 2023)
- These Are the Droids We’re Working With (AirSpace, A National Air and Space Museum Podcast, December 14, 2023)
- Scientists at APL Are Creating Food From Thin Air (Johns Hopkins Magazine, December 12, 2023)
- Art as a Pathway to Planetary Science (Johns Hopkins Magazine, December 2023)
- Hopkins Researchers Study Autonomous Air Traffic Control for Drones (The Hub, December 12, 2023)
- Deep Into the Kuiper Belt, New Horizons Is Still Doing Science (Ars Technica, December 12, 2023)
- 2024 Promises Opportunities to Study the Solar Corona (SpaceNews, December 11, 2023)
- Planetary Magnetism with Sabine Stanley (Talk Nerdy Podcast, December 11, 2023)
- You Might Be Surprised at How Big NASA’s Ballooning Program Is (Orlando Sentinel, December 7, 2023)
- NASA’s IMAP Heliophysics Mission Clears Development & Design Stage (ExecutiveGov, December 5, 2023)
- The Top 25 American Universities for R&D Spending; Johns Hopkins #1 Again (Forbes, December 4, 2023)
- Al Gore’s Climate Watchdog Spots Rogue Emissions (Science, December 3, 2023)
- NASA Will Land Daring Spacecraft on a World 800 Million Miles Away (Mashable, December 2, 2023)
- 2024 May Bring the Best Auroras in 20 Years (National Geographic, December 1, 2023)
- Here’s How Artemis Astronauts Will Navigate on the Moon (Eos, November 30, 2023)
- Nuclear-Powered Dragonfly Mission to Saturn Moon Titan Delayed Until 2028, NASA Says (Space.com, November 30, 2023)
- Andrew Mara Named National Security Analysis Department Head at Johns Hopkins APL (ExecutiveGov, November 28, 2023)
- Can a Private Space Mission Pierce Venus’s Clouds? (Space.com, November 28, 2023)
- Best Places to Work in IT 2024 (Computerworld, November 27, 2023)
- Consortium Pursues Vision of $4.2 Billion Tech Hub (Citybiz, November 26, 2023)
- Pentagon’s AI Initiatives Accelerate Hard Decisions on Lethal Autonomous Weapons (AP News, November 25, 2023)
- Moon’s Scientifically Important Sites Could Be ‘Lost Forever’ in Mining Rush (Science, November 24, 2023)
- Florida’s Coral Reef Supports Fishing, Tourism and Beaches. Can Science Save It? (The Wall Street Journal, November 18, 2023)
- Clearing the Skies: The Imperative Shift Towards Autonomous Operations in Future Drone Traffic Management Systems (DRONELIFE, November 17, 2023)
- Liberal Arts Alumna Tackles National Security Challenges (Rochester Institute of Technology University Magazine, November 17, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL-Backed Projects Secure NIH Brain Mapping Research Funding (ExecutiveGov, November 15, 2023)
- Can a Private Space Mission Pierce Venus's Clouds? (Scientific American, November 14, 2023)
- A New Way to Classify Powerful AI (Axios, November 7, 2023)
- Big Rockets for Big Science? (The Space Review, November 6, 2023)
- Operation Green Light Kicks Off in Maryland (CoastTV, November 6, 2023)
- Scientists Gather in Albuquerque to Present Findings on Venus (KRQE News, November 3, 2023)
- SETI Live: Defending the Planet – DART and Future Missions (SETI Institute, November 3, 2023)
- Five Martian Mysteries That Have Scientists Scratching Their Heads (Eos, November 2, 2023)
- Scientists Have Finally Found the Origins of a Mysterious Asteroid (Wired, November 1, 2023)
- IARPA Searches for Space Junk’s Trashed Signals (Signal Magazine, November 1, 2023)
- Asteroid Mission Hints at the Nature of Rubble-Pile Asteroids — and How to Deflect Them (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, November 1, 2023)
- Life at the Bleeding Edge: Healthcare Technologies Poised to Revolutionize Diagnosis and Treatment (National Technology News, October 31, 2023)
- The Architecture of Today’s LLM Applications (GitHub Blog, October 30, 2023)
- New Japanese Spacecraft Aims to Explore the Mysterious Moons of Mars (Space.com, October 30, 2023)
- NASA Spacecraft Keeps on Going Faster and Faster and Faster (Mashable, October 28, 2023)
- NASA Plans to Visit a Toxic Moon—Here’s How It’s Testing a ‘Dragonfly’ for the Moon (Gizmodo, October 26, 2023)
- NASA Wants to Fly this Nuclear Dragonfly Drone on Saturn’s Moon Titan. Watch Its Wind Tunnel Test (Space.com, October 26, 2023)
- Biodegradable Sensors Could Explore the Seas More Sustainably (Eos, October 26, 2023)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Preparing to Fly Through Atmosphere of Saturn’s Moon Titan (ABC News, October 25, 2023)
- Staring at the Sun—Close-Up Images From Space Rewrite Solar Science (Nature, October 25, 2023)
- After DART Smashed Into Dimorphos, What Happened to the Larger Asteroid Didymos (Universe Today, October 25, 2023)
- Watch NASA Test Its 8-Rotor Titan Moon Drone Dragonfly (Interesting Engineering, October 24, 2023)
- On a Mission: Meet Ed Reynolds and the Project He’s Part of to Save Earth From Asteroids (The Baltimore Sun, October 24, 2023)
- NASA’s Metal Mission (CBC Radio, October 20, 2023)
- A Grand Arrival for Johns Hopkins University on Pennsylvania Avenue (The Hub, October 19, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Opens Bloomberg Center in DC (The Baltimore Banner, October 19, 2023)
- Dwarf Planet Near Mars Could Help Us Find Alien Life (Newsweek, October 18, 2023)
- Ceres: Impact Tests Unravel Origin of Organics on Dwarf Planet (Interesting Engineering, October 17, 2023)
- Mercury’s Strange Hollows (NASA.gov, October 17, 2023)
- ‘Be Successful’: The Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium Meeting Comes to Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, October 16, 2023)
- NASA’s Psyche Mission Is Now En Route to a Bizarre, Metal Rich Asteroid (Forbes, October 16, 2023)
- Hypervelocity Impact Experiments Probe the Origin of Organics on the Dwarf Planet Ceres (Phys.org, October 16, 2023)
- The Next Big Solar Storm Could Fry the Grid (The Wall Street Journal, October 11, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Group Eyes TV Reboot to Capture the Wonder of Science (The Hub, October 10, 2023)
- As Drone Traffic Increases, Researchers Turn to AI to Help Avoid Collisions (The Hub, October 9, 2023)
- RealLIST Engineers 2023: Meet 15 Tech Innovators, Educators and Advocates Fueling Baltimore (Technical.ly, October 5, 2023)
- Conversation With a Colleague: Jennifer Cooper (Acoustics Today, October 2023)
- APL Researching AI for Combat Medical Assistance (Business Monthly, October 2023)
- Beyond Pluto, New Horizons Gets a Reprieve From NASA (Scientific American, October 3, 2023)
- Microphones in Space: Why Scientists Want to Listen in on Alien Worlds (Space.com, October 3, 2023)
- NASA’s Parker Probe Shatters Records During Latest Solar Swoop (Gizmodo, September 29, 2023)
- Space Force Selects University Partner to Evaluate Classified Ground Systems Software (Space News, September 26, 2023)
- Dallas-Fort Worth Ranks 3rd in Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Cars: Report (Chron, September 26, 2023)
- From Tools to Teammates: Creating Robotic Medical First Responders (CNN, September 25, 2023)
- Uranus: Time to Boldly Go (Eos, September 25, 2023)
- Asteroid Sample Returned to Earth Is a Time Capsule of the Ancient Solar System (National Geographic, September 25, 2023)
- Cryovolcanism’s Song of Ice and Fire (Eos, September 25, 2023)
- New Tool Says Dallas-Fort Worth Ranks Third in the World for Transportation-Related Greenhouse-Gas Emissions (Public Health Watch, September 22, 2023)
- RIT Hosted Colloquium Examines Ethical and Social Issues of Emerging Technology (Rochester Institute of Technology, September 22, 2023)
- Watch: NASA Spacecraft Flies Through a Violent Solar Explosion for 1st Time Ever — and Survives Unscathed (Live Science, September 20, 2023)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Flies Through Major Coronal Mass Ejection — and Survives to Tell the Tale (Space.com, September 20, 2023)
- Watch: NASA Spacecraft Flies Through a Violent Solar Explosion for 1st Time Ever — and Survives Unscathed (Yahoo Life, September 20, 2023)
- A Pair of Sun Probes Just Got Closer to Solving a Solar Enigma (Wired, September 20, 2023)
- Parker Solar Probe Survived a Massive Explosion From the Sun and Caught It All on Camera (IFLScience, September 20, 2023)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Soared Through One of the Most Powerful Coronal Mass Ejections (Tech Explorist, September 20, 2023)
- APL, UMD Partner to Advance Engineering, Science Research (Business Monthly, September 19, 2023)
- Video Shows NASA Spacecraft Flying Through “One of the Most Powerful” Sun Explosions Ever Recorded (CBS News, September 19, 2023)
- NASA Sees Solar Storm ‘Vacuum Up’ Interplanetary Dust for First Time (Fox Weather, September 19, 2023)
- POV: You’re a NASA Probe Skimming the Surface of the Sun (Jalopnik, September 19, 2023)
- Watch a NASA Probe Fly Right Through a Massively Powerful Sun Explosion in First (Vice, September 19, 2023)
- Parker Solar Probe Sails Directly Through Sun’s Intense Plasma Burst (Gizmodo, September 19, 2023)
- A NASA Probe Got Slammed by a Massive Eruption From the Sun—And Caught It All on Camera (Business Insider, September 19, 2023)
- NASA Spacecraft Flies Right Through Sun Explosion, Captures Footage (Mashable, September 19, 2023)
- NASA’s Sun-Kissing Mission Stuns Yet Again With Incredible New Footage (Inverse, September 19, 2023)
- Massive Sun Outburst Smacks NASA Spacecraft (Scientific American, September 18, 2023)
- NASA’s Closest Spacecraft to the Sun Flies Through a Colossal Solar Explosion (Forbes, September 17, 2023)
- SECNAV Establishes DON Science and Technology Board (U.S. Navy, September 14, 2023)
- ‘This Is Not Just Apollo 18’: Artemis Geology Team Prepares for Astronaut Exploration on Moon’s South Pole (Fox Weather, September 13, 2023)
- NASA Is Preparing to Explore Alien Worlds — by Investigating Earth’s Dark Corners (National Geographic, September 12, 2023)
- Is AI a Climate Game-Changer? (Project Syndicate, September 11, 2023)
- DART Had a Surprising Impact on Its Target (Universe Today, September 8, 2023)
- Asteroid Hit by NASA Spacecraft Is Behaving Unexpectedly (New Scientist, September 7, 2023)
- Legacy Award Winners at the BEYA STEM Conference (U.S. Black Engineer, September 5, 2023)
- The Mysterious Origins of Mercury’s Hollows Might Answer Bigger Questions (Astronomy Magazine, September 5, 2023)
- NASA Discovered a New Crater on the Moon as Wide as a 3-Story Building, and It’s Probably Russia’s Luna-25 Gravesite (Business Insider, September 1, 2023)
- The Moonshot Heard Round the World (The Wall Street Journal, August 30, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center Names Chair, Vice Chair (Columbia, MD Patch, August 30, 2023)
- DART Showed How to Smash an Asteroid. So Where Did the Space Shrapnel Go? (Wired, August 30, 2023)
- The Moon Renaissance Is Here (Axios, August 29, 2023)
- India Wants to Fly Its Own Astronauts to the Moon, After Becoming the First Nation to Land on the Lunar South Pole (Business Insider, August 29, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center Names William Saway Board Chair and Sheri Lewis Vice Chair (CityBiz, August 29, 2023)
- Using Balloons to Explore Space Without Leaving Earth (Tech Briefs TV, August 2023)
- A New International Space Race Is On — And It Could Junk Up Our Pristine Moon (Vox, August 24, 2023)
- What Is Mercury Retrograde? (National Geographic, August 24, 2023)
- Why Russia and India Both Crashed on the Moon’s South Pole Before India Nailed the First Soft Landing There (Business Insider, August 23, 2023)
- Rising Global Temperatures Could Affect Military Sensors, Comms Systems (National Defense Magazine, August 22, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Exploring Conversational AI’s Potential to Support Tactical Combat Care (ExecutiveGov, August 21, 2023)
- Russia and India Are Landing on the Moon Next Week. Here’s What You Need to Know (NPR, August 19, 2023)
- A Question of Trust (Uncrewed Systems Technology Magazine, August/September 2023)
- JPL Mounts High-Gain Antenna on Europa Clipper (ExtremeTech, August 18, 2023)
- Space ISAC Publishes White Paper on Machine Learning Security Operations Framework (ExecutiveGov, August 17, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Develops Safety Verification Tool for Autonomous Vehicles (ExecutiveGov, August 17, 2023)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Titan Probe Eyes Early Review (Aviation Week, August 16, 2023)
- How Modern Militaries Are Leveraging AI (Atlantic Council, August 14, 2023)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe to Make Closest Flyby of Venus on Aug. 21 (Space.com, August 11, 2023)
- How to Make Bionic Limbs (Literally) Very Cool (Wired, August 10, 2023)
- “I Get Goosebumps Still”: Angela Stickle, DART Mission Scientist, Reflects on Humanity’s First Effort to Change an Asteroid’s Orbit (APS News, August 10, 2023)
- Spacecraft That Crashed Into Asteroid Created a Swarm of Boulders (National Geographic, August 10, 2023)
- FAA Should Heed 1990s Powered-Lift Training Decision (Forbes, August 10, 2023)
- Lunar Outpost Delivers Moon Rover to Johns Hopkins (Aviation Week, August 9, 2023)
- Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company Supports New Bomb Suit Helmet Program (U.S. Army, August 8, 2023)
- It’s Time for a New Atomic Altruism (Vox, August 4, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Makes Major Investment in the Power, Promise of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (The Hub, August 3, 2023)
- How Can the Pentagon Trust AI? (Lawfare’s ChinaTalk Podcast, August 1, 2023)
- Organ Transplants and Sushi Delivery From Anywhere on Earth (Supercluster, August 1, 2023)
- How Bricks, a Screwdriver, and a ‘Demon Core’ of Radioactive Material Killed 2 Manhattan Project Scientists (Insider, July 29, 2023)
- Army, Johns Hopkins APL Use Human-AI Teaming Method for Medical Care in Combat (ExecutiveGov, July 27, 2023)
- STARCOM Gets a New Commander at a ‘Hinge in Space Force History’ (Air & Space Forces Magazine, July 24, 2023)
- Maryland and National Leaders Have Plans to Tackle Forever Chemicals Linked to Health Hazards (The Baltimore Banner, July 24, 2023)
- ASPIRE Project Launches Into Space (Johns Hopkins University, July 24, 2023)
- Look! NASA Smashed Into an Asteroid So Hard It May Have Sent Boulders Flying Into Space (Inverse, July 20, 2023)
- House Panel Discusses Grid Threats: China, Russia, Inverter-Based Resources, Physical Attacks (Utility Dive, July 20, 2023)
- US Power Grid Faces Escalating Cyber Threats, Infrastructure Experts Warn (NextGov, July 19, 2023)
- Oversight Committee Hearing: Examining Emerging Threats to Electric Energy Infrastructure (House Committee on Energy and Commerce, July 19, 2023)
- Smashing Satellites as Part of the Delta 180 Strategic Defense Initiative Mission (The Space Review, July 17, 2023)
- DARPA Enlists 4 Teams for Warfighter Mental Health Screening Tool Development Program (ExecutiveGov, July 14, 2023)
- Climate Changes Pose Future Hazards to RF Sensors, Says Scientist (Design News, July 12, 2023)
- Fast Company’s 100 Best Workplaces for Innovators 2023 (Fast Company, July 11, 2023)
- Scientists Have Found a Hot Spot on the Moon’s Far Side (The New York Times, July 11, 2023)
- Are “Forever Chemicals” Really Forever? (WYPR, July 11, 2023)
- IARPA Aims to Improve Small Debris Tracking Capabilities via SINTRA Program (Executive Gov, July 6, 2023)
- APL Designs Framework for a Digital Red Cross (Business Monthly, July 2, 2023)
- Wanted: Lunar Proving Grounds – Testing Technologies for the Moon (SpaceRef, June 29, 2023)
- Paintable Proteins Provide Environmentally Friendly Way to Protect Ship Hulls at Sea (Corrosion Protection, June 29, 2023)
- Building Trust in AI Systems (Tech Sequences, June 28, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL and University of Colorado Boulder Collaborate on Thermal Protection Systems Research (ExecutiveGov, June 27, 2023)
- Prigozhin ‘Like a Snake Whose Head’s Been Cut Off’ After Rebellion (NBC News, June 25, 2023)
- Developing a Jellyfish-Inspired Ocean Sensor (Phys.org, June 22, 2023)
- A Jellyfish-Inspired Ocean Sensor (Johns Hopkins Magazine, June 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Scientists Test Better Ways to Remove ‘Forever Chemicals’ From Homes and Water (The Baltimore Banner, June 19, 2023)
- We May Have Found a Super-Earth Planet With an Atmosphere (Discover Magazine, June 15, 2023)
- Drones Take Flight to Go Where Scientists Dare Not (Chemistry World, June 15, 2023)
- CU Boulder Students Disprove Popular Theory on How the Sun’s Atmosphere Gets So Hot (Yahoo, June 13, 2023)
- Virginia Tech Alumnus Named One of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2023 (Virginia Tech News, June 12, 2023)
- X-Plane Advances New Uncrewed Combat Aircraft Design (Aviation Week, June 8, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Shines a Light on Federally Funded Research for a D.C. Crowd (The Hub, June 8, 2023)
- NASA Mission to the Sun Answers Questions About Solar Wind That Causes Aurora Borealis (CBS News, June 8, 2023)
- Firefighting Foams: PFAS vs. Fluorine-Free Foams (Homeland Security Today, June 8, 2023)
- Scientists Make Best-Yet Map of Solar System’s Interstellar Boundaries (Scientific American, June 8, 2023)
- Maryland Science Center Names 2023 Award Recipients (The Daily Record, June 7, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Designs AI/ML Technology for Forecasting Ice Formation in Arctic Seas (ExecutiveGov, June 6, 2023)
- Tiny Martian Moon May Be a Chip Off the Old Block (Eos, June 2, 2023)
- Ukraine War May Become a Proving Ground for AI (Bloomberg Opinion, June 1, 2023)
- This Saturn Moon Gushes Water Beyond Scientists’ Wildest Dreams (Mashable, May 31, 2023)
- Cybersecurity Gaps Could Put Astronauts at Grave Risk (IEEE Spectrum, May 31, 2023)
- The Oscar Goes to…HAL? Why AI Is at the Center of Hollywood Strike (The Christian Science Monitor, May 30, 2023)
- Eight Pioneering Figures Receive Johns Hopkins Honorary Degrees (The Hub, May 25, 2023)
- Fun With the Maryland STEM Festival: Dr. Danielle Hilliard, LeVar Burton, Shamie’ Hemphill, Technology (Maryland STEM Festival Podcast, May 24, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Researchers Develop Rapid Additive Materials Development Framework (ExecutiveGov, May 23, 2023)
- Bard Baltimore Student Receives Scholarship, Among Maryland Science Center Honorees (WBAL, May 18, 2023)
- JWST Spots Biggest Water Plume Yet Spewing From a Moon of Saturn (Nature, May 18, 2023)
- Space Force May Seek New Bidders for Future Deep-Space Radars (C4ISRNet, May 18, 2023)
- Conversations With the Coalition: Marisa Hughes (ClimateTrace.org, May 18, 2023)
- How Hundreds of College Students Are Helping Solve a Centuries-Old Mystery About the Sun (Popular Science, May 17, 2023)
- NASA Funds Five Research Teams to Conduct New Round of Lunar Science Projects (Forbes, May 16, 2023)
- A Private Company Has an Audacious Plan to Rescue NASA’s Last “Great Observatory” (Ars Technica, May 15, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Researchers Develop USV Performance Analysis Tool (Executive Gov, May 11, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Researchers Develop Thermal Battery With Smaller Footprint (ExecutiveGov, May 10, 2023)
- How Students at CU Boulder Are Solving a Mystery About the Sun (Fox31 Denver, May 9, 2023)
- Evaluating Risk After the Emergency Ends (Politico, May 8, 2023)
- James Webb Telescope Detects Mysterious Water Vapor Around Alien Planet (Futurism, May 5, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins APL Discovers New Superconductor Using Human-AI Teaming Approach (ExecutiveBiz, May 4, 2023)
- Webb May Have Just Found an Earth-Like World With an Atmosphere (Mashable, May 3, 2023)
- NASA Awards Contracts for NOAA Coronagraph Studies (SpaceNews, May 3, 2023)
- JWST Tries to Untangle the Signals of Water. Is It Coming From the Planet or the Star? (Universe Today, May 3, 2023)
- NASA Rammed an Asteroid Off Its Orbit. That’s Good News for Us Earthlings (Fast Company, May 2, 2023)
- 9 Projects Making the World’s Water Cleaner and More Accessible (Fast Company, May 2, 2023)
- The Covid Dashboard’s Next Act (Politico, May 2, 2023)
- James Webb Space Telescope Detects Water Vapor Around Alien Planet. But Where Did It Come From? (Space.com, May 2, 2023)
- Webb Telescope Detects Mysterious Water Vapor in a Nearby Star System (CNN, May 2, 2023)
- Water Vapour Spotted by JWST – But From an Earth-Sized Planet or Its Star? (IFLScience, May 2, 2023)
- Bill Nye Wants to Scare You About the End of the World (Discover Magazine, May 1, 2023)
- Our Covid Data Project Is Over, but the Need for Timely Data Is Not (The New York Times, April 30, 2023)
- TIME100 Gala Host Jennifer Coolidge Wants to Redistribute the Fame (Time, April 27, 2023)
- Local NASA DART Leader Named in Time 100 (Fox 45 News, April 26, 2023)
- Mars’ Moons Mission Adds 10 NASA-Picked Scientists (EarthSky, April 26, 2023)
- U.S. Updates Asteroid-Defense Strategy (Space.com, April 25, 2023)
- Tiny Jets on the Sun Power the Colossal Solar Wind (Quanta Magazine, April 24, 2023)
- Columbia-Based Amateur Radio Operator Named Howard’s Emergency Management Volunteer of the Year (Capital Gazette, April 24, 2023)
- Making Drug Investigations More Just and Reliable Using Portable Spectrometers (Chemical & Engineering News, April 21, 2023)
- A Smashing Success for Planetary Defence (Nature, April 20, 2023)
- NASA and Japan Team Up for Unprecedented Martian Moon Mission (Gizmodo, April 19, 2023)
- Westminster Opens Autonomous Vehicle Education Center (Baltimore Business Journal, April 19, 2023)
- DART Impact Mission Shows We Could Deflect Earth-Bound Asteroid (BBC Sky at Night Magazine, April 18, 2023)
- Prime Time for Software: Reimagining the Future of Defense Acquisition (War on the Rocks, April 17, 2023)
- Satellites Threaten Astronomy, but a Few Scientists See an Opportunity (The New York Times, April 17, 2023)
- Europe’s Juice Mission Launches to Jupiter and Its Moons (The New York Times, April 13, 2023)
- The 100 Most Influential People of 2023 (Time, April 13, 2023)
- Europe’s Juice Mission Will Launch to Jupiter and Its Moons: How to Watch (The New York Times, April 13, 2023)
- NASA’s Moon Test Flight Astronauts Include Two Trained on the Bay (Chesapeake Bay Magazine, April 11, 2023)
- Dr. Camille Daniel Won the 2023 Capt. Donnie Cochran Legacy Award (U.S. Black Engineer, April 10, 2023)
- ‘Absolutely Critical’ to Get DARC Space Situational System to Australia: Space Forces Indo-Pacific Head (Breaking Defense, April 7, 2023)
- The Math (and the Man) Behind Our National Security (UMBC Magazine, April 7, 2023)
- Natalie Massey: SHRM Talent Conference and How Admin Supports HR (The HR Gazette and HRchat Podcast, April 6, 2023)
- NASA Reveals Artemis II Crew, the First Moon Astronauts in 50 Years (National Geographic, April 3, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Scientists, Oceanographers Design AI-Based Simulation Method to Study Climate ‘Tipping Points’ (ExecutiveGov, April 3, 2023)
- Here’s What We’ve Learned From NASA’s DART Asteroid-Slamming Mission So Far (Space.com, April 3, 2023)
- Mars Rocks Await a Ride to Earth — Can NASA Deliver? (Nature, April 3, 2023)
- Scientist, Amateur Radio Operator Wins HoCo Emergency Management Volunteer of the Year (Ellicott City, MD Patch, March 31, 2023)
- Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center Is Open for Business (Signal Magazine, March 30, 2023)
- NASA’s Uranus Mission Is Running Out of Time (Scientific American, March 30, 2023)
- Saturn Moon Titan Could Hold the Clues to Life’s Origin. This NASA Drone Could Find Them (Space.com, March 27, 2023)
- Two of Uranus’ Moons Could Host Oceans, New Research Suggests (Digital Trends, March 26, 2023)
- The Prospect of Life Around Uranus (on a Moon) Just Went Up (IFL Science, March 23, 2023)
- The Epic Quest to Build a Permanent Moon Base (BBC, March 20, 2023)
- Can We Destroy “Forever Chemicals”? Plasma or Nanoparticles Could Do the Trick (Inverse, March 20, 2023)
- Two Moons of Uranus May Have Active Subsurface Oceans (Space.com, March 20, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Researchers Examine How Artificial Intelligence Can Help Prepare for Climate Change Effects at SXSW (The Daily Texan, March 16, 2023)
- The Rocky Lives of Cosmic Rubble Piles (Physics Today, March 16, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins, Carnegie Mellon to Co-Lead New NASA Institute (The Hub, March 16, 2023)
- This Asteroid Is Most Likely to Hit Earth, With a Possible Impact on Valentine’s Day 2046 (Salon, March 15, 2023)
- Navy-Johns Hopkins APL Partnership Equips USS Bataan With Hybrid Metal 3D Printer (ExecutiveGov, March 15, 2023)
- DART Left an Asteroid Crime Scene. This Mission Is on Deck to Investigate It. (Popular Science, March 14, 2023)
- Scientists Hail DART Success 6 Months After Historic Asteroid Crash (Space.com, March 14, 2023)
- Featured Mover: Minh Huebner, Johns Hopkins APL (Maryland Daily Record, March 14, 2023)
- New Exoplanet Revealed (Living on Earth, March 10, 2023)
- Tiny, Explosive ‘Jetlets’ Might Be Fueling the Solar Wind (Wired, March 7, 2023)
- How AI Can Help Combat Climate Change (The Hub, March 7, 2023)
- Debris Ejected From the DART Impact Helped Give Asteroid Dimorphos an Extra Push (Physics World, March 6, 2023)
- Data From Ramming Spacecraft Into Asteroid Shows Method Could Protect Earth, Says NASA (Dallas News, March 6, 2023)
- How NASA Pulled Off the DART Mission, Making Science Fiction a Reality (Fast Company, March 2, 2023)
- NASA’s DART Mission Proves It Can Save the Planet From Killer Asteroids (The Verge, March 3, 2023)
- NASA Confirms Humanity Can Deflect Killer Asteroids With Rockets — But Only If We Have Years to Prepare (Live Science, March 2, 2023)
- 5 Ways We Know DART Crushed That Asteroid (But Not Literally) (Popular Science, March 2, 2023)
- NASA’s DART Asteroid-Smashing Mission Changed the Course of Planetary Defense (Gizmodo, March 1, 2023)
- NASA Made History by Knocking an Asteroid Off Course. Now It’s Publishing the Data (NPR, March 1, 2023)
- Studies Show How Asteroid-Bashing Spacecraft Was ‘Phenomenally Successful’ (Reuters, March 1, 2023)
- DART’s Epic Asteroid Crash: What NASA Has Learned 5 Months Later (Space.com, March 1, 2023)
- President Biden Announces Key Appointments to Boards and Commissions (The White House, February 28, 2023)
- NASA Just Found a New Type of Ancient Asteroid Loaded With Water (Mashable, February 25, 2023)
- Out of This World (St. Louis University High, February 22, 2023)
- New Space Radar Will Hunt Planet-Threatening Asteroids (Scientific American, February 21, 2023)
- Why Planetary Scientists Think It’s Time for NASA to Probe Uranus (IFL Science, February 20, 2023)
- Scientists Eye Mission to Uranus: An Alien World Where the Darkness of Winter Lasts 21 Years (El País, February 19, 2023)
- Uranus Up Close: What Proposed NASA ‘Ice Giant’ Mission Could Teach Us (Space.com, February 17, 2023)
- At Jupiter, JUICE and Clipper Would Work Together in Hunt for Life (Scientific American, February 16, 2023)
- We Need a Dedicated Mission to Uranus, Scientists Say (Gizmodo, February 16, 2023)
- Navy ‘Setting the Pace’ Among Services, Principal Cyber Advisor Says (Defense One, February 15, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center to Stop Publishing Daily Data Updates (The Baltimore Sun, February 14, 2023)
- DARPA Concludes Flight Tests of AI Algorithms on Modified F-16 Test Aircraft (ExecutiveBiz, February 14, 2023)
- As the Pandemic Ebbs, an Influential COVID Tracker Shuts Down (NPR, February 10, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Winds Down Pioneering Pandemic Data Tracking (The Hub, February 10, 2023)
- Space Helicopters: The Future of Low-Cost Space Exploration (Cosmos Magazine, February 10, 2023)
- MREs of the Future Could Be Made From Nothing More Than Water, Air and Energy (Federal News Network, February 8, 2023)
- Portable Spectrometers Give On-Site Drug Testing a Boost (ACS Central Science, February 7, 2023)
- Discovery of Exoplanet by James Webb Space Telescope Was a ‘Lucky Accident,’ Researcher Says (Yahoo! News, February 6, 2023)
- The Most Mysterious Part of the Moon Isn’t Where You Think (The Atlantic, February 6, 2023)
- Retired Navy Admiral, DC Native Opens Up About Paving Way for Young Black Submarine Officers (WTOP News, February 6, 2023)
- Saving Earth, One Asteroid at a Time (A Superbloom Podcast, February 2, 2023)
- JWST Confirms Its First Exoplanet (The Planetary Society, February 1, 2023)
- Dragonfly: Space Helicopter for Saturn’s Moon Titan (Your Space Journey, February 1, 2023)
- Minh Huebner, National Lab Finance Veteran, Begins Role as CFO at Johns Hopkins APL (ExecutiveGov, January 31, 2023)
- Minh Huebner - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (The Daily Record, January 30, 2023)
- Asteroid Which Whizzed Past Earth Exposes ‘Blind Spot’ in Our Planetary Defence (Yahoo! News, January 30, 2023)
- Asteroid’s Sudden Flyby Shows Blind Spot in Planetary Threat Detection (Reuters, January 29, 2023)
- Asteroid Measurements Make No Sense (The Atlantic, January 26, 2023)
- 3D Printing: Navy Builds Up Additive Manufacturing on Ships (Maritime Global News, January 26, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Online Engineering Programs Again Ranked Among Nation’s Best (The Hub, January 24, 2023)
- Five Times the Webb Telescope Blew Our Minds in Its First Year in Orbit (The Hill, January 24, 2023)
- Satellite Constellations Could Interfere With Meteorological Spectrum (SpaceNews, January 23, 2023)
- The Downlink: What You Need to Know About the Great Ground Station Game Part 1 (Defense & Aerospace Report, January 22, 2023)
- The Space Between Earth and the Moon Is About to Get a Little More Crowded (NBC News, January 22, 2023)
- The Moon’s Right to Exist With Dr. Prem (Spacepod, January 22, 2023)
- NASA’s Mars Helicopter Opens the Door for Flight on Other Worlds (The Wall Street Journal, January 19, 2023)
- The JWST Bagged Its First Exoplanet, A Sweltering Earth-Sized World (Syfy, January 16, 2023)
- Thrilled Scientists Used Webb Telescope to Find Rocky, Earth-Size Planet (Mashable, January 15, 2023)
- Webb Telescope Confirms Earth-Size Exoplanet, Tries to Sniff Its Air (Sky and Telescope, January 15, 2023)
- 15 Years Ago, a Spacecraft Swung by Mercury to Beat the Sun’s Gravity (Inverse, January 14, 2023)
- The James Webb Space Telescope Just Identified Its First Exoplanet (Popular Science, January 12, 2023)
- NASA’s James Webb Telescope Discovers Its First Earth-Sized Exoplanet (The Verge, January 12, 2023)
- NASA’s Webb Telescope Has Discovered Its First Exoplanet (WLRN, January 12, 2023)
- James Webb Space Telescope Notches 1st Rocky Planet Confirmation (Space.com, January 12, 2023)
- JWST Confirms Its First Alien Planet, and It’s the Size of Earth (Axios, January 12, 2023)
- James Webb Space Telescope Confirms Its First Exoplanet, One Almost the Same Size as Earth (USA Today, January 12, 2023)
- NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test Is a Smashing Success (Eos, January 12, 2023)
- James Webb Telescope Traces Arcs of Dusty Star Formation (BBC News, January 12, 2023)
- In Major Milestone, NASA’s Webb Telescope Finds Its First Exoplanet (CNET, January 12, 2023)
- James Webb Telescope Finds Its First Exoplanet (NBC News, January 11, 2023)
- James Webb Telescope Discovers Its First Exoplanet (CNN, January 11, 2023)
- NASA’s James Webb Telescope Finds First Exoplanet Almost Exactly the Same Size as Earth (Fox News, January 11, 2023)
- James Webb Telescope Confirms Its First Exoplanet (Phys.org, January 11, 2023)
- Webb Space Telescope Finds Its First Exoplanet (Gizmodo, January 11, 2023)
- The Webb Telescope’s First Confirmed Exoplanet Is 99 Percent the Diameter of Earth (Engadget, January 11, 2023)
- Webb Telescope Finds Distant Exoplanet Almost Exactly the Size of Earth (The Hub, January 11, 2023)
- NASA Missions Find ‘Jetlets’ Could Power the Solar Wind (Phys.org, January 10, 2023)
- Johns Hopkins Study Reveals Potential Long-Term Impact of Climate Change on Radars (ExecutiveGov, January 6, 2023)
- Space Candy: Asteroid Smashed by NASA’s DART Probe Looks a Bit Like an M&M, Scientists Say (Space.com, January 5, 2023)
- APL Engineer Helps Launch Online Robotics, Autonomous Systems Grad Program (The Business Monthly, January 5, 2023)
- Moon Scientists Hail Artemis Opportunities While Still Learning From Apollo (Space.com, January 5, 2023)
- Solar-Sailing Probes May Soon Get Their Moment in the Sun (Space.com, January 5, 2023)
2022
- A Look Back at 2022’s Most Pivotal Moments of Space Exploration (Fox Weather, December 30, 2022)
- Eight Times Science Exceeded Expectations in 2022 (The New Yorker, December 28, 2022)
- Through an Exchange Initiative, Women Are #HiddenNoMore in STEM (U.S. Department of State, December 27, 2022)
- Rotors for Mission to Titan Tested at Langley’s Transonic Dynamics Tunnel (SpaceRef, December 26, 2022)
- How Scientists Might Find Life on a Moon of Saturn While Skipping the Hardest Part (Mashable, December 26, 2022)
- A New Plan for Finding Alien Life on Enceladus Looks at Using Orbital Spacecraft (The Debrief, December 23, 2022)
- Why a Book-Loving Fungus Has Alien-Hunting Scientists Excited (Inverse, December 22, 2022)
- Probe Could Find Whether Saturn’s Moon Hosts Life (Futurity, December 22, 2022)
- Why Do Airlines Limit Battery Sizes? (How-To Geek, December 22, 2022)
- NASA’s Pluto Spacecraft Begins New Mission at the Solar System’s Edge (Scientific American, December 21, 2022)
- What Kind of an Impact Did DART Have on Dimorphos? The Science Results Are Here (Universe Today, December 21, 2022)
- What It Would Take to Discover Life on Saturn’s Icy Moon Enceladus (Phys.org, December 21, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Might’ve Ejected Over 2 Million Pounds of Rock Into Space (CNET, December 20, 2022)
- NASA’s Asteroid-Slamming Spacecraft Dislodged 2 Million Lb of Debris (New Atlas, December 19, 2022)
- APL to Build Instrument for Canadian Lunar Rover (Business Monthly, December 19, 2022)
- Quasars, Exoplanets and the Atmospheres of Distant Worlds: More on the First Results From the JWST (Physics World, December 17, 2022)
- 1,000 Tons of Space Debris Was Unleashed When NASA Spacecraft Slammed Into Asteroid (Miami Herald, December 16, 2022)
- How JWST Revolutionized Astronomy in 2022 (Nature, December 16, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Asteroid Smash Flung 2 Million Pounds of Rock Into Space (Space.com, December 16, 2022)
- DART: Asteroid Deflection Experiment Boosted by Debris (BBC News, December 16, 2022)
- ‘Rail Cars’ of Material Released After NASA Spacecraft Hit Asteroid (CNN, December 15, 2022)
- How to Deflect an Asteroid: DART’s Andrew Cheng on the Physics World Breakthrough of the Year (Physics World, December 15, 2022)
- Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough: What Does It Mean for Space Exploration? (Space.com, December 15, 2022)
- Deflection of a Near-Earth Asteroid by DART Is the Physics World 2022 Breakthrough of the Year (Physics World, December 14, 2022)
- Space Helicopters Will Help Us Explore Mars and Other Worlds. Here’s How. (Space.com, December 14, 2022)
- Howard County Students Celebrate the Season...of Coding (Howard County Times, December 14, 2022)
- Tonga Volcano Eruption Continues to Astonish (BBC News, December 13, 2022)
- Scientists Say Tonga Eruption Hit with the Force of a Billion Ton “Magma Hammer” (Interesting Engineering, December 13, 2022)
- Nature’s Top Science Graphics From 2022 (Nature, December 12, 2022)
- Tonga Volcano Eruption Blasted Millions of Tons of Water Into Space (The Washington Post, December 12, 2022)
- Outer Space News That Broke the Internet in 2022 (Mashable, December 10, 2022)
- 2022 Aviation Week Photo Contest Winning Photos (Aviation Week, December 9, 2022)
- 10 Scenarios That Could End the World—Should You Worry? (Think Podcast, December 5, 2022)
- Drone Strikes Show Putin His Homeland Isn’t Safe (Bloomberg Opinion, December 5, 2022)
- Course Examines Sexual and Gender Identity in STEM (The Hub, December 1, 2022)
- Elizabeth (Zibi) Turtle, NASA Dragonfly Principal Investigator, Talks About the Mission to Titan (Kosmo Magazine, December 1, 2022)
- The 100 Greatest Innovations of 2022 (Popular Science, November 30, 2022)
- See What Vehicle Emission Levels Look Like in 500 Cities Across the World (CTV News, November 27, 2022)
- Filtering & Destroying ‘Forever Chemicals’: JHU Team Hopes to Ensure Clean Drinking Water (Fox 45 News, November 22, 2022)
- Fact Check: Launch Sites on the Earth and Moon Require Different Materials (USA Today, November 21, 2022)
- Fresh, Healthy Food — at the Convenience Store? (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, November 18, 2022)
- Want to Learn About Something in Space? Crash Into It. (Popular Science, November 17, 2022)
- Lift Off! Artemis Moon Rocket Launch Kicks Off New Era of Human Exploration (Nature, November 16, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins APL Unveils Cislunar Security National Technical Vision (ExecutiveGov, November 15, 2022)
- The BEYA STEM Recognition Program Releases Its 2023 Award Winners List (U.S. Black Engineer, November 15, 2022)
- RIT Engineering Alumnus Is Part of DART Team That Changed the Speed and Path of an Asteroid (Rochester Institute of Technology, November 15, 2022)
- Team Uses AI and Satellite Images to Release First-Ever Global Estimates for Road Transportation Greenhouse Emissions (Phys.org, November 10, 2022)
- Asteroids! Solar Storms! Nukes! Climate Calamity! Killer Robots! (The Washington Post, November 7, 2022)
- APL Uses Video Games to Train AI (Business Monthly, November 7, 2022)
- In NASA Simulation, Humankind Dismally Failed to Save Earth From Killer Asteroid (Futurism, November 7, 2022)
- Behind the Cover: November 2022 (Physics Today, November 4, 2022)
- NASA Asteroid Threat Practice Drill Shows We’re Not Ready (Scientific American, November 4, 2022)
- Immarsat Government Picks Rocket Lab for L-Band Radio Development; Peter Beck Quoted (ExecutiveBiz, November 4, 2022)
- Crozet Scientist Contributes to Successful DART Mission (The Crozet Gazette, November 4, 2022)
- Photos Show “Planet Killer” Asteroid Lurking in Inner Solar System That Could One Day Hit Earth, Scientists Warn (Yahoo, November 3, 2022)
- Towards a ‘Digital Emblem’? Five Questions on Law, Tech, and Policy (ICRC Humanitarian Law & Policy, November 3, 2022)
- Digital Red Cross Launched to Protect Crucial Data in the Online Battlefield (Tech Monitor, November 3, 2022)
- Howard County Adopts Heightened Climate Goals (Citybiz, November 2, 2022)
- These Five Innovative Rovers Will Soon Explore the Moon (Smithsonian Magazine, November 2, 2022)
- Building a Joint Fires Network (AFCEA Signal, November 2, 2022)
- ‘Planet Killer’ Asteroids Close to Earth Discovered Hiding in Sun’s Glare, Study Finds (Fox Weather, November 1, 2022)
- A Journey to Touch the Sun (Physics Today, November 2022)
- Wild Experiments Are Trying to Bounce Radio Signals Off the Moon and Jupiter (Gizmodo, October 31, 2022)
- NASA Has a Life-Detecting Instrument Ready to Fly to Europa or Enceladus (Space.com, October 31, 2022)
- The 10 Most “OMG” Science Discoveries of 2022 (Best Life, October 30, 2022)
- Venus-Bound NASA Instrument Preparing to Brave the Harsh Atmosphere (Space.com, October 28, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins Just Clinched a Partnership with Space Force to Educate Military Personnel (Technical.ly, October 27, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins to Help Train Future Space Force Leaders; Katharine Kelley Quoted (ExecutiveGov, October 27, 2022)
- Images: NASA’s Lucy Spacecraft Provides New Views of the Moon (Phys.org, October 27, 2022)
- Eerie Smiley Face Spotted on Surface of Sun After Solar Eclipse (Newsweek, October 26, 2022)
- The Hunt for Habitable Ocean Worlds Beyond Our Solar System (New Scientist, October 24, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Asteroid Crash: What Scientists Have Learned About Dimorphos So Far (Space.com, October 24, 2022)
- How NASA Is Building an Instrument to Withstand the Brutal Conditions of Venus (Digital Trends, October 22, 2022)
- A New Instrument Will Measure Temperature, Pressure and Wind on Venus (Phys.org, October 20, 2022)
- Homewood-Flossmoor Alum Part of Team That Altered Orbit of Asteroid (CBS News Chicago, October 18, 2022)
- How the James Webb Space Telescope Will Power the Search for Aliens (Inverse, October 15, 2022)
- Readout of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy’s Meeting with NASA and DART Mission Team on Results of First-Ever Planetary Defense Test (The White House, October 14, 2022)
- This Week in Space: DART’s Bullseye (This Week in Space, October 14, 2022)
- How DART Scientists Know the Experiment to Shove an Asteroid Actually Worked (Gizmodo, October 14, 2022)
- NASA Tried to Knock an Asteroid Off Course — and Succeeded Wildly Beyond Expectations (Time, October 12, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft ‘Changed Path of Asteroid’ (BBC News, October 12, 2022)
- DART’s Smashing Success Shows Humanity Can Divert Asteroids (Scientific American, October 12, 2022)
- NASA Officials Say Its Asteroid Defense Test Was a Success (NPR, October 12, 2022)
- See the Debris Streaming From Spacecraft-Damaged Asteroid — 7 Million Miles From Earth (Inverse, October 12, 2022)
- Success! Stunning NASA DART Imagery Confirms Target Asteroid Orbit Changed (SciTechDaily, October 12, 2022)
- Success! NASA’s DART Redirects Asteroid in ‘Watershed Moment for Humanity’ (CNET, October 12, 2022)
- Here’s How NASA Moved a Stadium-Sized Asteroid (Thrillist, October 12, 2022)
- Spacecraft Succeeds in Knocking Asteroid From Its Orbit, NASA Says: ‘Defender of the Planet’ (People, October 12, 2022)
- NASA’s Asteroid Redirection Test Successfully Alters Path (Fox Weather, October 12, 2022)
- NASA Spacecraft Accomplishes Mission and Smashes Asteroid Into New Orbit (The New York Times, October 11, 2022)
- NASA Reports Smashing Success with Asteroid Redirection Test (The Washington Post, October 11, 2022)
- The DART Mission Successfully Changed the Motion of an Asteroid (CNN, October 11, 2022)
- NASA Confirms DART Probe’s Crash Into an Asteroid Successfully Changed Its Course (CBS News, October 11, 2022)
- NASA Says Its Asteroid Defense Test Was a Success (NPR, October 11, 2022)
- WATCH: NASA Says DART Spacecraft Successfully Redirected Asteroid (PBS News Hour, October 11, 2022)
- Why NASA’s High-Stakes Maneuver to Redirect an Asteroid Surprised Its Own Scientists (National Geographic, October 11, 2022)
- DART Mission Success Means NASA Really Could Save Earth From Asteroids (ZDNet, October 11, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Impact Changed Asteroid’s Orbit Forever in Planetary Defense Test (Space.com, October 11, 2022)
- It Worked! NASA Successfully Moved a Stadium-Sized Asteroid. (Mashable, October 11, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Successfully Moved an Asteroid (Gizmodo, October 11, 2022)
- NASA Successfully Deflected Harmless Asteroid in Test for Doomsday Scenario (Forbes, October 11, 2022)
- Smashing Success: Humanity Has Diverted an Asteroid for the First Time (Nature, October 11, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Mission Moved an Asteroid’s Orbit by Smashing Into It (New Scientist, October 11, 2022)
- Bam! NASA Says DART Really Clocked That Asteroid (Wired, October 11, 2022)
- NASA Says Asteroid Mission Was Successful, Altered Orbit by 32 Minutes (The Hill, October 11, 2022)
- Smashing Success: NASA Asteroid Strike Results in Big Nudge (AP News, October 11, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Moved an Asteroid (KNXAM: On Demand, October 11, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Successfully Alters Asteroid’s Orbit (The Hub, October 11, 2022)
- Exploring the Rippling Dunes of Our Solar System (Astronomy, October 11, 2022)
- James Webb Telescope Could Find Aliens in the Glare of White Dwarf Suns, Scientists Say (Yahoo, October 11, 2022)
- Leading for Impact (Quetico Coaching, October 10, 2022)
- How NASA Launched Its Asteroid Killer (The New Yorker, October 6, 2022)
- How Did NASA Hit the Asteroid? (Event Horizon, October 6, 2022)
- After Being Smashed Into by a NASA Spacecraft, Dimorphos Asteroid Grows a Tail (ZDNet, October 4, 2022)
- Sun Unleashes Series of Huge Solar Flares Sending Storms Racing at Earth (Newsweek, October 3, 2022)
- The NASA DART Mission Smashed a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid. Now What? (ZDNet, October 3, 2022)
- Bullseye! How DART Hit an Asteroid 7 Million Miles Away (CBS News, October 2, 2022)
- DART Project Results (The Roy Green Show, October 2, 2022)
- NASA’s Surprising Reason for Crashing Into an Asteroid’s Moon (Mashable, October 1, 2022)
- Designing Dragonfly, NASA’s Titan Explorer (Aerospace America, October 2022)
- The DART Asteroid Impact Mission: It’s a Cosmic Smash (Science Friday, September 30, 2022)
- Fresh Images Reveal Fireworks From DART’s Asteroid Impact (Scientific American, September 30, 2022)
- DART: NASA’s First Asteroid Defense Mission Isn’t Over — One Critical Step Remains (Inverse, September 29, 2022)
- Space Telescopes Capture Asteroid Slam with Striking Clarity (AP News, September 29, 2022)
- NASA’s Asteroid Crash Captured in Dramatic Before and After Pictures (Mashable, September 28, 2022)
- DART Impact and Judy Schmidt Interview (The Planetary Society, September 28, 2022)
- See the First Eerie NASA Images of DART’s Asteroid Crash Site (CNET, September 28, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Asteroid Impact Won’t Make Dimorphos Hit Earth — but Here’s What Would Happen If It Did (Space.com, September 28, 2022)
- NASA Makes Deep Impact on Baltimore Brothers as Lab Invites Them to Crash Party (The Baltimore Banner, September 27, 2022)
- NASA Practices Slamming Spacecraft Into Asteroid (Good Morning America, September 27, 2022)
- Maryland Scientists Monitor Progress of First-of-Its-Kind Asteroid-Killer Technology (CBS News, September 27, 2022)
- Greely High Grad Helped Write Algorithm for NASA Mission to Crash Into Asteroid (Central Maine, September 27, 2022)
- NASA Knows How to Celebrate! (The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, September 27, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Hits Asteroid (KNX in Depth, September 27, 2022)
- Fresh Images Reveal Fireworks When NASA Spacecraft Ploughed Into Asteroid (Nature, September 27, 2022)
- NASA’s $325 Million Collision with an Asteroid Could One Day Save the World (Time, September 27, 2022)
- Dimorphos: NASA Flies Spacecraft Into Asteroid in Direct Hit (BBC News, September 27, 2022)
- Science Captures Behind-the-Scenes Reactions to Asteroid-Smashing Mission (Science, September 27, 2022)
- Bam! NASA Spacecraft Crashes Into Asteroid in Defense Test (AP News, September 27, 2022)
- NASA Crashes Spacecraft Into Asteroid in Attempt to Knock It Off Course (PBS News Hour, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Spacecraft Successfully Collides with Asteroid (Good Morning America, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Successfully Crashes Into Asteroid in First Planetary Defense Test (USA Today, September 26, 2022)
- Midland Resident Gears Up to Display U.S. Capacity to Save Humanity From Space Objects (Midland Daily News, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Smashes Into an Asteroid, Completing a Mission to Save a Future Day (The New York Times, September 26, 2022)
- NASA DART Spacecraft Rams Into an Asteroid in Defense Test (PBS, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Mission Successfully Slams Into an Asteroid (CNN, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Successfully Smacks a Space Rock — Now What? (Scientific American, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Crashes Spacecraft Into Asteroid, Passing Planetary Defense Test (The Washington Post, September 26, 2022)
- Move Over, Bruce Willis: NASA Crashed Into an Asteroid to Test Planetary Defense (NPR, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Successfully Crashed a Spacecraft Into Its Asteroid Target (Smithsonian Magazine, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Successfully Crashes Satellite Into Asteroid (Axios, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Spacecraft Successfully Collides with Asteroid (ABC News, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Probe Crashes Into Asteroid in Planetary Defense Test (CBS News, September 26, 2022)
- Boom! NASA Just Slammed Into an Asteroid and Filmed the Crash (Mashable, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s First Attempt to Smack an Asteroid Was Picture Perfect (Popular Science, September 26, 2022)
- ‘Terror and Joy’: NASA’s DART Asteroid Impact a Historic Success (and Relief) (Space.com, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Smashes Into an Asteroid — on Purpose (Wired, September 26, 2022)
- ‘Loss of Signal:’ NASA Successfully Crashes DART Spacecraft Into Asteroid for Planetary Defense Test (Fox Weather, September 26, 2022)
- Asteroid Impact: Here’s the Last Thing NASA’s DART Spacecraft Saw Before It Crashed (Space.com, September 26, 2022)
- DART Collides with Asteroid in Planetary Defense Test (Space News, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Crashes DART Spacecraft Into an Asteroid, Testing a Tactic to Bump Space Rocks Away From Earth (Business Insider, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Closes in on Target Asteroid as Test Mission Nears Climax (Nasdaq, September 26, 2022)
- The DART Mission: Why NASA Crashed a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid Today (CNET, September 26, 2022)
- Bam! NASA Spacecraft Crashes Into Asteroid in Defense Test (CNBC, September 26, 2022)
- NASA to Crash Spaceship Into Asteroid in Real-Life Armageddon Experiment (Entertainment Weekly, September 26, 2022)
- Watch Live: NASA’s Planetary Defense Test Crashes Spacecraft Into Asteroid 7 Million Miles From Earth (People, September 26, 2022)
- To Laurel and Beyond — Md. Spacecraft to ‘Nudge’ Asteroid (DMV Download From WTOP News, September 26, 2022)
- NASA to Crash DART Spacecraft Into Asteroid (Fox 6 Milwaukee, September 26, 2022)
- NASA to Deflect Asteroid in Key Test of Planetary Defense (Phys.org, September 26, 2022)
- DART Impact Day: How to Watch Live Coverage of Spacecraft’s Impact with Asteroid Dimorphos (SciTechDaily, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Will Crash Into an Asteroid Tonight in Historic Planetary Defense Test (Space.com, September 26, 2022)
- Space History in the Making: The First Impact of NASA’s DART Mission Today (The Science Times, September 26, 2022)
- Asteroids, Spaceships and Dinosaurs: Everything You Need to Know About NASA’s DART Mission (ZDNET, September 26, 2022)
- How to Watch NASA Slam a Battering Ram Into an Asteroid at 17,000 Miles Per Hour (Futurism, September 26, 2022)
- How to Watch NASA’s Asteroid Collision Tonight (Washingtonian, September 26, 2022)
- Check Out Images of NASA’s DART Mission to Redirect a Distant Asteroid (The Wall Street Journal, September 26, 2022)
- How to Watch NASA Slam a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid (Mashable, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Is Intentionally Crashing a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid on Monday. Here’s How to Watch the Collision Live. (Business Insider, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Spacecraft Lining Up to Smash Into an Asteroid (BBC News, September 26, 2022)
- NASA Will Crash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid for Science! (Forbes, September 26, 2022)
- How to Watch NASA Crash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid on Monday (The Verge, September 26, 2022)
- Watch Live as NASA Deliberately Crashes a Spacecraft Into Asteroid Dimorphos (CNET, September 26, 2022)
- NASA’s Asteroid-Deflection Mission Spotlights Planetary Defense Effort (The Wall Street Journal, September 25, 2022)
- NASA Spacecraft Will Slam Into an Asteroid Monday — If All Goes Right (The Washington Post, September 25, 2022)
- NASA Is About to Crash Into an Asteroid. Here’s How to Watch. (The New York Times, September 25, 2022)
- NASA Is About to Crash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid. Here’s Why the Mission Could One Day Save Humanity. (NBC News, September 25, 2022)
- DART on Track for Asteroid Collision (Space News, September 25, 2022)
- The Unpredictabilities of NASA’s Wild Plan to Ram an Asteroid Off Course (New Atlas, September 25, 2022)
- Target Venus Not Mars for First Crewed Mission to Another Planet, Experts Say (The Guardian, September 25, 2022)
- Italian Satellite Will Witness NASA DART Spacecraft’s Asteroid Smash in the Name of Planetary Defense (Yahoo, September 24, 2022)
- Asteroid-Bound DART Spacecraft Snaps Jupiter and Moon Europa (Digital Trends, September 24, 2022)
- NASA Set to Ram Distant Asteroid in Bid to Avoid Future Catastrophes on Earth (Bloomberg, September 24, 2022)
- NASA Is Slamming a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid on Monday to Test Planetary Defence (CBC, September 24, 2022)
- The DART Mission Is About to Collide with an Asteroid. What to Expect (CNN, September 23, 2022)
- How to Watch NASA’s Asteroid-Clobbering System Make Impact on Monday (Popular Mechanics, September 23, 2022)
- Why NASA Will Deliberately Cras a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid (Today, September 23, 2022)
- Asteroid-Bashing Spacecraft Is Ready to Test an Earth-Saving Manoeuvre (Nature, September 23, 2022)
- A NASA Spacecraft Will Crash Into an Asteroid Monday Night — Here’s How to Watch (Travel and Leisure, September 23, 2022)
- NASA Crashing Spacecraft Into Asteroid for First Planetary Defense Test: ‘Stuff of Science-Fiction Books’ (People, September 23, 2022)
- NASA’s Planetary Defense Test: DART About to Impact an Asteroid (SciTechDaily, September 23, 2022)
- NASA Will Smash a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid Monday — What You Need to Know (Inverse, September 23, 2022)
- DART Camera Snaps Jupiter Ahead of Fatal Collision (Cosmos Magazine, September 23, 2022)
- NASA Gears Up to Deflect Asteroid, in Key Test of Planetary Defense (Phys.org, September 23, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft Tests Autonomous Navigation System Using Jupiter and Europa (SciTechDaily, September 23, 2022)
- NASA Mission That Could Save Humanity (ABC News, September 22, 2022)
- DART Asteroid-Smashing Mission ‘On Track for an Impact’ Monday, NASA Says (Space.com, September 22, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft a ‘Go’ for Asteroid Impact Demo (Aviation Week, September 22, 2022)
- Why Is a NASA Spacecraft Crashing Into an Asteroid? (AP News, September 22, 2022)
- NASA’s Planetary Defense Mission Will Test Asteroid Deflection, but How Realistic Is It? (Space.com, September 22, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Mission Will Test Earth’s Defenses Against Asteroids (The Wall Street Journal, September 22, 2022)
- Why Is NASA Purposefully Crashing Into This Asteroid? (Toronto Star, September 22, 2022)
- Why Did NASA Pick Didymos for Its Asteroid-Crash Mission? (Space.com, September 22, 2022)
- Countdown to DART: Will We Move an Asteroid? (The Planetary Society, September 21, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Asteroid-Smashing Mission Spots Jupiter and Its Moons (Space.com, September 21, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins APL Execs James Miller, David Van Wie Join Defense Science Board (ExecutiveGov, September 21, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Mission Will Put on an Asteroid-Smashing Show Next Week (Space.com, September 21, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Crash: How to Watch Spacecraft Collide with Deep Space Asteroid (CNET, September 20, 2022)
- Set a Calendar Alert: NASA to Broadcast First Asteroid Redirect on Monday (Ars Technica, September 20, 2022)
- NASA Is About to Deliberately Crash the DART Probe Into an Asteroid: What to Know (CNET, September 20, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Planetary Defense Mission Nears Asteroid Target (Aviation Week, September 20, 2022)
- What We’ll See When NASA Crashes Into an Asteroid on Purpose (Mashable, September 17, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Mission Prepares for an Asteroid Collision (CNN, September 16, 2022)
- When Voyager 1 Goes Dark, What Comes Next? (Popular Science, September 16, 2022)
- DART Spacecraft Prepares to Collide with Asteroid Target Later This Month (The Hub, September 14, 2022)
- Detecting Disruption in Closed Systems (Atlantic Council, September 14, 2022)
- NASA’s Science Chief Zurbuchen to Step Down by Year’s End (Reuters, September 13, 2022)
- Target Acquired: DART Satellite Spots Asteroid Ahead of Its Big Collision on September 26 (Cosmos Magazine, September 13, 2022)
- Images From Asteroid-Smashing DART Mission Expected to Be ‘Stunning’ (Fox Weather, September 13, 2022)
- NASA Probe Ready to Slam Into an Asteroid This Month in Landmark Planetary Defense Test (Space.com, September 13, 2022)
- NASA’s Unprecedented Asteroid-Deflection Mission Is More Than ‘Billiards in Space,’ Scientists Say (Science, September 12, 2022)
- Using Sensors and ML to Prevent Warfighter Injury (Military Embedded Systems, September 9, 2022)
- NASA Spacecraft Set to Intentionally Crash Into an Asteroid to Help Save Earth (Fox Weather, September 9, 2022)
- NASA’s Asteroid-Smashing Spacecraft Snaps First Image of Its Target (Gizmodo, September 9, 2022)
- NASA’s Asteroid-Slamming DART Spacecraft Catches 1st Look at Target (Photo) (Space.com, September 8, 2022)
- Can Asteroids Rock Our World? With Christina Hernández and Terik Daly (Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, September 7, 2022)
- 2nd Huge Eruption From the Sun Hammers Venus (Space.com, September 7, 2022)
- The Sun Just Produced an Explosion So Big It Will Be Studied ‘for Years’ (Newsweek, September 7, 2022)
- Parker Solar Probe Aims to Catch a Solar Flare in Action (International Business Times, September 7, 2022)
- 2022 AGU Section Awardees and Named Lecturers (Eos, September 6, 2022)
- What the Moon Can Tell Us About Earth (Axios, September 6, 2022)
- NASA Spacecraft Hopes to Catch a Solar Flare as It Zips Past the Sun (Space.com, September 6, 2022)
- NASA Calls Off Relaunch of Artemis I as Program Works to Return to the Moon (Fox News, September 3, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Will Slam a Spacecraft Into an Asteroid This Month, Here’s How to Watch (Space.com, September 1, 2022)
- White House Names 26 National Infrastructure Advisory Council Appointees (ExecutiveGov, September 1, 2022)
- President Biden Announces Appointments to the President’s National Infrastructure Advisory Council (The White House, August 31, 2022)
- After 45 Years in Space, the Voyager Probes Are Just Starting Out (NBC News, August 30, 2022)
- The Asteroid NASA Will Slam Into in September Is Right Where Scientists Expected (Space.com, August 28, 2022)
- NASA’s Asteroid-Deflecting Test Mission Is Just 1 Month Away From Impact (Space.com, August 26, 2022)
- James Webb Space Telescope Detects Carbon Dioxide on Planet Outside Solar System (UCF Today, August 25, 2022)
- Voyager Turns 45: What the Iconic Mission Taught Us and What’s Next (Space.com, August 20, 2022)
- DART Asteroid Mission: NASA’s First Planetary Defense Spacecraft (Space.com, August 18, 2022)
- Howard County, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Partner to Create Smart City Concept in Columbia (Baltimore Business Journal, August 17, 2022)
- Stowaways on NASA’s Massive Moon Rocket Promise Big Science in Small Packages (Science, August 15, 2022)
- To Prevent Injury, Computers Will Predict When Soldiers Are Tired (Popular Mechanics, August 11, 2022)
- 2022 AWM Presidential Recognition Award (Association for Women in Mathematics, August 10, 2022)
- Why Scientists Want NASA to Approve an Interstellar Probe That Would Plumb the Depths of the Galaxy (WBUR, August 8, 2022)
- To the Moon! South Korea’s First Lunar Mission Is on Its Way (Nature, August 5, 2022)
- Near-Earth Asteroid Has a Surface Like a Fun-House Pit of Plastic Balls (CNN, August 4, 2022)
- APL’s Future Vision (Space News, August 2022)
- As NASA’s Asteroid Impact Mission Nears, Similar Chinese Efforts Raise Eyebrows (Breaking Defense, August 3, 2022)
- South Korea to Send Its First Mission to the Moon (Smithsonian Magazine, July 29, 2022)
- Will a NASA-Assisted Diffractive Solar Sail Take Us to the Sun? (Interesting Engineering, July 28, 2022)
- With Lunar Orbiter, South Korea Will Join a Revived Race to Explore the Moon (Science, July 28, 2022)
- ‘Voyager on Steroids.’ Mission Would Probe Mysterious Region Beyond Our Solar System (Science, July 28, 2022)
- Seismic Missions Could Reveal the Solar System’s Underworlds (Scientific American, July 28, 2022)
- ‘Everybody Is So Excited’: South Korea Set for First Moon Mission (Nature, July 28, 2022)
- Interstellar Probe: Has Its Time Finally Come? (Space.com, July 26, 2022)
- South Korea Is Ready to Launch Its 1st Moon Mission (Space.com, July 26, 2022)
- Space Age Pursuits Lead to Grounded Tech (Truck News, July 21, 2022)
- A New Private Moon Race Kicks Off Soon (Scientific American, July 21, 2022)
- Global Map of Lunar Hydrogen: Data Confirms Role Water Played in Moon’s Formation (Science News, July 20, 2022)
- Two Companies Join SpaceX in the Race to Mars, with a Launch Possible in 2024 (Ars Technica, July 19, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins APL Promotes Barry Grabow as National Health Mission Area Executive (ExecutiveGov, July 18, 2022)
- SWE Recognizes Individuals in Engineering and Technology for STEM Achievements & Community Contributions (Design World, July 18, 2022)
- ‘Rebooting’ the Moon: NASA’s Artemis Program Aims for Lunar Sustainability (Space.com, July 16, 2022)
- Matt Zuber: From Gazette Athlete of Year to USAF Colonel with Ph.D. (The Gazette, July 11, 2022)
- Asteroid Bennu Nearly Swallowed Up NASA’s Sampling Spacecraft (Space.com, July 8, 2022)
- Asteroid Bennu Sports Landslide and Massive Crater From Tiny Space Rock (Space.com, July 6, 2022)
- BOLT II: Texas A&M Students Help Advance Hypersonic Research (Texas A&M University Engineering, July 5, 2022)
- NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Releasing Spectacular 5.6-Gigapixel Map of the Red Planet (SciTechDaily, July 4, 2022)
- This Little Mars Helicopter Has Opened a New Frontier in Space Exploration (Grid News, July 4, 2022)
- Secrets of the Moon’s Permanent Shadows Are Coming to Light (Wired, July 3, 2022)
- Opinion: July Fourth Is a Time to Sing Our Complicated Country’s Praises (The Washington Post, July 3, 2022)
- Webb Telescope Will Look for Signs of Life Way Out There (The New York Times, July 2, 2022)
- Paralyzed Man Uses Robotic Arms to Feed Himself for First Time in 30 Years (Upworthy, July 2, 2022)
- Deep Impact: What to Know About Asteroids and When We Should Be Worried About Them (Fox Weather, July 1, 2022)
- HCEDA, APL Collaborate on Smart City Concept for Gateway (The Business Monthly, July 2022)
- Paralyzed Man Is Able to Feed Himself for the First Time in 30 Years Thanks to Robotic Arms (People, June 30, 2022)
- A New Map of Mars, Made From 51,000 Orbital Images (Universe Today, June 29, 2022)
- Meet the Newest Grantees of the Cohen Translational Engineering Fund (The Hub, June 29, 2022)
- Pentagon Reaches Important Waypoint in Long Journey Toward Adopting ‘Responsible AI’ (FedScoop, June 29, 2022)
- China Lured Graduate Jobseekers Into Digital Espionage (Financial Times, June 29, 2022)
- Spotting Objects From Space Is Easy. This Challenge Is Harder (Wired, June 28, 2022)
- Simultaneous Extreme Weather Created Dangerous Conditions in U.S. (The Hub, June 28, 2022)
- Rover the Moon (The Hub, June 28, 2022)
- NASA $4 Billion Uranus Voyage Could Be Windfall for Space Firms (Bloomberg Law, June 28, 2022)
- Assembling a Wire Harness for Deep Space (Assembly Magazine, June 27, 2022)
- eLearning Skills 2030: Embracing Lifelong Learning (eLearning Industry, June 26, 2022)
- CDAO, Air Force Test AI-Enabled ‘Smart Sensor’ Autonomous Tech on UAS; Lt. Gen. Michael Groen Quoted (ExecutiveGov, June 24, 2022)
- Ancient Volcanoes May Have Left Ice at the Moon’s Poles (Science News for Students, June 23, 2022)
- NASA’s DART Asteroid-Impact Probe Spots the Bright Star Vega (Space.com, June 21, 2022)
- New Intel Program Will Tap AI to Help Personnel ‘Walk Through’ Unfamiliar Areas Before They Arrive (Fed Scoop, June 21, 2022)
- NASA’s Voyagers Probes Are Starting to Power Down After 45 Years of Operation (Interesting Engineering, June 21, 2022)
- NASA Starts Shutting Down Voyager After 50 Years (The Independent, June 20, 2022)
- Artificial Skin Grown From Human Cells Points to the Future of Robots (Interesting Engineering, June 19, 2022)
- All You Need to Know About Solar Sails with Amber Dubill and Dr. Grover Swartzlander (Space and Things Podcast, June 16, 2022)
- Record-Breaking Voyager Spacecraft Begins to Power Down (Scientific American, June 16, 2022)
- How the Bluest Asteroid in the Solar System Got Its Color (Space.com, June 16, 2022)
- US Monkeypox Response Repeats the Mistakes Made on Covid (Bloomberg Opinion, June 14, 2022)
- 2 Hopkins Faculty Teams Receive Grants Through the Cohen Translational Engineering Fund (The Daily Record, June 14, 2022)
- Tracing the Remnants of Andromeda’s Violent History (Carnegie Science, June 13, 2022)
- Houston, We Have a Podcast — Ep. 248: Lunar Vertex (NASA, June 10, 2022)
- A Venus-Bound Mission From NASA Will Carry a Tiny Sensor Built by Students to the Planet’s Hellish Surface (Space.com, June 9, 2022)
- Meet NASA’s Giant Spacecraft Designed to Hunt for Alien Life in Our Solar System (CNET, June 9, 2022)
- Our Space: Halftime for Parker Solar Probe (Union Recorder, June 7, 2022)
- The Mysteries at the Edge of the Solar System Keep Growing (Axios, June 7, 2022)
- NASA’s Sun-Grazing Parker Solar Probe Will Zip Through Its 12th Stellar Closeup Today (Space.com, June 1, 2022)
- Fatigue Monitoring System Could Prevent Warfighter Injuries (The Hub, May 31, 2022)
- Mission Midpoint: Parker Solar Probe Makes 12th Encounter with Sun (The Hub, May 31, 2022)
- What Really Happens When Mercury Is in Retrograde (The Atlantic, May 28, 2022)
- NASA Looks to Solar Sails as a Way to Power Future Missions (NBC News, May 26, 2022)
- NASA Technology Development Program Picks Solar Sail for Phase III Study (ExecutiveBiz, May 26, 2022)
- Charles Co. MESA Teams Place in State Competition (The Southern Maryland Chronicle, May 25, 2022)
- Cassini’s Dramatic End: A Planetary Radio Reprise (Planetary Society, May 25, 2022)
- NASA Moves Ahead with Wild Solar Sail Concept (Gizmodo, May 25, 2022)
- Morgan Graduates Accept the Call to Create and Serve Amid Packed Stadium and Soaring Temps (AFRO News, May 24, 2022)
- Ice at the Moon’s Poles Might Have Come From Ancient Volcanoes (Science News, May 24, 2022)
- NASA Lucy Mission Observes a Total Lunar Eclipse (Phys.org, May 23, 2022)
- The Best Places to Work in 2022, Ranked (CBS News, May 20, 2022)
- The Audacious Science Pushing the Boundaries of Human Touch (National Geographic, May 19, 2022)
- The Pentagon Is Closing in on ‘Ethical’ AI Implementation (Defense One, May 18, 2022)
- Want to See the Super Flower Blood Moon? Here’s One Scientist’s Tips for the Total Lunar Eclipse (Space.com, May 15, 2022)
- Security News This Week: The NSA Swears It Has ‘No Backdoors’ in Next-Gen Ecryption (Wired, May 14, 2022)
- Look to the Sky for Sunday Night’s Total Lunar Eclipse (Fox 2 Now, May 13, 2022)
- The Hidden Race to Protect the US Bioeconomy From Hacker Threats (Wired, May 12, 2022)
- HCEDA, German Group Sign MOU for Cybersecurity Partnership (The Daily Record, May 11, 2022)
- These Six Countries Are About to Go to the Moon — Here’s Why (Nature, May 11, 2022)
- Blackrock Neurotech Has Acquired Johns Hopkins Spinout MindX (Technical.ly, May 11, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins APL Promotes Erik Johnson to Chief of Staff (ExecutiveGov, May 4, 2022)
- Pentagon Still Not Taking Full Advantage of Rapid Acquisition Authorities, Former Official Says (NextGov, May 3, 2022)
- 37 World-Changing Ways Companies Have Responded to the COVID-19 Pandemic (Fast Company, May 3, 2022)
- These Innovative Projects Are Changing the Health Industry (Fast Company, May 3, 2022)
- 14 Projects Improving Water Around the World, Whether in Our Oceans or What We Drink (Fast Company, May 3, 2022)
- Amazing Achievements From the Parker Solar Probe (Phys.org, May 3, 2022)
- This High Schooler Invented a Low-Cost, Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Arm (Smithsonian Magazine, May 2, 2022)
- Introducing The Daily Record’s 2022 Power 30 Higher Education (The Daily Record, April 29, 2022)
- Secrets of the Moon’s Permanent Shadows Are Coming to Light (Quanta Magazine, April 28, 2022)
- Smithsonian Exhibit Brings Largest Collection of Female Statues to DC (WUSA 9, April 27, 2022)
- Asteroid Whisperer (MIT Technology Review, April 27, 2022)
- Indoor Oceans for Science’s Sake (Johns Hopkins Magazine, Spring 2022)
- Planetary Decadal Survey Says It’s Time for a Mission to Uranus (and Enceladus Too) (Phys.org, April 25, 2022)
- Nuclear Energy: The Past, Present, and Future (Dope Labs Podcast, April 20, 2022)
- A Brief History of How Scientists Have Learned About Bird Migration (Audubon, Spring 2022)
- Uranus Should Be NASA’s Top Planetary Target, Influential Report Finds (Science, April 19, 2022)
- NASA Extends APL-Led Solar and Space Physics Research Center (The Business Monthly, April 18, 2022)
- Colony on Mars Is a Distant Dream, Renowned Astrophysicist Says (Greek Reporter, April 18, 2022)
- APL’s REACTOR Prototype Brings XR Collaboration Capabilities (The Business Monthly, April 18, 2022)
- University of Iowa Associate Professor Receives Grant to Investigate the Moon’s Swirls (The Daily Iowan, April 17, 2022)
- Space Command’s Lt. Gen John Shaw Says Space Is ‘Under Threat’ (Wired, April 15, 2022)
- NASA’s New ‘To Do’ List Is Published Next Week. Will It Go to Mars, an ‘Ice Giant’ or Saturn’s ‘Slam Dunk’ Ocean Moon? (Forbes, April 14, 2022)
- SpaceX’s Starship and NASA’s SLS Could Supercharge Space Science (Scientific American, April 12, 2022)
- Air Force Positions Autonomous Drones, Networked Weapon Systems as Top Priorities (FedScoop, April 12, 2022)
- Future of Industrial Cybersecurity in Focus with APL’s MOSAICS (The Business Monthly, April 11, 2022)
- Neptune Odyssey: Why We Need to Visit an Ice Giant (Planetary Society, April 6, 2022)
- The Jaw-Dropping $2.5 Billion Mission to Land on ‘The Most Exciting Object in the Solar System’ (Forbes, April 6, 2022)
- The Testing and Explainability Challenge Facing Human-Machine Teaming (Brookings, March 31, 2022)
- New Controller Developed at UofL Improves Home Use of Epidural Stimulation for People with Spinal Cord Injuries (UofL News, March 30, 2022)
- Flurona and the Future of Respiratory Virus Season (NETEC, March 29, 2022)
- APL Delivers Satellite Tracking Capability to U.S. Space Force (The Business Monthly, March 28, 2022)
- AI Visionary and Leader Dr. Jane Pinelis of the U.S. Department of Defense (Forbes, March 23, 2022)
- Top 15 CSOs to Watch in 2022 (WashingtonExec, March 23, 2022)
- Meet Five DC-Area Women Depicted by Those Bright Orange Smithsonian Statues (Washingtonian, March 21, 2022)
- Eugene N. Parker, 94, Dies: Predicted Existence of Solar Wind (The New York Times, March 17, 2022)
- Don’t Look Up! Winston-Salem Is Ground Zero for Simulated Asteroid Strike (Winston-Salem Journal, March 16, 2022)
- APL Rings in 80 Years (The Business Monthly, March 14, 2022)
- Celebrating Women in Aerospace Engineering: Sylvie DeLaHunt (University of Maryland, March 14, 2022)
- Voices From DARPA Podcast Episode 54: Climate Tipping Points (DARPA, March 14, 2022)
- Comet 67P Harbors Ancient Molecules of Solar System’s Earliest Primordial Oxygen (Forbes, March 12, 2022)
- Got a Kid with Blossoming Interest in STEM? These Spots Will Inspire a Love of Science (The Washington Post, March 10, 2022)
- Historical Records Reveal Major Space Weather Events (NASW, March 10, 2022)
- The 9 Inspirational Women Leaders in AI Shaping the 21st Century (Forbes, March 10, 2022)
- Did You Know Hopkins’ Space Lab Is Redirecting Asteroids with NASA? (Technical.ly, March 9, 2022)
- Our Sun Keeps Flaring and These 2 Missions Are Capturing It All (CNN, March 9, 2022)
- JHU & APL Working Together (Federal Telemedicine News, March 7, 2022)
- When NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Flew Close by the Sun, Telescopes Were Watching From Earth and Space (Space.com, March 6, 2022)
- Life-Sized Statues Honor Women STEM Trailblazers (Yahoo, March 4, 2022)
- Smithsonian Unveils 120 Statues of Women in STEM for Women’s History Month (NBC, March 4, 2022)
- Why the Equinox Can Make Your Credit Card Fail (Science Friday, March 4, 2022)
- Navy Memorial to Present 2022 Naval Heritage Award to Christine Fox (SeaWaves Magazine, March 3, 2022)
- Researchers Aim to Expand Solar Energy Usage (The Hub, March 2, 2022)
- Scientists Gearing Up for Rocket Body’s March 4 Moon Crash (Space.com, March 2, 2022)
- Space Junk Heading for Moon Will Add to 60+ Years of Lunar Debris (Nature, February 28, 2022)
- NASA’s Daring Parker Solar Probe Spacecraft Zips Past the Sun Again Today (Space.com, February 25, 2022)
- APL, IEEE Co-host International Conference on Assured Autonomy (The Business Monthly, February 22, 2022)
- One Crater on the Moon Is Filled with Ice and Gas That Came From a Comet Impact (Universe Today, February 22, 2022)
- US Marine Corps Eyes AI, ML Tools to Support Workforce Retention (Potomac Officers Club, February 22, 2022)
- It’s BEYA Week: Meet the 2022 Legacy Award Winners, Part 2 (Black Engineer, February 16, 2022)
- Billionaire Jared Isaacman Plans to Go Back to Space This Year (Forbes, February 14, 2022)
- Podded Laser Weapon Took Center Stage in Latest Air Force Virtual Wargame (The Drive, February 11, 2022)
- How NASA Is Working to Redirect Asteroid 7 Million Miles Away with DART Program (Inside Edition, February 11, 2022)
- Announcing the 2022 Federal 100 (FCW, February 10, 2022)
- 2022 Athena Film Festival Announces Lineup for 12th Annual Edition (Awards Daily, February 10, 2022)
- Can We Measure Dark Matter in Our Solar System? (EarthSky, February 10, 2022)
- NASA Captures First-Ever Visual Light Images of Venus’ Surface From Space (Forbes, February 9, 2022)
- Scientists Determine Comet Delivery to Moon (Phys.org, February 9, 2022)
- How to Make a Radioactive Particle Detector! (CBS, February 8, 2022)
- Project Wonder, Hopkins Team to Generate Discoveries From Data (The Business Monthly, February 8, 2022)
- The Drones That Will Fly in Alien Skies (BBC, February 8, 2022)
- Near-Earth Objects/Planetary Defense (Voice of America, February 4, 2022)
- Improving AI Via Chess (The Hub, Winter 2021)
- Chasing Space (The Hub, February 2, 2022)
- Chesapeake Native to Be Featured on CBS Science Show ‘Mission Unstoppable’ (Daily Press, February 2, 2022)
- Ken Melton on the Power of Storytelling (PRSA, February 2022)
- JHU Applied Physics Lab Lands on Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work List (WJZ, January 31, 2022)
- What If We’re in the Middle — Not the End — of the Pandemic? (The Washington Post, January 31, 2022)
- Austin Pushes to Fast-Track Hypersonic Missiles as China, Russia Make Gains (Politico, January 26, 2022)
- NASA Finds Startling New Evidence for Recent Water Flow on Mars (Inverse, January 26, 2022)
- Fun with the Maryland STEM Festival (Maryland STEM Festival, January 25, 2022)
- These Are the Best Places to Work in 2022 (Thrillist, January 24, 2022)
- Tonga Hit by Volcanic Eruptions, Not Nuclear Blast (Yahoo, January 21, 2022)
- An Inside Look at How One Person Can Control a Swarm of 130 Robots (Popular Science, January 20, 2022)
- Bobby Braun Moving From JPL to APL (Space Policy Online, January 20, 2022)
- Q&A: Two Years and Many Pandemic Data Challenges Later (Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, January 20, 2022)
- Doctor of Engineering Program Focuses on Practice (JHU Engineering, Winter 2022 edition)
- INSA Announces Recipients of 2022 Achievement Award (INSA, January 19, 2022)
- 2022 WE Local Awards (SWE Blog, January 18, 2022)
- An Asteroid Larger Than the Tallest Building on Earth Will Pass by Our Planet in Record Proximity Today (Yahoo, January 18, 2022)
- APL Honored as Best Place to Work (The Business Monthly, January 18, 2022)
- Interstellar Probe Proposed to Explore the Solar Neighborhood (Sky & Telescope, January 17, 2022)
- The Rise of A.I. Fighter Pilots (The New Yorker, January 17, 2022)
- China Landed on the Moon and Found Water in Dirt and Rocks (Mashable, January 16, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins Astrophysicist Charles Bennett Earns Prestigious Rumford Prize (The Hub, January 13, 2022)
- Johns Hopkins Astrophysicist Receives Prestigious Award for Experiment That ‘Transformed Our View of the Universe’ (The Baltimore Sun, January 13, 2022)
- A “Potentially Hazardous” Asteroid More Than Twice the Size of the Empire State Building Will Make Close Pass by Earth Next Week (CBS, January 12, 2022)
- Exploring Oxygen Ions in Jupiter’s Innermost Radiation Belts (Phys.org, January 12, 2022)
- We Have Touched the Sun: The Parker Solar Probe’s Triumph (The Planetary Society, January 12, 2022)
- Q&A on NASA’s DART Mission and James Webb Space Telescope (C-SPAN, January 11, 2022)
- JAIC Creates New Position for ‘AI Assurance’ (Fed Scoop, January 7, 2022)
- New Year, New Apocalypse! (WBEZ Chicago, January 7, 2022)
- Naval Surface Warfare Center Invests in Additive Manufacturing Prototypes (Defense News, January 6, 2022)
- Next National Defense Strategy Should Address Hybrid Warfare, Experts Say (NextGov, January 6, 2022)
- U.S. and Chinese Scientists Propose Bold New Missions Beyond the Solar System (Scientific American, January 6, 2022)
- Omicron or Delta? Why Learning Your COVID-19 Variant Isn’t Usually Possible (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, January 4, 2022)
- Watch ‘Coronal Streamers’ Streak Off the Sun in Close-up Video From Parker Solar Probe (Space.com, January 4, 2022)
- All the Space Exploration Missions to Look Forward to in 2022 (Salon, January 2, 2022)
2021
- NASA Will Launch Mission to an Unexplored World in 2022 (CNN, December 30, 2021)
- The Spacecraft That’s Going to Smash Into an Asteroid Just Sent Back Its First Pictures (Gizmodo, December 29, 2021)
- Interstellar Probe: A Mission for the Generations (BBC, December 21, 2021)
- NASA’s Probe Took a Video as It Touched the Sun and Wow (Futurism, December 16, 2021)
- How NASA Probe Beat the Heat to Become First Spacecraft to Touch the Sun (Newsweek, December 15, 2021)
- Humanity’s First Visit to a Star: The Parker Solar Probe Enters the Sun’s Corona (Daily Kos, December 15, 2021)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Touches the Sun’s Searing Upper Atmosphere (Forbes, December 15, 2021)
- NSWC Crane Supports DoD to Successfully Launch Three Rockets for Hypersonic Research at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility (NAVSEA, December 15, 2021)
- Parker Solar Probe Becomes First Spacecraft to Touch the Sun (Cosmos Magazine, December 15, 2021)
- The Parker Solar Probe Is the First Spacecraft to Visit the Sun’s Atmosphere (Science News, December 15, 2021)
- The James Webb Space Telescope Will Transform Our Understanding of Alien Worlds (National Geographic, December 15, 2021)
- How to Survive Flying Too Close to the Sun (Physics.org, December 14, 2021)
- Humanity Has ‘Touched’ the Sun (Sky & Telescope, December 14, 2021)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Becomes First Spacecraft To ‘Touch’ the Sun (CNN, December 14, 2021)
- NASA Spacecraft ‘Touches’ the Sun for the First Time Ever (Nature.com, December 14, 2021)
- The Very Real Effort to Track Killer Asteroids and Comets (Smithsonian Magazine, December 13, 2021)
- Missile Defense Agency Optimistic About Glide Phase Interceptor Program (National Interest, December 12, 2021)
- DARPA’s OFFSET Swarms Take Flight in Final Field Experiment (Homeland Security Today, December 11, 2021)
- Discussion on the DART Mission and Its Implications in the Future (Audioclip, Naver, December 10, 2021)
- Planet Decision That Booted Out Pluto Is Rooted in Folklore, Astrology, Study Suggests (Phys.org, December 8, 2021)
- Rocket Lab Launches Another Pair of BlackSky Satellites (NASA Spaceflight, December 8, 2021)
- Drilling Engineer, SpaceX Doctor Among NASA’s New Astronaut Candidates (Fox Weather, December 7, 2021)
- NASA’s Newest Astronauts Talk About Their Journeys to Becoming Spacefarers (The Verge, December 7, 2021)
- ‘The Right Stuff’: NASA Chooses 10 New Astronaut Candidates, One From Md., One From Va. (WJLA, December 7, 2021)
- Meet NASA’s Newest Class of Astronauts (Axios, December 6, 2021)
- The John Bachelor Show: Hotel Mars, Planetary Defense, Andy Rivkin, Planetary Astronomer (Audioboom, December 3, 2021)
- The Omicron Variant Is Putting America’s Coronavirus Sequencing Efforts to the Test (CNN, December 3, 2021)
- Filtering Unwanted Sounds From Baby Monitors (Phys.org, December 2, 2021)
- NASA Picks Intuitive Machines for More Private Moon Deliveries (Space.com, December 2, 2021)
- Will Lunar Vertex Solve the Mystery of Lunar Swirls? (Astronomy.com, December 1, 2021)
- NASA Is Practicing Asteroid Deflection. You Know, Just in Case (The Atlantic, November 26, 2021)
- NASA’s DART Mission to Deflect an Asteroid Is a Little Like Armageddon — but with Key Differences (ABC Australia, November 25, 2021)
- NASA Is Launching the DART Spacecraft to Crash into an Asteroid. Could It Save Us From Armageddon? (Euronews, November 25, 2021)
- Science in Action: Deliberately Doomed DART (BBC, November 25, 2021)
- DART Timeline: What’s Next for NASA’s Asteroid-Smacking Mission After Launch (Space.com, November 24, 2021)
- NASA’s Asteroid-Deflecting DART Mission Just Launched on a One-Way Trip to Collide with a Space Rock (Live Science, November 24, 2021)
- NASA DART Asteroid Spacecraft: Mission to Smash into Dimorphos Space Rock Launches (BBC, November 24, 2021)
- NASA’s DART Explained: Why Is NASA Crashing a Spacecraft into an Asteroid (CNN, November 24, 2021)
- NASA DART Spacecraft: Space Agency Launches First Ever Asteroid Deflection Mission (Sky News, November 24, 2021)
- NASA Launches DART Mission to Collide with Asteroid: ‘Turning Science Fiction into Science Fact’ (People, November 24, 2021)
- NASA Launches DART Probe on a Head-on Collision Course with an Asteroid (Business Insider, November 24, 2021)
- NASA Launches Mission to Redirect an Asteroid—by Striking It with a Spacecraft (PBS, November 24, 2021)
- NASA Launches New Mission: Crash into Asteroid, Defend Planet Earth (The New York Times, November 24, 2021)
- NASA Launches Spacecraft to Test Asteroid Defense Concept (AP News, November 24, 2021)
- NASA Planetary Defense Mission Aims to Push Distant Asteroid Off Its Path (The Wall Street Journal, November 24, 2021)
- Rocket Lab’s Exclusive License From Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory to Manufacture Space Radio Technology (SmallSat News, November 24, 2021)
- SpaceX Sends NASA Craft on Collision Course with Asteroid to Test Concept of Protecting Earth in Case of Future Threat (CBS, November 24, 2021)
- Asteroid-Deflecting Spacecraft to Launch From Vandenburg Space Force Base Tuesday Night (California News Times, November 23, 2021)
- Here Are 6 Times That Spacecraft Smacked Into Other Worlds — for Science! (Space.com, November 23, 2021)
- NASA Is Ramming a Spacecraft into an Asteroid as Part of a Planetary Defense Test Mission (ABC News, November 23, 2021)
- NASA Is Shooting an Asteroid Millions of Miles Away to Stop It From ‘Hitting’ Earth (Observer, November 23, 2021)
- NASA Launches First Mission to Test Asteroid Deflection (NBC News, November 23, 2021)
- NASA Prepares to Defend Earth From Potential (and Unlikely) Asteroid Strikes (The New Daily, November 23, 2021)
- NASA Ready to Launch DART Planetary Defense Demonstration Mission (Space News, November 23, 2021)
- NASA’s Superfast Parker Solar Probe Just Broke Its Own Speed Record at the Sun (Space.com, November 23, 2021)
- NASA Will Launch a Rocket at an Asteroid Wednesday in a Test of Planetary Defense. An MIT Alum Is Helping Lead the Mission (Boston Globe, November 23, 2021)
- NASA Will Launch Mission to Crash into a Near-Earth Asteroid to Try to Change Its Motion in Space (CNN, November 23, 2021)
- SpaceX Is Launching a NASA Spacecraft That Will Crash into an Asteroid (CNBC, November 23, 2021)
- This NASA Spacecraft Will Smash into an Asteroid—to Practice Saving Earth (National Geographic, November 23, 2021)
- Watch NASA and SpaceX Launch the First Asteroid Defense Test in History (VICE, November 23, 2021)
- Will an Asteroid Hit Earth? NASA to Launch Planetary Defense Mission (International Business Times, November 23, 2021)
- Why NASA Really, Really Wants to Slam a Spacecraft into an Asteroid (WIRED, November 23, 2021)
- A Look at the Tech Powering NASA’s Asteroid-Deflecting Satellite (Morning Brew, November 22, 2021)
- In a First Test of Its Planetary Defense Efforts, NASA’s Going to Shove an Asteroid (NPR, November 22, 2021)
- Just How Many Threatening Asteroids Are There? It’s Complicated (Space.com, November 22, 2021)
- Killer Asteroids Abound. NASA Is Ready to Do Something About It (Bloomberg News, November 22, 2021)
- NASA’s DART Mission Will Move an Asteroid (FreeThink, November 22, 2021)
- NASA Is Deliberately Smashing into an Asteroid to Try and Save the Planet (CNET, November 22, 2021)
- NASA Probe, Fastest Object Built by Humans, Passes Sun at Record-Breaking 364,621 mph (Newsweek, November 22, 2021)
- NASA Spacecraft Set to Crash into 525-Foot Asteroid in Preparation for Future Threats (Houston Chronicle, November 22, 2021)
- NASA to Attempt First Asteroid Redirect with DART (Aviation Week, November 22, 2021)
- NASA Hopes to Hit an Asteroid Now in Case We Really Need to Knock One Away Later (The Washington Post, November 21, 2021)
- NASA Plans to Launch First Planetary Defense Mission (The World, November 21, 2021)
- 7 Things to Know About NASA’s DART Mission (Fox Weather, November 19, 2021)
- Gravity Assist: How to Move an Asteroid, with Nancy Chabot (NASA.com, November 19, 2021)
- James Bellingham’s Life Aquatic (The Hub, November 19, 2021)
- Meet LICIACube, the Small but Mighty Spacecraft That Will Watch NASA’s Epic DART Asteroid Crash (Space.com, November 19, 2021)
- NASA Has a Plan to Stop an Asteroid From Hitting Earth – by Slamming into It (The Daily Beast, November 19, 2021)
- NASA’s Mission to Deliberately Crash into an Asteroid: What You Need to Know (CNET, November 19, 2021)
- NASA Spacecraft Will Slam into Asteroid in First Planetary-Defence Test (Nature.com, November 19, 2021)
- Odd Martian Meteorites Traced Back to Largest Volcanic Structure in the Solar System (National Geographic, November 19, 2021)
- NASA’s DART Mission Could Help Cancel an Asteroid Apocalypse (Scientific American, November 18, 2021)
- NASA’s First Planetary Defense Mission Will Nudge an Asteroid (Science, November 18, 2021)
- The DART Asteroid Impact Mission Begins, with Nancy Chabot (Planetary Society, November 17, 2021)
- Man Who Lost Arm to Cancer Learns to Play Piano with Prosthetic Limb (Good Morning America, November 17, 2021)
- We Asked a NASA Expert: Is NASA Really Crashing a Spacecraft into an Asteroid (NASA, November 17, 2021)
- APL Focused on Rapid Pathogen Testing (Business Monthly, November 16, 2021)
- BOLT Research Effort Cultivates Collaboration, Hypersonic Workforce (DVIDS, November 16, 2021)
- To Save Earth, NASA Is Testing Hitting an Asteroid with a Spacecraft (Forbes, November 16, 2021)
- If an Asteroid Really Threatened the Earth, What Would a Planetary Defense Mission Look Like? (Space.com, November 15, 2021)
- Suitable for Life? Europa, Mars, and Exoplanets (Big Picture Science, November 15, 2021)
- NASA’s Sci-Fi Mission to Move an Asteroid Is Crucial for Humanity (Mashable, November 13, 2021)
- Will Kids Vaccines Get the Pandemic in Check? (Slate, November 13, 2021)
- An Asteroid Bigger Than Philly’s City Hall Will Be ‘Near’ Earth on Saturday, But Not to Worry (Philadelphia Inquirer, November 12, 2021)
- NASA Makes Final Steps to Launch Asteroid Deflection Test (The Guardian, November 12, 2021)
- Near-Earth Asteroid Could Supply Future Meteor Showers (Discover Magazine, November 11, 2021)
- The Fastest Human-Made Object Vaporizes Space Dust on Contact (Popular Science, November 10, 2021)
- Planetary Defense: NASA Prepares to Launch Spacecraft That Will Crash into an Asteroid (ABC7, November 6, 2021)
- Don’t Panic, But NASA Prepares to Launch Spacecraft That Will Crash into an Asteroid (Fast Company, November 5, 2021)
- NASA Plans Crashing Spacecraft into Asteroid to Study Earth-Impact Defense (UPI, November 5, 2021)
- NASA Plans to Deflect Asteroids to Defend the Planet From Cosmic Disaster (NatureWorld News, November 5, 2021)
- NASA’s First Ever ‘Planetary Defence’ Mission to Launch THIS MONTH (MSN, November 5, 2021)
- Planetary Defense Test to See if an Asteroid’s Path Can Be Changed Is About to Launch (The Drive, November 5, 2021)
- What to Know About NASA’s Asteroid Impact Mission to Test Earth’s Defences (Newsweek, November 5, 2021)
- NASA to Deflect Asteroid in Test of ‘Planetary Defense” (Yahoo, November 4, 2021)
- NASA Holds Briefing for Asteroid Redirection Mission (Flying Mag, November 4, 2021)
- NASA Will Launch Its 1st Asteroid-Defense Mission This Month (Space.com, November 4, 2021)
- As the Arctic Warms, AI Forecasts Scope Out Shifting Sea Ice (WIRED, November 3, 2021)
- Planning for a Space Mission to Last More Than 50 Years (NPR, November 3, 2021)
- JHU APL Addresses Navy’s Need for Shipboard Surveillance System (ExecutiveGov, November 2, 2021)
- Peering at the Edge of the Universe (The Week, October 31, 2021)
- NASA’s DART Arrives at Its First Target — Vandenberg Space Force Base (NoozHawk, October 29, 2021)
- NASA’s Mission to Jupiter Has Nothing to Do with Jupiter (The Atlantic, October 28, 2021)
- Brain Implants Could Be the Next Computer Mouse (MIT Tech Review, October 27, 2021)
- NASA’s DART Spacecraft, Humanity’s First Asteroid Defense Mission, Less Than One Month From Launch (Space.com, October 27, 2021)
- Space May Help Scientists Finally Pin Down the Lifetime of a Neutron (Astronomy.com, October 27, 2021)
- If NASA Greenlights This Interstellar Mission, It Could Last 100 Years (NPR, October 26, 2021)
- APL Opens Newest Research Facility (The Business Monthly, October 25, 2021)
- DART Behind the Spacecraft: Andy Rivkin (NASA, October 24, 2021)
- DART Behind the Spacecraft: Elena Adams (NASA, October 24, 2021)
- DART Behind the Spacecraft: Justyna Surowiec (NASA, October 24, 2021)
- DART Behind the Spacecraft: Michelle Chen (NASA, October 24, 2021)
- Space-Based Research May Help Settle Scientific Puzzle About the Lifetime of a Neutron (Inside Science, October 22, 2021)
- Sandia Launches Research Rockets in Hypersonic Strike Test (Inside Defense, October 21, 2021)
- Why NASA Launched a Robotic Archaeologist Named Lucy (The New York Times, October 20, 2021)
- Lord Warns Pentagon, Industry to Combat China’s ‘Economic Warfare’ (National Defense, October 19, 2021)
- Maryland’s Hidden Gem: Applied Physics Lab Leads During Pandemic (WMAR, October 19, 2021)
- How a Nuclear Bomb Could Save Earth From a Stealthy Asteroid (The New York Times, October 18, 2021)
- NASA Launches Lucy Probe on 12-Year Flight to Visit Eight Remote Asteroids (CBS News, October 16, 2021)
- NASA’s Lucy Launches on 12-Year Mission to Jupiter’s Trojan Asteroids (The New York Times, October 16, 2021)
- Is Trying to Destroy Asteroids with Nukes a Good Idea? (Nerdist, October 15, 2021)
- JHU Partners with Morgan State on Center to Develop Ultrathin 2D Materials (The Hub, October 15, 2021)
- My Favorite Martian Image: The Ridges of ‘South Séítah’ (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, October 15, 2021)
- NASA’s Lucy Mission Blasts Off to Unlock Mysteries of the Solar System (National Geographic, October 15, 2021)
- NASA’s Lucy Mission Is Ready to Launch and Explore Never-Before-Seen Asteroids (CNN, October 15, 2021)
- A Last-Minute Nuke to Shatter an Incoming Asteroid Could Actually Work, Study Suggests (Gizmodo, October 14, 2021)
- Blowing Up Asteroids Can Actually Protect Earth (SYFY WIRE, October 13, 2021)
- A 5-Sigma Standard Model Anomaly Is Possible (Phys.org, October 12, 2021)
- APL’s Basestack Simplifies Genomics Work (The Business Monthly, October 12, 2021)
- Rocks in Space—A New Probe Studies the Mysteries of Asteroids (The Economist, October 12, 2021)
- New Horizons Discovers Kuiper Belt “Twins” (Sky&Telescope, October 8, 2021)
- NASA’s Lucy Mission: A Journey to the Young Solar System (Phys.org, October 7, 2021)
- NASA Mission Will Crash Craft to Redirect Asteroid (NBC News, October 7, 2021)
- NASA’s Newest Probe Will Visit Grizzled Asteroids to Search for Solar System’s Secret Origins (Daily Beast, October 7, 2021)
- Astronomers Get Ready to Probe Europa’s Hidden Ocean for Life (WIRED, October 6, 2021)
- Five Teams Awarded Space@Hopkins Seed Grants (The Hub, October 6, 2021)
- NASA’s DART Mission Will Deliberately Crash into an Asteroid’s Moon in the Name of Planetary Defense (CNN, October 5, 2021)
- Where Does a Dragonfly Land? (AAS NOVA, October 5, 2021)
- BepiColombo Gets First Close-up Look at Mercury (Nature, October 4, 2021)
- 60 Years of Nuclear in Space Is Just the Beginning (Forbes, September 30, 2021)
- Q&A: Building and Maintaining Public Health Data Pipelines (JHU Centers for Civic Impact, September 29, 2021)
- What Happens When the World’s Most Popular COVID-19 Dashboard Can’t Get Data? (TIME, September 29, 2021)
- APL Pursues AI-Driven Climate Initiative Breakthrough (The Business Monthly, September 28, 2021)
- Army Hopes to Integrate ‘Augmented Reality’ to Turn Every Soldier into a Networked Sensor (Audacy, September 28, 2021)
- NASA’s Lucy Mission Will Observe the Earliest ‘Fossils’ of the Solar System (CNN, September 28, 2021)
- Our Solar System’s Centaurs Are Half-Asteroid, Half-Comet (Inside Science, September 28, 2021)
- Mars Hosted Supervolcanoes in the Ancient Past (Sky & Telescope, September 24, 2021)
- Technical Pacts Like AUKUS Blunt China’s Edge in Pacific (USNI News, September 24, 2021)
- This Google-Funded Project Is Tracking Global Carbon Emissions in Real Time (Singularity Hub, September 24, 2021)
- Eleventh Annual South China Sea Conference: Session Three (CSIS, September 23, 2021)
- Identifying Protected Missions in the Digital Domain (Humanitarian Law and Policy, September 23, 2021)
- Marine Corps Gets Smart on Artificial Intelligence (DVIDS, September 22, 2021)
- NASA Moon Rover to Scour Deep Dark Lunar Crater for Primordial Comet Debris (Forbes, September 22, 2021)
- The James Webb Space Telescope (Vox Unexplainable, September 22, 2021)
- The Largest Space Telescope in History Is About to Blow Our Minds (Vox, September 22, 2021)
- Air Force Drone Swarm Program Entering Virtual Phase (National Defense, September 21, 2021)
- How a Super Volcano Apocalypse Tore Apart the Surface of Mars (Newsweek, September 21, 2021)
- Count Me In with Della and Deanna, a Podcast (Mathematical Association of America, September 20, 2021)
- Thousands of Volcanic Super Eruptions Shaped the Surface of Mars (Forbes, September 18, 2021)
- Data Project Backed by Al Gore Aims for Real-Time Emissions Monitoring (World Economic Forum, September 16, 2021)
- Data Project Backed by Al Gore Aims for Real-Time Emissions Monitoring (Thomson Reuters Foundation, September 16, 2021)
- Howard County Partners with Johns Hopkins University to Better Understand COVID-19 (WMAR, September 16, 2021)
- NASA Confirms Thousands of Massive, Ancient Volcanic Eruptions on Mars (NASA, September 15, 2021)
- Coronavirus Resource Center Data Visualization Processes Explained (Coronavirus Resource Center, September 14, 2021)
- JHU APL Stands Up Colorado Field Office (Intelligence Community News, September 14, 2021)
- NASA Dragonfly Launch Date, Mission, Cost, and Alien Hunting for the Titan Explorer (Inverse, September 11, 2021)
- China’s Navy Is Exploring Ways to Use Ferries for Military Landings (The Maritime Executive, September 10, 2021)
- Morgan State University Awarded Over $7M to Establish the Center for Advanced Electro-photonics (CBS Baltimore, September 10, 2021)
- What Astronomers Thought Pluto Looked Like Before They Saw It Up Close (Gizmodo, September 9, 2021)
- Marine Special Ops Command Hones Its ‘Cognitive Raiders’ (National Defense, September 7, 2021)
- NASA Helicopter Has Been Zipping About on Mars, Paving the Way for Drone Exploration (NPR, September 6, 2021)
- NASA Details Exploration Efforts at Space Symposium (Colorado Springs Indy, September 1, 2021)
- Titan’s Strange Chemical World Gets Simulated in Tiny Tubes (WIRED, August 27, 2021)
- Why Tech ‘Demo Days’ Are the Answer to DoD Acquisition Problems (RealClearDefense, August 27, 2021)
- Deflecting an Asteroid Before It Hits Earth May Take Multiple Bumps (The New York Times, August 25, 2021)
- Eight Ways Scientists Are Unwrapping the Mysteries of the Human Brain (MIT Tech Review, August 25, 2021)
- The ‘Small Wonders’ Unlocking Secrets of the Solar System (National Geographic, August 24, 2021)
- NASA Slightly Improves the Odds That Asteroid Bennu Hits Earth. Humanity Will Be Ready Regardless (Salon, August 15, 2021)
- This Startup Is Bringing the First Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Arm to Market (Fast Company, August 12, 2021)
- NASA Sun Spacecraft Whizzes Through 9th Solar Flyby (Space.com, August 9, 2021)
- From Smart Watches to Smart Contacts: How Are Wearables Evolving? (Silicon Republic, August 5, 2021)
- A Group From Johns Hopkins University Earns 2021’s Innovative Team of the Year (Fast Company, August 4, 2021)
- Applied Physics Laboratory Wins Award (Laurel Patch, August 4, 2021)
- Best Workplaces for Innovators 2021 (Fast Company, August 4, 2021)
- Increasing Access COVID-19 Testing via IVF Research (The Hub, August 3, 2021)
- Lockheed Martin’s-Built Lucy — Not in the Sky Yet — Arrives at Kennedy Space Center for Launch (SatNews, August 2, 2021)
- Discovery Station Marks 25 Years of ‘Intellect and Curiosity’ for All Ages (The Hagerstown Herald-Mail, August 1, 2021)
- Next-Generation Senses (Muy Interesante, July 30, 2021)
- Revealed: NASA’s ‘Night Mission’ to Mercury, the Only Inner Planet We’ve Yet to Land On (Forbes, July 30, 2021)
- U.S. Strengthening Space Domain Awareness (National Defense, July 30, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, Amazon Partner to Accelerate Access to High-Res Brain Mapping Data (The Business Monthly, July 27, 2021)
- AI That Bested Air Force Pilot in “Digital Dogfights” Headed for L-39 Jet Trainer (The Drive, July 26, 2021)
- Exoplanets in the Shadows (Eos, July 26, 2021)
- Exploring the Advantages of Defects in Laser-Manufactured Materials (Phys.org, July 26, 2021)
- NASA Hands SpaceX Contract for First Mission to Jupiter’s Moon Europa (Fox, July 26, 2021)
- Amazon, Johns Hopkins APL Partner to Accelerate Access to High-Res Brain Mapping Data (The Ritz Herald, July 23, 2021)
- Financial Sector Vet Heather Murren Begins Term as Johns Hopkins APL Board of Managers Chair (GovCon Wire, July 23, 2021)
- APL Among Computerworld’s Top 10 ‘Best Places To Work’ (The Business Monthly, July 20, 2021)
- Facebook Is Ditching Plans to Make an Interface That Reads the Brain (MIT Technology Review, July 14, 2021)
- NASA’s Next Jupiter Mission Will Hunt for Life’s Ingredients Under Europa’s Frozen Shell (Popular Science, July 14, 2021)
- Not the Science Type? New Documentary Star & Nuclear Engineer Dr. Ciara Sivels on Breaking Down Negative Stereotypes (Bucket List Careers Podcast, July 14, 2021)
- Satellite Images Show China Has Deployed Military Planes to South China Sea (Newsweek, July 14, 2021)
- Brain-Computer Interface Enables Hopkins Study Participant to Touch, Feel Holographic Objects (The Business Monthly, July 13, 2021)
- China Begins Military Flight From Disputed South China Sea Bases (The Washington Times, July 13, 2021)
- Researchers Work to Prove Out Ultra-High-Temperature CMC for NASA Interstellar Probe Study (Composites World, July 13, 2021)
- Best Places to Work in IT 2021 (InsiderPro, July 12, 2021)
- Deflecting Asteroids and Exploring a Metal World (Physics World, July 9, 2021)
- Mostafavi Receives 2020 Fred L. Scarf Award (Eos, July 7, 2021)
- The Planets with the Giant Diamonds Inside (Nautilus, July 7, 2021)
- Colliding with Asteroids (On Purpose), Shohei Ohtani, and the Misunderstood Shark (WNPR, July 6, 2021)
- First Black Woman to Get PhD in Nuclear Engineering Featured in “Not the Science Type” Doc (WJLA, July 6, 2021)
- The New World of Work: You Plus AI (VentureBeat, July 5, 2021)
- The Following Asteroid Collision Is Only a Test (The Boston Globe, July 3, 2021)
- Not the Science Type (3M, July 2021)
- Back(s) to Life (JHU Engineering magazine, Summer 2021)
- Buoys with a Brain (Johns Hopkins Magazine, Summer 2021)
- Otherwordly Oceans (Johns Hopkins Magazine, Summer 2021)
- Abnormally High Alcohol and Mystery Heat Source Detected on Comet Wirtanen (Phys.org, June 30, 2021)
- NASA Marks 60 Years of Nuclear Power in Space (World Nuclear News, June 30, 2021)
- NASA Science Live: International Asteroid Day (NASA Science Live, June 30, 2021)
- Nuclear Bombs and Gravity Tractors: The Weird Ways Earth Could Be Saved From an Asteroid (Newsweek, June 30, 2021)
- How NASA and the ESA Are Preparing for Wayward Asteroids (Silicon Republic, June 29, 2021)
- Female Scientists Blaze Paths for Future Generations in 3M Documentary, “Not the Science Type” (SWE, June 23, 2021)
- Nightside Radio Could Help Reveal Exoplanet Details (Phys.org, June 23, 2021)
- The Possible Evolution of an Exoplanet’s Atmosphere (Eos, June 23, 2021)
- Women in Tech: Trailblazers with Former TaskRabbit CEO Stacy Brown-Philpot, Google CFO Ruth Porat and Former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty (The Washington Post, June 23, 2021)
- Frank Monaldo: Making the MOST of Technology to Detect Oil Spills (NASA Disasters, June 20, 2021)
- Lyme Selfies: Researchers Look to AI to Detect Lyme Disease Earlier (The Hub, Spring 2021)
- Can Humans Deflect an Asteroid? New NASA Mission Aims to Find Out (NOVA, June 18, 2021)
- Tribeca Festival Debuts ‘Not the Science Type’ (Times Square Chronicles, June 18, 2021)
- “Not the Science Type” Scientist Talks About Her Career and the Film (PIX11, June 16, 2021)
- Our Knowledge of the Solar System Is Expanding. Here’s How Scientists Define Interstellar Space (WKMG News, June 14, 2021)
- NASA Selects New Science Investigations for Future Moon Deliveries (Phys.org, June 11, 2021)
- Clever Trick Used to Clean Off InSight’s Solar Panels and Boost Its Power (Universe Today, June 7, 2021)
- The Next Venus Missions Will Tell Us About Habitable Worlds Elsewhere (MIT Tech Review, June 9, 2021)
- In Docuseries Not the Science Type, Trailblazing Women Buck Stereotypes (CNET, June 8, 2021)
- New Cybersecurity Tools Could Help Utilities Bolster Defenses (StateTech Magazine, June 7, 2021)
- DHS, APL Develop ASR Tech (Intelligence Community News, June 4, 2021)
- NIST Provides Guidance for Using Mobile Device Biometrics to Authenticate First Responders (Biometric Update, June 4, 2021)
- Drones in Space: From Mars to the Moons of Saturn (Curiosity Stream, June 4, 2021)
- Opportunity Knocks (Armada International, June 4, 2021)
- This Top-Level Executive Has Left the Defense Department, but Not the Defense Industry (Federal News Network, June 4, 2021)
- At Long Last, NASA Is Going Back to Venus (Popular Mechanics, June 3, 2021)
- NASA to Explore Divergent Fate of Earth’s Mysterious Twin with Goddard’s DAVINCI+ (Phys.org, June 3, 2021)
- NASA’s Perseverance Rover Is the 1st Spacecraft in Years to Carry Fresh US Plutonium. It Won’t Be the Last (Space.com, June 2, 2021)
- Are We Doing Enough to Protect Earth From Asteroids? (Scientific American, June 1, 2021)
- Investing in Data Saves Lives (Project Syndicate, June 1, 2021)
- A (Small) Pre-Emptive Strike Against the Doomsday Asteroid (Air & Space Magazine, June 2021)
- Dragonfly: In Situ Exploration of Saturn’s Moon Titan, an Organic Ocean World (Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, May 26, 2021)
- Preparing for the Next Pandemic (Government Executive, May 25, 2021)
- Virgin Galactic’s VSS Unity Nails Its First Space Flight in Two Years (Gizmodo, May 23, 2021)
- Virgin Galactic Successfully Makes First Human Spaceflight From New Mexico (NASASpaceFlight.com, May 22, 2021)
- Artificial Intelligence Is America’s Achilles Heel Against China (Bloomberg, May 20, 2021)
- Small Steps, Giant Leaps: Dragonfly (NASA, May 19, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory Tackles Electrode to Get Safer Batteries (The Business Monthly, May 18, 2021)
- A Longstanding Venus Mystery Has Been Cracked by a NASA Sun Probe (Space.com, May 12, 2021)
- COVID-19 and Cyber — Foreshadowing Future Non-Kinetic Hybrid Warfare (Cyber Defense Review, Spring 2021)
- Laurel Student Pursues Career in STEM While Inspiring the Next Generation (WJLA, May 11, 2021)
- First in Flight: NASA Just Proved Flying on Mars Is Possible — Next Up Is the Solar System (Scientific American, May 8, 2021)
- NASA’s Next Alien Helicopter Flight Will Be on One of Saturn’s Moons (The Hill, May 7, 2021)
- NASA’s OSIRIS-REx MOMs Help Asteroid Mission Thrive (NASA, May 7, 2021)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Measures Radio Signal in Venus’ Upper Atmosphere (Smithsonian Magazine, May 7, 2021)
- Our Picks: A Health Data Ecosystem to Protect Against Public Health Threats (Homeland Security News Wire, May 7, 2021)
- A Health-Data Ecosystem to Protect Against Public-Health Threats (Brookings, May 6, 2021)
- Dragonfly Drone to Fly on Titan in Follow-up of Ingenuity on Mars (Fierce Electronics, May 4, 2021)
- Parker Discovers Natural Radio Emission in Venus’ Atmosphere (Phys.org, May 4, 2021)
- Parker Solar Probe Detects a Radio Signal From Venus’ Atmosphere (CNN, May 4, 2021)
- Analysts Question Uniqueness of Hypersonic Weapons Capabilities (National Defense, May 3, 2021)
- How the Fastest Spaceship Ever Is Getting Terrifyingly Close to the Sun (VICE, May 3, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, Organization for Applied Scientific Research to Collaborate on Research, Tech Development (The Business Monthly, May 3, 2021)
- This New Space Probe Will Go Farther and Faster Than Any Before, Gather Data for Generations (Popular Science, May 3, 2021)
- Skywatch: What’s Happening in the Heavens in May (The Washington Post, May 1, 2021)
- The Price of Passion (Aerospace America, May 2021)
- Saturn Probe Data Reveal Impressive Depth of Titan’s Largest Sea (Scientific American, May 2021)
- The Asteroid Impact Simulation Has Ended in Disaster (Gizmodo, April 30, 2021)
- Earthlings vs. Asteroids: What’s the Score? (The Planetary Society, April 29, 2021)
- Lofted by NASA Balloons, New Experiments Will Study Sun-Earth System (Technology.org, April 29, 2021)
- Inside the Fastest Spaceship Ever Made (VICE, April 28, 2021)
- Interstellar Space Probe to Boldly Go Even Further (Cosmos Magazine, April 28, 2021)
- Proposed Interstellar Probe Gains Momentum with Johns Hopkins Study (Astronomy Now, April 28, 2021)
- NASA’s New ‘Voyager’: 7 Things to Know About the 50-Year ‘Interstellar Probe’ Mission to Burst Our Cosmic Bubble (Forbes, April 27, 2021)
- This Interstellar Probe Would Go Deeper Into Space Than Anything Before It (Gizmodo, April 26, 2021)
- Defense Industry Group to Host CMMC Training Workshop with Researchers Behind Certification Model (Inside Defense, April 23, 2021)
- Researchers at APL Create Strong, Fast, Waterproof Adhesive (The Hub, April 23, 2021)
- Researchers Create Strong, Fast, Waterproof Adhesive (Phys.org, April 23, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Launches New Institute Focused on Creating Clean, Renewable Energy Technologies (The Hub, April 22, 2021)
- Mysteries of the Kuiper Belt (The Supermassive Podcast, April 22, 2021)
- NSWCDD Innovation Lab Empowers Innovators to Test Ideas, Solve Naval Warfare Challenges (NAVSEA, April 21, 2021)
- How China Is Leveraging Foreign Technology to Dominate the South China Sea (Radio Free Asia, April 19, 2021)
- NASA Glenn Research Center Part of Mission to One of Saturn’s Moons (WKYC-TV, Cleveland, April 19, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory Names Lord Senior Fellow (Inside Defense, April 23, 2021)
- Former DOD Acquisition Chief Ellen Lord Appointed as Senior Fellow at Johns Hopkins APL (ExecutiveGov, April 21, 2021)
- TNO Connects with Johns Hopkins for Collaborative R&D (Bits&Chips, April 21, 2021)
- Lift Off! First Flight on Mars Launches New Way to Explore Worlds (Nature, April 19, 2021)
- Microcapsule Additive Allows Underwater Glues to Set in One Minute (New Atlas, April 19, 2021)
- Pluto Explorer Passes Milestone Distance (WRAL, April 18, 2021)
- Four Johns Hopkins Juniors Named Goldwater Scholars (The Hub, April 16, 2021)
- Automating Flight Control: DARPA Launches AI-Driven Air Combat Trials (Control Automation, April 15, 2021)
- High Tech Home Robots Make Cleaning a Breeze (AARP, April 15, 2021)
- NASA’s Pluto Mission Just Hit a Major Milestone (Inverse, April 15, 2021)
- Events Roundup: Explore ‘The Role of Data During Apocalyptic Times’ (Technical.ly, April 13, 2021)
- A Rockin’ Time for Space Missions (APS Physics, April 12, 2021)
- Navy Software Factory, The Forge, Want to Reshape How Ships Get Upgraded (USNI News, April 12, 2021)
- Explained: How IIT Research May Improve Lithium-Ion Battery Performance (Indian Express, April 10, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins University Advances Safety of AI, Autonomous Machines (The Business Monthly, April 6, 2021)
- If We’re Seeking Aliens, We Need to Look at Earth Through Their Eyes (SYFY WIRE, April 5, 2021)
- NASA Has a Plan to Punch an Asteroid with a Spaceship to Protect Earth (VICE, April 1, 2021)
- Tactical Communications Solutions Offer Promise (SIGNAL Magazine, April 1, 2021)
- How to Land on an Alien World (Air & Space Magazine, April 2021)
- NASA Selects Nine Scientists to Join Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter Mission (NASA.gov, March 30, 2021)
- Researchers 3D Print Porous Carbon Aerogels That Could Power Future Space Missions (3D Printing Industry, March 29, 2021)
- Making Moves (Defense One, March 26, 2021)
- Making Moves: Retired Gen. Goldfein Joins Johns Hopkins APL (POLITICO, March 25, 2021)
- Team Finds an Easier Optimal Detection Scheme for Near-Term Quantum Sensors (Phys.org, March 25, 2021)
- Amputee Makes Music with Modular Prosthetic Limb (The Hub, March 24, 2021)
- Gen. David Goldfein Named Johns Hopkins APL Senior Fellow (GovCon Wire, March 24, 2021)
- Making the National Cyber Director Operational with a National Cyber Defense Center (Lawfare Blog, March 24, 2021)
- Algorithms Inspired by Social Networks Reveal Lifecycle of Substorms, a Key Element of Space Weather (Phys.org, March 23, 2021)
- Hopkins APL Launches Chapter of Association for Computing Machinery (Biz Monthly, March 23, 2021)
- How to Spot Aliens? Look at Earth, Scientists Propose (Live Science, March 23, 2021)
- AI-Controlled F-16s Are Now Working as a Team in DARPA’s Virtual Dogfights (The Drive, March 22, 2021)
- Titan’s Largest Crater Might Be the Perfect Cradle for Life (Science Magazine, March 19, 2021)
- Gigantic Space Hurricane with 4,000 Mph Winds Stalled Above Earth, New Research Shows (Houston Chronicle, March 18, 2021)
- How Johns Hopkins’ Coronavirus Dashboard Came to Be (CNET, March 16, 2021)
- How NASA Plans to Save Earth From Asteroids (VICE, March 16, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins APL to Continue Oversight of Lunar Survivability Research Consortium (ExecutiveBiz, March 15, 2021)
- Tech Time with Andrew Humphrey: Dr. Ciara Sivels Is a Pioneer in Her Field (Click on Detroit, March 14, 2021)
- Going Interstellar with a Sun-Skirting Probe (Johns Hopkins Magazine, Spring 2021 issue)
- Meet the Unsung Heroes Behind Humanity’s Improbable Journey to an Alien Ocean (Scientific American, March 9, 2021)
- The Growing Importance of Data Science and Anticipatory Action in Humanitarianism (Geoawesomeness, March 8, 2021)
- Baltimore’s 47th Annual Advertising Awards Show Celebrates Evolution of Industry (citybizlist, March 7, 2021)
- Space News: Comet Makes a Pit Stop Near Jupiter’s Asteroids (Lake County News, March 7, 2021)
- Millennial Moment: First Black Woman to Earn a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering From University of Michigan Shows ‘Em How It’s Done (Michigan Chronicle, March 5, 2021)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Snaps Luminous Photo of Venus (Smithsonian Magazine, March 5, 2021)
- Five Good Questions: Cara LaPointe (Inside Unmanned Systems, March 4, 2021)
- AATI Completes Successful BVLOS UAS Pipeline Patrol Operation in the San Joaquin Valley for NASA (American Aerospace, March 3, 2021)
- Perseverance Will Search for Ancient Life on Mars. These Places Are Next (CNN, March 3, 2021)
- Referee and Rocket Scientist? Adrian Hill Talks About the Pressure On and Off the Field (WJZ, March 3, 2021)
- See How NASA Is Going to Bludgeon an Asteroid (CNET, March 3, 2021)
- APL Partners with Central Disease Control to Protect Frontline Health Care Workers (The Business Monthly, March 2, 2021)
- Amazon’s Next CEO and Other Tech Execs Issued a Stern Warning That Biden Needs ‘Bold Action’ and a $32 Billion Annual Investment in AI or China Will Leave the US Behind (Business Insider, March 1, 2021)
- Parker Solar Probe Captured Images of Venus on Its Way to the Sun (Universe Today, February 28, 2021)
- Comet Makes a Pit Stop Near Jupiter’s Asteroids (Hubblesite, February 25, 2021)
- America’s Flight III DDG 51 Destroyers Are Giving the Navy New Attack Options (National Interest, February 25, 2021)
- NASA Releases Astonishing Image of Venus That Includes ‘Surprising Observation’ (The Independent, February 25, 2021)
- Amazing Close-up of Venus Captured by NASA Parker Solar Probe (CNN, February 24, 2021)
- Experts Tell Congress How to Turn Innovation into Reality (Breaking Defense, February 23, 2021)
- Seven Hundred Leagues Beneath Titan’s Methane Seas (The New York Times, February 21, 2021)
- Maryland Scientists and Engineers Play Key Roles in Latest Mars Mission (CBS Baltimore, February 19, 2021)
- Drones in Space: Can a Helicopter Take Flight on Mars? (Christian Science Monitor, February 18, 2021)
- He Became One of the Navy’s First Black Four-Star Admirals. The Military Has Work to Do on Diversity, He Says (The Washington Post, February 16, 2021)
- NEAR Shoemaker’s Visit to the Valentine Asteroid Eros (Astronomy, February 12, 2021)
- Interstellar Probe Mission Would Go Twice as Fast and Far as the Voyagers (Astronomy, February 10, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Leads Nation in Research Spending for 41st Consecutive Year (JHU Hub, February 9, 2021)
- Milestones, Interrupted (The Lily/The Washington Post, February 9, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center Wins Research!America Award (JHU Hub, February 4, 2021)
- CMMC Update: Pilots, 3PAOs and More of What Vendors Need to Know (Federal News Network, February 2, 2021)
- MESSENGER Saw a Meteoroid Strike Mercury (Universe Today, February 2, 2021)
- The Next Cyberattack Is Already Under Way (The New Yorker, February 1, 2021)
- What Can Devs Do to Bring New People into the Tech Space? (Technical.ly, February 1, 2021)
- A Sun’s Eye View of the Solar System (Discover Magazine, January 31, 2021)
- How Biden’s Pentagon Plans to Win Back Silicon Valley and Get the Tech Talent It Needs, According to Experts (Business Insider, January 31, 2021)
- NASA Parker Solar Probe Spacecraft Will Finally Go The Sun to take a Photo of Six Planets (The Science Times, January 31, 2021)
- Bridgeport’s Briana Vecchio-Pagan Among Johns Hopkins Researchers Utilizing Bluetooth Technology to Keep Front Line Workers Safe in Face of COVID Pandemic (Connect Bridgeport, January 29, 2021)
- NASA’s Dragonfly Mission Will See Clues About Titan’s Habitability (Astrobiology Magazine, January 29, 2021)
- Electron Launch Demonstrated Enhanced Kick Stage (SpaceNews, January 28, 2021)
- How to Enable Quantum Computing Innovation Through Access (Brookings Institution, January 27, 2021)
- Where Next Will NASA Boldly Go? (Slate, January 26, 2021)
- 2034, Part I: Peril in the South China Sea (WIRED, January 25, 2021)
- TED Radio Hour (NPR, January 24, 2021)
- Applied Physics Lab Researchers Develop Advanced Soft Robots (JHU Hub, January 22, 2021)
- Johns Hopkins Marks One Year of Tracking the COVID-19 Pandemic (JHU Hub, January 22, 2021)
- Senate Confirms Avril Haines as First Woman to Serve as Director of National Intelligence (Homeland Security Today, January 21, 2021)
- NASA Ends Efforts to Deploy Mars InSight’s ‘Mole’ (Scientific American, January 20, 2021)
- NASA Parker Solar Probe Nails Close Flyby of Sun as Its Space Weather Cycle Ramps Up (Space.com, January 19, 2021)
- Brain Implants Allow Quadriplegic Man to Feed Himself (The Debrief, January 15, 2021)
- The Parker Solar Probe Will Have Company on Its Next Pass by the Sun (Science News, January 15, 2021)
- Mercury, the Not So Shrunken Planet (National Air and Space Museum, January 14, 2021)
- Spotlight on Success (AIAA, January 13, 2021)
- Nextgov Event Replay: Future Focused Tech: Health (FedHealthIT, January 7, 2021)
- Defending Earth Against Dangerous Asteroids: Q&A with NASA’s Lindley Johnson (Space.com, January 5, 2021)
- There Are an Insane Amount of Cool Space Things Happening in 2021 (Ars Technica, January 5, 2021)
- Will Increasing Traffic to the Moon Contaminate Its Precious Ice? (Nature, January 5, 2021)
- ChinaTalk: Great Power Competition with Richard Danzig (Lawfare, January 4, 2021)
- Earth’s Atmosphere Is Full of Microbes. Could They Help Us Find Life on Other Worlds? (Space.com, January 4, 2021)
- Watch a Man Eat Cake with Mind-Controlled Robot Arms (Futurity, January 4, 2021)
- Quadriplegic Man, Using Two Robot Arms, Can Feed Himself Again (Freethink, January 2, 2021)
- Chinese Mission Returned Nearly 4 Pounds of Lunar Samples (Spaceflight Now, January 1, 2021)
2020
- NASA Approves Heliophysics Missions to Explore Sun, Earth’s Aurora (NASA, December 29, 2020)
- Watch a Quadriplegic Man Feed Himself with Two Bionic Arms (Futurism, December 29, 2020)
- Does Lightning Strike on Venus? Mysterious Flash May Help Solve Puzzle (National Geographic, December 28, 2020)
- Dealing with Dust: A Back-to-the-Moon Dilemma (Space News, December 25, 2020)
- A Maryland County Offered Antibody Tests to All Its Employees. It Says Its COVID Precautions Are Working (The Baltimore Sun, December 24, 2020)
- The World in 2021: Five Stories to Watch Out for (The Economist, December 23, 2020)
- A Quadriplegic Patient Used Prosthetics to Feed Himself. His Brain Was the Guide (Technical.ly, December 21, 2020)
- For NASA, It Should be Mars or Bust (The Wall Street Journal, December 18, 2020)
- State of Howard County Strong, Resilient (The Business Monthly, December 18, 2020)
- What Are the Chances of Life Existing in the Clouds of Venus? (Physics World, December 18, 2020)
- Algorithmic Warfare: ‘Hack the Building’ Spotlights Vulnerabilities (National Defense, December 16, 2020)
- Chinese Sample Return Capsule Lands on Earth After Round-Trip Flight to Moon (Spaceflight Now, December 16, 2020)
- What Our Clouds Might Tell Us About Venus (Cosmos, December 16, 2020)
- Brain Implant Allows Man to Simultaneously Control Prosthetic Limbs (Interesting Engineering, December 14, 2020)
- C&EN’s Year in Chemistry 2020 (C&EN, December 14, 2020)
- Fire Clouds and Ice-teroids (Big Picture Science, December 14, 2020)
- Loyal, Unafraid and Unmanned (Armada International, December 14, 2020)
- Measuring Soft Power (Foreign Policy Research Institute, December 14, 2020)
- Chang’e-5: To the Moon and Back (NPR, December 11, 2020)
- States Testing Automated, Shared Threat Intelligence Cut Response Time to Minutes (GCN, December 10, 2020)
- The Golden Age of Space-Sample Returns (Axios, December 8, 2020)
- Straight Talk About Race in Academia (MIT News, December 8, 2020)
- Surer Signs of Life (JHU Hub, December 8, 2020)
- US-China War: Not Taiwan, but This ‘Little Islands’ Is the Biggest ‘Bone of Contention’ Between the US & China (The EurAsian Times, December 6, 2020)
- South China Sea: How a Spratlys Radar System Could Give the PLA an Information Edge (US-China Relations, December 5, 2020)
- COVID Study: Howard County Safety Precautions Are Protecting First Responders From Coronavirus (CBS Baltimore (WJZ), December 3, 2020)
- Howard County Implements Comprehensive Serology Testing Strategy (WBAL, December 3, 2020)
- Voyager Spacecraft Detect New Type of Solar Electron Burst (Scienmag.com, December 3, 2020)
- NASA Confirms New SIMPLEx Mission Small Satellite to Blaze Trails Studying Lunar Surface (NASA, December 2, 2020)
- SIGINT in the Spratlys (Armada International, December 2, 2020)
- A Covid-19 Model for Countries in Crisis: Introducing OCHA-Bucky (Medium, December 1, 2020)
- DARPA’s Dream of a Tiny Robot Army Is Close to Becoming a Reality (The Debrief, December 1, 2020)
- DOD’s ‘Virtual Hospital’ Features Remote-Controlled IVs, Ventilators (GCN, December 1, 2020)
- The Case for Apophis (The Space Review, November 30, 2020)
- China vs the US: What Are the Risks of a Space Rivalry? (South China Morning Post, November 29, 2020)
- Hanover Area Grad Reaches for the Stars with Thermal Propulsion System (The Citizens’ Voice, November 29, 2020)
- New Science Tempers Hope for Life in Venus’ Clouds — but Nothing Is Ruled Out Just Yet (Salon, November 29, 2020)
- An Eye for Art: Painting Club President Appreciates Online and Plein Air Opportunities (The Baltimore Sun, November 28, 2020)
- No Navy Can Stand Up to America’s New Flight III DDG 51 Destroyers (The National Interest, November 27, 2020)
- China Sends Robotic Mission to the Moon to Collect Rocks (NPR, November 24, 2020)
- Who Is Avril Haines, Biden’s Director of National Intelligence Pick? The Ex-CIA Deputy Director Once Owned a Baltimore Book Café (The Baltimore Sun, November 24, 2020)
- U.S. Coronavirus Hospitalizations Keep Breaking Records (Axios, November 23, 2020)
- China-U.S. Technological Relationship: Time for a Divorce or Continued Cooperation? (JHU News-Letter, November 22, 2020)
- A Solar-Powered Rocket Might Be Our Ticket to Interstellar Space (WIRED, November 20, 2020)
- China Set to Bring Back First Rocks From the Moon in More Than 40 Years (Science, November 19, 2020)
- Fighter Aircraft Will Soon Get AI Pilots (The Economist, November 19, 2020)
- Weekly Space Hangout: November 18, 2020 – Dr. Ralph Lorenz, Planetary Scientist and Dragonfly Mission Architect (Universe Today, November 19, 2020)
- Scientists Discover Outer Space Isn’t Pitch-Black After All (NPR, November 18, 2020)
- Republican Leaders Recoil at Trump’s Afghanistan Drawdown Plans (Washington Examiner, November 17, 2020)
- Russia, China, the U.S.: Who Will Win the Hypersonic Arms Race? (IEEE Spectrum, November 17, 2020)
- The U.S.-China Split in Space (Axios, November 17, 2020)
- JHU APL Developing MDIRA (Federal Telemedicine News, November 16, 2020)
- New Horizons Saw the Universe with Even Less Light Pollution than Hubble’s View (Universe Today, November 16, 2020)
- Quantum Computing Will Require Leap in Apps (SIGNAL, November 16, 2020)
- The ReaLIST 2020: Meet the 20 Most Influential Technologists in Baltimore (Baltimore Fishbowl, November 16, 2020)
- Space System Cybersecurity: Challenges Ahead Translating Policy to Practice (Space News, November 16, 2020)
- Two Initiatives Weigh in on US–China Technological Competition (AIP, November 16, 2020)
- Asteroid Apophis Could One Day Hit Earth. Here’s How We Could Get to It First (Gizmodo Australia, November 15, 2020)
- Cross-Disciplinary Team Will Design, Develop Devices to Better Treat Spinal Cord Injuries (JHU Hub, November 11, 2020)
- A Fall Coronavirus Disaster Is Already Here. We Can’t Wait Until Inauguration Day to Act (The Washington Post, November 11, 2020)
- Systems Engineering: Establishing Reliable Telecommunications for Rural Communities (Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals, November 10, 2020)
- Recreating Airport Security Procedures (Federal News Network, October 30, 2020)
- A Deep Dive into Asteroid Bennu with Dante Lauretta (Planetary Society, October 28, 2020)
- DHS S&T Launches New Initiative Aimed at Reducing Law Enforcement Driving Risks (MissionCritical Communications, October 28, 2020)
- Gaseous Signs of Life on Venus Aren’t Seen in Follow-up Observations (Salon, October 28, 2020)
- How Newsrooms Are Using Data to Report on COVID-19 (E&P, October 28, 2020)
- Howard County Executive Ball Calls for Serology Testing in Speech (Yahoo News, October 28, 2020)
- Unusual Molecule Found in Atmosphere on Saturn’s Moon Titan (CNN, October 28, 2020)
- Engineering and the Arts: Working for a Better World (SWE, October 27, 2020)
- In a Post-COVID World, We Need AI More Than Ever (Defense One, October 26, 2020)
- Meet the Organizers of #BlackInPhysics Week (Physics Today, October 26, 2020)
- DEFAERO Andy Marshall Strategy Series (Defense & Aerospace Report, October 24, 2020)
- Meet Dr. Ciara Sivels, the First Black Woman to Get a PhD in Nuclear Engineering From University of Michigan (Goldie Blox, October 24, 2020)
- An Assessment of U.S.-China Technology Ties (Defense One, October 22, 2020)
- Can a Moon Base Be Safe for Astronauts? (Scientific American, October 22, 2020)
- Ethics vs. Compliance in AI (FCW, October 22, 2020)
- A Handful of Asteroid Could Help Decipher Our Entire Existence (The Atlantic, October 20, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins Astronaut Speaks at Space@Hopkins Virtual Symposium (JHU Hub, October 19, 2020)
- NASA’s Big Plans to Explore Small Bodies (NASA, October 19, 2020)
- Reshaping the U.S. Military with a New Force Planning Construct (Center for a New American Security, October 19, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins Scientists Receive Grant to Develop Implantable Ultrasound Devices for Spinal Cord Injury Patients (Technology Networks, October 16, 2020)
- How to Build a Spacecraft to Save the World (WIRED, October 15, 2020)
- Podcast: Tech Talk on NASA’s Dragonfly Mission to Titan (Aviation Week, October 14, 2020)
- Bezos’ Blue Origin Launches Unpiloted New Shepard Capsule to Edge of Space (CBS News, October 13, 2020)
- This Spacecraft Is Being Readied for a One-Way Mission to Deflect an Asteroid (MIT Technology Review, October 12, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins Top Scientist Dr. Christopher Bradburne on the COVID-19 Pandemic: “We Have a Lot of Reasons to Be Optimistic” (CNBC, October 9, 2020)
- Ancient Asteroid Bennu Contains Ingredients for Life (National Geographic, October 8, 2020)
- BLOCKsynop, Johns Hopkins APL to Commercialize Advanced Monitor (The Daily Record, October 8, 2020)
- Meet Orbilander, a Mission to Search for Life on Enceladus (Planetary Society, October 8, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins APL Unveils Tool for Simulating TSA Scanning Tech (ExecutiveBiz, October 6, 2020)
- If We Want to Find Life on Saturn’s Moon Enceladus, We Need to Rule Out Earthly Hitchhikers (Space.com, October 5, 2020)
- The Unsung Mapmakers (JHU Hub, October 5, 2020)
- Tiny Moonbound Spacecraft Have Very Big Goals (Space.com, October 5, 2020)
- Life on Venus? Scientists Hunt for the Truth (Nature, October 2, 2020)
- NASA Selects SpaceX to Launch Mission Studying Interstellar Space (Spaceflight Now, October 2, 2020)
- The Bradykinin Hypothesis: What It Is and What It Can Tell Us (Forbes, October 2, 2020)
- APL-Led Team to Unveil Reference Architecture for Interoperable Medical Devices (Executive Biz, September 29, 2020)
- NASA Delays Dragonfly Launch by a Year (Space News, September 25, 2020)
- Blasting the Air in Front of Hypersonic Vehicles with Lasers Could Unlock Unprecedented Speeds (The Drive, September 24, 2020)
- Where to Next in the Outer Solar System? Scientists Have Big Ideas to Explore Icy Moons and More (Space.com, September 24, 2020)
- Enhanced Search and Rescue (JHU Hub, Fall 2020)
- Massive Genetic Study Shows Coronavirus Mutating and Potentially Evolving Amid Rapid U.S. Spread (The Washington Post, September 23, 2020)
- Blue Origin Targets This Thursday for New Shepard Reusable Rocket Launch with NASA Landing System Test (Tech Crunch, September 22, 2020)
- Lauren Gardner Among ‘Time 100’ Most Influential People in the World (JHU Hub, September 22, 2020)
- Immersive Wisdom Adds Paul Kaminski to Advisory Board (Intelligence Community, September 21, 2020)
- Nuclear Reactions Web Series — Nuclear Engineering and Nonproliferation (Atlantic Council, September 21, 2020)
- Air Force Collaborative Pushes AI Frontiers — Fast (Breaking Defense, September 18, 2020)
- Asteroid Watch 2020: ESA, Germany’s OHB to Build Spacecraft for Planetary Defense Mission (International Business Times, September 18, 2020)
- Is Earth-Moon Space the US Military’s New High Ground? (Space.com, September 17, 2020)
- AI to Fly in Dogfight Tests by 2024: SecDef (Breaking Defense, September 9, 2020)
- ‘Decoupling’ the U.S. From China Would Backfire (The Washington Post, September 8, 2020)
- The Weird Space That Lies Outside Our Solar System (BBC, September 8, 2020)
- States Experiment with Automation to Bolster Cybersecurity (Route Fifty, September 7, 2020)
- Roper Mulls Name Change for Changing ABMS (Not Skynet!) (Breaking Defense, September 4, 2020)
- OODAcast: Jim Miller on Managing Policy in an Age of Constant Disruption and Dynamic Threats (OODA Loop, September 3, 2020)
- Report Sees Ways Artemis Supports Sustainable Human Mars Exploration (Space News, September 3, 2020)
- DSS Works with Top Laboratory to Protect U.S. Embassies and Consulates (U.S. Department of State, September 2, 2020)
- A Lack of Major Movement Toward Human-Machine Teaming (SIGNAL, September 2, 2020)
- Next Phase of Drone Project to Launch (Rome Sentinel, September 2, 2020)
- The Allies’ Billion-dollar Secret: The Proximity Fuze of World War II (History Net, September 2020)
- Dragonfly Is the First Aircraft Built for the Outer Solar System (Air & Space Magazine, September 2020)
- Cracking the Data Before the Crisis (Geospatial World, August 31, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins APL, IARPA Explore Trojan Defense Methods for AI Training Process (Executive Biz, August 31, 2020)
- Zibi Turtle Tours Titan, Discusses Dragonfly Mission During TED Talk (The Hub, August 31, 2020)
- 8-Year-Old Columbia Girl Uses Birthday to Raise Money for COVID-19 Patients (WJZ-TV, August 29, 2020)
- Artificial Intelligence Is the Next Top Gun (Bloomberg, August 29, 2020)
- How Three New Tools Will Revolutionize Our Understanding of the Sun (Smithsonian Magazine, August 28, 2020)
- Industry Says ‘Meh’ to DoD Cislunar Space Push (Breaking Defense, August 28, 2020)
- NASA’s Lucy Mission One Step Closer to Exploring the Trojan Asteroids (NASA.gov, August 28, 2020)
- Zooming in on Interplanetary Shocks (Physics Today, August 28, 2020)
- County Executive Ball Hosts Health and Wellness Townhall (Howard County, Maryland, August 26, 2020)
- AI Defeats Air Force Pilot in Head-to-Head Competition, but the Fight Was on the AI’s Terms (Forbes, August 21, 2020)
- Cold as (Lunar) Ice: Protecting the Moon’s Polar Regions From Contamination (Space.com, August 21, 2020)
- States Join Automated Security Pilot with MS-ISAC, Johns Hopkins (State Tech Magazine, August 21, 2020)
- Inside the Wild Finale of DARPA’s Simulated Drone Dogfights (Daily Beat, August 20, 2020)
- Inspirational Woman: Dr Kathleen McGill (We Are Tech Women, August 20, 2020)
- Coronavirus in Baltimore-Washington Region Shows Little Change, Supporting Need for One Global Vaccine (The Baltimore Sun, August 19, 2020)
- PONI Pathbreakers: Breaking the Nuclear Glass Ceiling (CSIS, August 19, 2020)
- Research Shows Just One Strain of the Coronavirus in the Region. That Makes Vaccine Work Much Easier (Washington Business Journal, August 19, 2020)
- Virtual Fighter Jets Powered by AI Are Battling for the Chance to Duel a Human (Popular Science, August 19, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins Researchers Retrace COVID-19’s Introduction, Impact in the D.C. Region (JHU Hub, August 18, 2020)
- Spacecraft Exhaust Could Complicate Lunar Science (Axios, August 18, 2020)
- What Happens When a Moon Lander Lands? (Cosmos, August 18, 2020)
- Coronavirus Invaded the District and Maryland Multiple Times in March, Genetic Analysis Shows (The Washington Post, August 17, 2020)
- Northern Lights: Mystery of ‘Glowing Pearl Necklace’ in the Night Sky Solved, Says NASA (Forbes, August 17, 2020)
- Winds and Tides Drive Sea Waves on Titan (Sky & Telescope, August 17, 2020)
- Aurora Mysteries Unlocked with NASA’s THEMIS Mission (Space Daily, August 16, 2020)
- An Air Force Pilot Will Battle AI in a Virtual F-16 Dogfight Next Week. You Can Watch It Live (Forbes, August 13, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins Researchers Receive $2.36M Grant to Boost City Students’ Algebra Skills (JHU Hub, August 13, 2020)
- Air Force Moving Project Maven into Advanced Battle Management System Portfolio (fedscoop, August 10, 2020)
- Dwarf Planet Closest to Earth Is Geologically Alive (National Geographic, August 10, 2020)
- 16 Plutonium-Powered Space Missions Shaping Our Understanding of Space — Including the NASA Rover That Will Search for Alien Life on Mars (Business Insider, August, 9, 2020)
- A human F-16 Pilot Will Fight against AI in an Upcoming Contest (C4ISRNET, August 7, 2020)
- The Coming of MISR to the Fleet: The Perspective of the First Deployed MISR Officer (SLDinfo.com, August 5, 2020)
- Iron-Rich Meteorites Show Record of Core Crystallization in System’s Oldest Planetesimals (Science Daily, August 3, 2020)
- Star Points: Choppering Around the Titan Moon (The Baltimore Sun, August 1, 2020)
- “We’re In It Together”: Why Partnership Is the Key to Understanding the Universe and Protecting Our Shared Future (Navigating Our World)
- MISR, MINOTAUR and Training for the Maritime Kill Web (Second Line of Defense, July 31, 2020)
- Saturn’s Moon Titan May Host Lots of Dried Lakes (Science News for Students, July 31, 2020)
- The Global Business Debrief: Johns Hopkins APL Ranked Among Top Places for Innovators to Work (Defense One, July 30, 2020)
- These 10 Companies Are Double Award Winners (Fast Company, July 29, 2020)
- Navy Autonomy Lab Would Test, Integrate Software Advances to Bring More Capability to Unmanned Fleet (USNI News, July 28, 2020)
- NASA’s Ingenuity—the First Ever Off-World Helicopter—Is Set for a ‘Wright Brothers Moment’ on Mars (Scientific American, July 27, 2020)
- On the Frontline in Fragile Countries: Using Data to Prioritize COVID-19 Resources and Save Lives (The Rockefeller Foundation, July 27, 2020)
- Cost Tripled for Missile Defense Warhead, Despite Prior Warnings, GAO Finds (Defense News, July 23, 2020)
- Giant Waves of Sand Are Moving on Mars (Science, July 23, 2020)
- Despite Pandemic, APL Propels Space Missions Forward (JHU Hub, July 22, 2020)
- 10 Cool Things We’ve Learned About Pluto (JHU Hub, July 21, 2020)
- Chasing Satellites with Jacques Cousteau (NASA, July 21, 2020)
- Freddie Mac Caught in Fallout From Ransomware at Business Partner (WSJ Pro, July 21, 2020)
- Space Oddity (The Washington Post, July 20, 2020)
- Four States Join Cybersecurity Automation Pilot (State Scoop, July 16, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins’ Map Won’t Be Affected as COVID-19 Data Shifts From CDC (Technical.ly, July 16, 2020)
- 5 Years After Its Pluto Flyby, New Horizons Spacecraft Forges Ahead (CNN, July 15, 2020)
- Ciara Sivels Talks About a Career in Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences (University of Michigan Engineering, July 13, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins Lab Is Supporting Tactical Space and Small Satellite Work at AFRL (SIGNAL, July 13, 2020)
- SWE Helps MIT Student Kaitlyn Hennacy Preserve the Environment (All Together, July 13, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins’ Dashboard: The People Behind the Pandemic’s Most Visited Site (CNN, July 11, 2020)
- Six Ways the U.S. Isn’t Ready for Wars of the Future (Bloomberg, July 10, 2020)
- Howard County Announces Research Partnership with Applied Physics Lab, New Coronavirus Testing Site in Savage (The Baltimore Sun, July 7, 2020)
- Surprising Find at the Bottom of Moon’s Craters Provides New Insights to Its Origin (SciTechDaily, July 5, 2020)
- Trailblazer in Nuclear Engineering Reveals Her Unusual Career Path (Silicon Republic, July 3, 2020)
- Teaching a Computer to Read Your Mind (SIGNAL, July 1, 2020)
- International Asteroid Day: A Look at NASA’s First Planetary Defense Mission (CNN, June 30, 2020)
- Octocopter Set to Explore Titan, Saturn’s Very Cool Moon (NPR, June 30, 2020)
- Dawn Greenman and Ty Schieber Serve as Panelists for Potomac Officers Club’s CMMC Virtual Forum (GovConWire, June 29, 2020)
- How Snakes Fly (Hint: It’s Not on a Plane) (NPR, June 29, 2020)
- Hypersonics at Heart of Purdue, Johns Hopkins Partnership (Inside Indiana Business, June 29, 2020)
- Johns Hopkins Expert Says Coronavirus Could Bring on a Digital Cold War with China (Boston Herald, June 29, 2020)
- Millions Track the Pandemic on Johns Hopkins’s Dashboard. Those Who Built It Say Some Miss the Real Story (The Washington Post, June 29, 2020)
- This Coronavirus Doesn’t Change Quickly, and That’s Good News for Vaccine Makers (NPR, June 26, 2020)
- Stop Trying to ‘Bounce Back’ to Normal (Innovation Leader, June 25, 2020)
- How Long Do Neutrons Live? Space Probe Could Put Debate to Rest (Scientific American, June 25, 2020)
- Next-Gen Jammer Low Band Testing Prevails During COVID-19 (U.S. Navy, June 22, 2020)
- Potomac Officers Club to Host CMMC Forum 2020 on Wednesday, June 24th (GovCon Wire, June 19, 2020)
- Artificial Intelligence Systems Need ‘Checks and Balances’ Throughout Development (C4ISRNET, June 18, 2020)
- Devoted to Diversity (University of Maryland, June 18, 2020)
- Flat Spots on Saturn’s Moon Titan May Be the Floors of Ancient Lake Beds (Science News, June 16, 2020)
- Hypersonic Flight Testing Preparations Ramp Up (Aviation Week, June 16, 2020)
- Researchers Face Tougher Hypersonic Barriers as Weapon Tests Loom (Aviation Week, June 16, 2020)
- Measuring Neutron Lifetime From Space for the First Time (Tech Explorist, June 13, 2020)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Teams Up with Observatories Around Solar System for 4th Solar Encounter (NASA.gov, June 12, 2020)
- ‘We Call Him the Rockstar’: Meet Adrian Hill, Head NFL Ref and Rocket Scientist (The Athletic, June 11, 2020)
- Roper Pushes Moving Project Maven to Air Force (Breaking Defense, June 11, 2020)
- SARS-CoV-2 Is Mutating Slowly, and That’s a Good Thing (JHU Hub, June 10, 2020)
- Saturn’s Moon Titan Is Rapidly Migrating Away From the Planet (CNN, June 10, 2020)
- Hot, Dry Conditions May Decrease Survival Time of SARS-CoV-2 on Surfaces (Reuters Health, June 9, 2020)
- NASA Planetary Defense Efforts Continue During Pandemic (Space News, June 9, 2020)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Flies by the Sun in 5th Close Encounter (Space.com, June 7, 2020)
- Chinese Debates on the Military Utility of Artificial Intelligence (War on the Rocks, June 5, 2020)
- Aerospace Engineer Is Also Devoted to Diversifying the Workforce (Aerospace America, June 1, 2020)
- How 5G Will Help Make Classrooms Smarter (Globe and Mail, May 26, 2020)
- NASA’s Webb Will Study the ‘Building Blocks’ of Our Solar System (NASA, May 21, 2020)
- The Fight for the Air Force’s “Skyborg” Artificial Intelligence Equipped Drones Has Begun (The Drive, May 19, 2020)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Starts Sun Observation Marathon (Space.com, May 18, 2020)
- U.S. Navy Flight Testing Leonardo Radar for Northrop Grumman MQ-8C Fire Scout (Avionics International, May 15, 2020)
- JavaScript Game Development in PhaserJS with SharpFives (Tech JR podcast, May 13, 2020)
- Running on Empty: Coronavirus Has Changed the Course for Races Big and Small (ESPN.com, May 6, 2020)
- Navy Deploys Johns Hopkins APL-Built Tool for Ship Performance Assessments (Executive Biz, May 5, 2020)
- This Hot Jupiter Has a Bright Yellow Sky, and Scientists Don’t Know Why (Popular Mechanics, May 5, 2020)
- No Blue Skies for Super-Hot Planet WASP-79b (HubbleSite, April 30, 2020)
- NASA CubeSat Will Shine a Laser Light on the Moon’s Darkest Craters (JPL News, April 27, 2020)
- How Genomic Epidemiology Is Tracking the Spread of COVID-19 Locally and Globally (Chemical & Engineering News, April 23, 2020)
- Update on 2I/Borisov, the First Known Interstellar Comet (EarthSky, April 23, 2020)
- Ethereum, Fabric, Corda, and Multichain. Only One Is Government Ready – New Report (Forbes, April 21, 2020)
- Unlike Earth, the Gases in Venus’ Atmosphere Aren’t Uniformly Mixed (Science News, April 20, 2020)
- Washington’s ‘Hospital Czar’: ‘We’re Not Out of the Woods Yet’ (Kitsap Sun, April 18, 2020)
- The Coronavirus Is Mutating. What Does That Mean for a Vaccine? (The New York Times, April 16, 2020)
- Foggo: U.S. Military in All-New Territory in Fight Against Virus (Seapower magazine, April 15, 2020)
- OFFSET Awards Contracts to Advance Swarm Tactics for Urban Missions, Enhance Physical Testbeds (DARPA news, April 13, 2020)
- Mining the Moon, APL Orchestrates Lunar Exploration Planning (Business Monthly, April 9, 2020)
- BullFrog AI Secures $200K From TEDCO’s Seed Fund (BullFrog press release, April 7, 2020)
- All Your Coronavirus Questions, Answered (Time, April 14, 2020)
- Machines Are Learning, Too—But Not Like Us (Trend magazine, Pew Charitable Trusts, April 13, 2020)
- Most New York Coronavirus Cases Came From Europe, Genomes Show (The New York Times, April 8, 2020)
- COVID-19: Help Fleets of Innovators Make 3-D Printed Face Masks (Breaking Defense, April 7, 2020)
- ‘Every Day Is a New Surprise.’ Inside the Effort to Produce the World’s Most Popular Coronavirus Tracker (Science, April 6, 2020)
- Mid-Pandemic, CDC Looks to Upgrade Its Biosurveillance Database (NextGov, April 6, 2020)
- Saturn’s Auroras May Explain the Planet’s Weirdly Hot Upper Atmosphere (Science News, April 6, 2020)
- When Will Normalcy Return in Maryland? Coronavirus Modelers Suggest It Will Be Awhile (The Baltimore Sun, April 6, 2020)
- How Long Until Sports Can Return? You Might Not Like the Answer (The Washington Post, April 4, 2020)
- The Role of Genomic Sequencing in Combating COVID-19 (JHU Hub, April 2, 2020)
- Character and Leadership: COVID-19 in US-China Relations (The Diplomat, March 31, 2020)
- NASA Awards Contract for Aerospace Research, Development, Engineering Support (NASA press release, March 31, 2020)
- The Next 10 Years of Planetary Exploration (Planetary Radio, March 25, 2020)
- The Coronavirus Isn’t Mutating Quickly, Suggesting a Vaccine Would Offer Lasting Protection (The Washington Post, March 24, 2020)
- Navy Hospital Ships Will Be Used in the Fight Against COVID-19. But There’s Much More the Military Can Do in This Crisis (Time, March 23, 2020)
- Inslee Names Retired Navy Vice Admiral Raquel C. Bono Head of Washington State COVID-19 Health Care Response Team (Gov. Inslee press office, March 22, 2020)
- How the World Will Look After the Coronavirus Pandemic (Foreign Policy, March 20, 2020)
- Prepare Now for the Long War Against Covid-19 (Bloomberg Opinion, March 20, 2020)
- Dragonfly Will Traverse an Extraterrestrial Frontier (Big Ten Network, March 17, 2020)
- Industry on Pins and Needles as DoD, Accreditation Body to Finalize CMMC Agreement (Federal News Network, March 18, 2020)
- Geneva Conventions for Cyber Warriors Long Overdue (National Defense magazine, March 18, 2020)
- Beyond “Conventional Wisdom”: Evaluating the PLA’s South China Sea Bases in Operational Context (War on the Rocks, March 17, 2020)
- Researchers Detail TrojAI, a Framework for Hardening AI Models Against Adversarial Attacks (Venture Beat, March 17, 2020)
- 3 Thoughts on Career Paths From Women STEM Leaders (Technical.ly Baltimore, March 10, 2020)
- At Applied Physics Lab in Laurel, a Howard Engineer Has a Mission to Connect Kids of Color, Girls with STEM (The Baltimore Sun/Howard County Times, February 26, 2020)
- IEEE Future Networks Releases the International Network Generations Roadmap, Helping Developers Identify and Overcome Challenges of 5G and Future Network Deployment (IEEE News, February 26, 2020)
- The Next Generation of Batteries Could Be Built by Viruses (Wired, February 26, 2020)
- AI Deception: When Your Artificial Intelligence Learns to Lie (IEEE Spectrum, February 24, 2020)
- How Mareena Robinson Snowden Is Paving the Way for Women in STEM (NBC News – Know Your Value, February 19, 2020)
- New Secrets From the Most Distant Object We’ve Ever Visited (Popular Mechanics, February 17, 2020)
- Navy Seeks $1B for CPS, Sets FY-28 Target for Arming Virginia-Class with Hypersonics (Inside Defense, February 14, 2020)
- NASA Mission Finalists Would Explore Venus or Outer-Planet Moons (Science, February 13, 2020)
- 3 Lessons on Making the Jump to College (or Any New Life Phase) From STEM Leaders of Color (Technical.ly Baltimore, February 11, 2020)
- The Cybersecurity 202: Here’s Why NSA Rushed to Expose Dangerous Computer Bug (The Washington Post, February 6, 2020)
- NASA’s Plan to Stop an Asteroid Headed for Earth (Freethink, February 4, 2020)
- NASA Solar Probe Smashes Two Wild Records as It Approaches the Sun (CNET, February 3, 2020)
- Sponge-Like MOFs Harvest Water From Thin Air (The Engineer UK, February 3, 2020)
- Battling a Pandemic Is a Job for the Military (Bloomberg opinion, Janury 29, 2020)
- Home Star Stunner: Best Ever Images of Solar Surface Herald New Era (Scientific American, January 29, 2020)
- Digging into Earth’s History (JHU Hub, January 28, 2020)
- Listen to the Solar Wind with New Data From NASA’s Parker Solar Probe (Discover magazine, January 28, 2020)
- No to No First Use—For Now (Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, January 13, 2020)
- Scientists Made a Nearly Invincible Lithium-Ion Battery (Wired, January 10, 2020)
- Volcanoes on Venus Might Still Be Smoking (The New York Times, January 9, 2020)
- Fitness Trackers: Do They Work? (JHU Hub, January 8, 2020)
- NASA’s Parker Probe Spots Rogue Waves and Magnetic Islands on the Sun (Science News for Students, January 8, 2020)
2019
- After an Amazing Decade in Space, These are Humanity’s Top Achievements (Ars Technica, December 27, 2019)
- This Drone Will Fly on One of Saturn’s Moons. Here’s the Woman Leading the Mission (PBS NewsHour, December 26, 2019)
- One Brain, Two Bionic Arms (Experience, December 17, 2019)
- An Overdue Comparison of James Dolan and Daniel Snyder, the Presumptive Worst Owners in Sports (The Washington Post, December 15, 2019)
- Can 5G Replace Everybody’s Home Broadband? (Ars Technica, December 11, 2019)
- AR in Use: NASA’s Dragonfly Mission to Titan (Freethink, December 9, 2019)
- “The Perfect Dog”: UMPD’s K-9 Unit Mourns Chief, a Dependable Member of the Team (The Diamondback, December 9, 2019)
- Parker Probe Kicks Off a Golden Age for Solar Exploration (Nature, December 4, 2019)
- The Sun Keeps Getting Stranger, Dive-Bombing Solar Probe Shows (National Geographic, December 2019)
- NASA Data on Titan Confirms Earth-Like Qualities That Could Support Life (Voice of America, November 24, 2019)
- Could Weird Lunar Swirls Help People Settle the Moon? (Space.com, November 22, 2019)
- Deployed Marines Learn Additive Manufacturing From Carderock (NAVSEA News, November 20, 2019)
- This Maryland Cybersecurity Association Looks to Promote Prospects to Professionals (Technical.ly Baltimore, November 20, 2019)
- Meet What Could be the U.S. Navy’s Ultimate Weapon (As in a New Destroyer) (The National Interest, November 20, 2019)
- New ‘Smart Skin’ May Let You Reach Out and Virtually Touch -- Anyone (CNN.com, November 20, 2019)
- Meet Arrokoth: Ultima Thule, the Most Distant Object Ever Explored, Has a New Name (Scientific American, November 13, 2019)
- Proposed Interstellar Mission Reaches for the Stars, One Generation at a Time (Scientific American, November 12, 2019)
- Gel Polymer Electrolyte Cuts Risk of Battery Fires (Chemistry World, November 11, 2019)
- National Security Commission Warns Pentagon of Falling Hopelessly Behind in the AI Arms Race (Gizmodo, November 6, 2019)
- Report: The Government and Tech Need to Cooperate on AI (Wired, November 5, 2019)
- Prosthetic Improvements: Using Technology to Improve Amputees’ Experiences with Their Prosthetics (Finding Genius Podcast, November 4, 2019)
- Voyager 2’s Discoveries From Interstellar Space (The New York Times, November 4, 2019)
- NASA Is Getting Serious About an Interstellar Mission (Wired, October 31, 2019)
- On A Mission Podcast: Deflecting Disaster (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, October 29, 2019)
- DARPA Picks Teams for Virtual Air Combat Competition (DARPA News, October 21, 2019)
- Man Controls Two Prosthetic Arms with His Thoughts (Futurity, October 21, 2019)
- This Lithium-Ion Battery Won’t Catch Fire (Futurity, October 21, 2019)
- NASA’s Resilient Van Allen Probes Shut Down (Spaceflight Now, October 20, 2019)
- RIP, Van Allen Probes! NASA Ends 7-Year Mission to Explore Earth’s Radiation Belts (Space.com, October 18, 2019)
- First Bilateral Brain Implant Gives Paraplegic a Two-Handed Sense of Touch (New Atlas, October 16, 2019)
- Strange Sand Dunes on Titan Could Be Made by Cosmic Rays Hitting Ice (New Scientist, October 16, 2019)
- The US Military Is Trying to Read Minds (MIT Technology Review, October 16, 2019)
- Operations Leads Share Benefits, Dependencies and Decisions on Security Automation (GovernmentCIO Media & Research, October 9, 2019)
- DOD Reveals Four Broad Use Cases for Initial 5G Experimentation (Inside Defense, October 8, 2019)
- Next Demo of TACE Autonomous Drone Testing Software Expected in December (Inside Defense, October 7, 2019)
- Columbia Cyclists are ‘Spokes People’ for Lifelong Biking (The Baltimore Sun, October 2, 2019)
- Decoding the Boundary Layer at Hypersonic Speeds (Aerospace America, October 2019)
- Science Rules! Podcast with Bill Nye: Machine Smarts (Stitcher.com, October 2019)
- Johns Hopkins Mentorship Award Named After Late Council Bluffs Native Kim Strohbehn (Daily Nonpareil, Iowa; one-question survey required to view, September 25, 2019)
- Navy’s Sea Hunter USV Showcased in Major Project Demonstration (Sea Power, September 25, 2019)
- What’s Hotter Than the Surface of the Sun? The Solar Corona (Astronomy, September 25, 2019)
- Meet the Nuclear-Powered Self-Driving Drone NASA Is Sending to a Moon of Saturn (NPR, September 17, 2019)
- Tunnel 9 Personnel Provides Guidance for Hypersonic Experiment (Arnold Air Force Base News, September 16, 2019)
- Long After Historic Flybys, NASA’s New Horizons Is Still Pioneering Science in the Kuiper Belt (Space.com, September 11, 2019)
- NASA’s Record-Breaking Parker Solar Probe Aces 3rd Sun Flyby (Space.com, September 4, 2019)
- ‘The Most Terrifying Moments’: India Counts Down to Risky Moon Landing (Nature, September 3, 2019)
- Campaign to Stop Killer Robots ‘Unethical’ & ‘Immoral’: Bob Work (Breaking Defense, August 29, 2019)
- How the Pentagon Is Tackling Deepfakes as a National Security Problem (C4ISRNet, August 29, 2019)
- NASA Picks 2 Missions to Explore the Fundamental Nature of Space (Space.com, August 28, 2019)
- Lord: US to Take Over Turkish F-35 Parts (Air Force Magazine, August 26, 2019)
- The Strange Case of Missing Lightning at Venus (Space.com, August 26, 2019)
- Dragonfly Spacecraft to Scour the Sands of Titan for the Chemistry of Life (Smithsonian magazine, August 20, 2019)
- The Aging Spacecraft of Deep Space (The Atlantic, August 15, 2019)
- Will We Ever Control the World with Our Minds? (BBC, August 15, 2019)
- Parker Solar Probe Sends Back Images From its Orbits of the Sun (CNN, August 12, 2019)
- The Sun Produced a Powerful Interplanetary Shockwave—And It Shook the Whole Solar System (Newsweek, August 12, 2019)
- Maryland’s JHU APL, Sonatype Among Fast Company’s ‘Best Workplaces for Innovators’ (Technical.ly Baltimore, August 6, 2019)
- NASA’s Mission to ‘Touch the Sun’ Surprises During First Data Delivery (CNET, August 1, 2019)
- Navy Medicine Introduces Value-Based Health Care (Health Affairs Journal, August 2019)
- Q&A with David Blodgett, Chief Scientist at Johns Hopkins Applied Research Lab (IEEE Brain, August 2019)
- Facebook Is Working on Sci-Fi Tech That Would Let Users Type with Their Minds (Fortune, July 30, 2019)
- Sun’s Puzzling Plasma Recreated in a Laboratory (Quanta, July 29, 2019)
- TACE Lays Down Foundation for Future UAV Test Safety (USAF News, July 29, 2019)
- Facts About Saturn’s Rings, Moons and More (NBC Mach, July 22, 2019)
- Maryland Science Center Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Moon Landing (WBAL-TV, July 19, 2019)
- Sorry, You Won’t Be Hovering Over Paris Anytime Soon (The New York Times, July 18, 2019)
- Elon Musk’s Neuralink Seeks to Connect Human Brains with Computers (The Washington Post, July 17, 2019)
- A Few Things Artemis Will Teach Us About Living and Working on the Moon (NASA News, July 16, 2019)
- Interstellar Probe, a Mission Concept for NASA, Aims to Travel 93 Billion Miles Past the Sun (The Washington Post, July 16, 2019)
- A List of Postgraduate Resources for Minority Students Hits the Mark (Nature.com, June 26, 2019)
- DOD Unveils Plans for Contractor Cybersecurity Standards (Fed Scoop, June 14, 2019)
- Saturn’s Largest Moon Would Make an Unbelievable Vacation Spot (The Atlantic, June 14, 2019)
- Inside Scientists’ New Plan to Deflect Asteroids Away From Earth (NBC News, June 2, 2019)
- Artificial Intelligence: Power to the People (Ethics & International Affairs, June 2019)
- Decision Time — NASA’s New Frontiers (Aerospace America, June 2019)
- Applying AI Safety & Ethics Today (Future of Life, May 31, 2019)
- Navy Scientists, Engineers Collaborate at First NSWCDD Modeling and Simulation Summit (Navy News, May 31, 2019)
- If DARPA Has Its Way, AI Will Rule the Wireless Spectrum (IEEE Spectrum, May 28, 2019)
- Dr. Ralph Semmel of JHU Applied Physics Laboratory to Receive Honorary Degree and Deliver Commencement Address at Howard Community College (Howard Community College News, May 24, 2019)
- DARPA Funds Ambitious Brain-Machine Interface Program (IEEE Spectrum, May 21, 2019)
- Finding Ender: Exploring the Intersections of Creativity, Innovation, and Talent Management in the U.S. Armed Forces (National Defense University, May 20, 2019)
- Jeff Bezos Unveils Blue Moon Lunar Lander and Shares Updated Vision for Blue Origin (GeekWire, May 9, 2019)
- InSight Mars Lander Snaps Dusty Selfie on Red Planet (Space.com, May 8, 2019)
- 5 Questions with Kirby Runyon (Baltimore Style, May 2019)
- Howard Community College Graduates Share Advice for Future Students (The Baltimore Sun, May 2019)
- Photographers Show Off Harford Shelter Animals’ Best Sides to Get Them Adopted (The Baltimore Sun, May 2019)
- Persistent Engagement, Agreed Competition and Deterrence in Cyberspace (Lawfare, April 30, 2019)
- What If a Killer Asteroid Were Headed Toward Earth? NASA Plans to Find Out This Week (NBC News, April 29, 2019)
- The Pentagon Wants Your Thoughts About AI but May Not Listen (Wired, April 26, 2019)
- Christine Fox, Former Acting Deputy Defense Secretary, Talks to Howard Community College Students About Math (Howard County Times, April 25, 2019)
- How the Parker Solar Probe Survives Close Encounters with the Sun (IEEE Spectrum, April 25, 2019)
- Emerging Tech Needs Enough Runway to Take Off, Experts Say (GCN, April 17, 2019)
- Meteoroids Pelting the Moon Reveal Water Trapped in Its Soil (PBS/Nova, April 15, 2019)
- Saturn’s Moon Titan May Have ‘Phantom Lakes’ and Caves (Space.com, April 15, 2019)
- Scientists at Work: Teaching Robots to Think (Pew ‘After the Fact’ Podcast, April 12, 2019)
- ‘Scotland Road’ Finds Titanic Tale in Compelling, Murky Waters (The Baltimore Sun, April 12, 2019)
- Marines’ Abrams Tanks Successfully Perform with 3D-Printed Impellers (United Press International, April 8, 2019)
- Theatre Review: ‘Scotland Road’ at APL Drama Club (Maryland Theater Guide, April 8, 2019)
- How a Second Look at 40-Year-Old Studies Helped Explain Solar Wind (Popular Mechanics, April 6, 2019)
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Set for Second Approach to ‘Touch’ the Sun Thursday (Florida Today, April 3, 2019)
- Prototype High-Gain Antenna Being Tested for Europa Clipper (SpaceFlight Insider, April 3, 2019)
- Cyber Anvil, Persistent Cyber Training Environment Event, Provides Joint Force Training, Evaluation (Army News, April 1, 2019)
- How AI and Machine Learning Are Changing Prosthetics (MedTechDive, March 29, 2019)
- Kuiper Belt Dust May Be in Our Atmosphere (and NASA Labs) Right Now (Science News, March 27, 2019)
- ‘A Quick 5’ with Anne Marcotte, APL Drama Club’s ‘Scotland Road’ (Maryland Theater Guide, March 27, 2019)
- Pentagon Hopes to Have New Cybersecurity Standards for Contractors in 2020 (Fifth Domain, March 26, 2019)
- In the Sky and on the Ground, Collaboration Vital to DARPA’s CODE for Success (DARPA News, March 22, 2019)
- On Pluto, It’s Been Spring Since 1990 (The Atlantic, March 21, 2019)
- How Ultima Thule Is Like a Sticky, Pull-Apart Pastry (The New York Times, March 18, 2019)
- NC Astronaut Blasts Off for International Space Station Visit (WRAL-TV, March 14, 2019)
- Why Maryland Is Home of Cybersecurity Innovation (U.S. News and World Report, March 13, 2019)
- How Much Water May Be Tucked Away in Nearby Asteroids? (Space.com, March 11, 2019)
- Are Small Satellites the Solution for Space Weather Monitoring? (Space News, March 6, 2019)
- We Are About to See the First Mission to Defend Humanity Against Space (Irish Times, February 28, 2019)
- The Oversell and Undersell of Digital Health (Health Affairs, February 27, 2019)
- New Horizons Beams Back Its Clearest Images of Ultima Thule Yet (Gizmodo, February 23, 2019)
- Fatalities From Police Chases Climbing, Could Be Higher Than Records Indicate (McClatchy News, February 21, 2019)
- Tiny New Moon Discovered Around Neptune (The Washington Post, February 20, 2019)
- Solar Tadpole-Like Jets Seen with NASA’s IRIS Add New Clue to Age-Old Mystery (Science Daily, February 19, 2019)
- The ‘Dog Star’, the Brightest Star in the Night Sky, Will Go Dark on Monday for ‘First Time’ Ever (Forbes, February 14, 2019)
- We’d Be Lost without Them: Meet the Team That Runs GPS for the World (Telegraph UK, February 13, 2019)
- MindX, a Startup Developing Brain-Controlled Smartglasses, Names Julia Brown as CEO (Technical.ly Baltimore, February 13, 2019)
- Science Behind the Fiction: The Cyborgs of Alita Are on the Way (SyFy, February 13, 2019)
- Mysterious Space Object Ultima Thule Looks a ‘Giant Pancake’ and NASA Isn’t Sure Why (Fox News, February 11, 2019)
- New Pictures From NASA’s New Horizons Show a Pancaked Peanut (The Verge, February 9, 2019)
- The DART Mission: Learning How to Swat Dangerous Asteroids (Planetary Radio, February 5, 2019)
- NASA Mission Aims to Deflect Asteroid (NBC4-Washington, February 5, 2019)
- Comet-Blasted Star May Be a Rerun of the Solar System’s Birth (Scientific American, February 4, 2019)
- An Asteroid Could Destroy Humanity Like It Did Dinosaurs. A Hopkins Team Has a Plan to Save the World. (The Baltimore Sun, February 4, 2019)
- NASA Asks Johns Hopkins for Help Protecting Earth From Asteroids (WJZ-TV, February 4, 2019)
- OSIRIS-Rex Finds Rugged Terrain on Asteroid Bennu (Spaceflight Now, January 31, 2019)
- Once Around the Sun! NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Aces 1st Trip Around Our Star (Space.com, January 29, 2019)
- Blue Origin’s New Shepard Launches NASA Experiments, Aces Rocket Landing (Space.com, January 23, 2019)
- NASA Will Attempt to Knock an Asteroid Out of Orbit for the First Time in 2022 (Business Insider, January 22, 2019)
- Post-Apocalypse Now at Laurel Mill (The Baltimore Sun, January 17, 2019)
- Flying the Skies of Saturn’s Moon Titan (Planetary Radio, January 16, 2019)
- NASA May Decide This Year to Land a Drone on Saturn’s Moon Titan (Space.com, January 16, 2019)
- Atmospheric Mystery on Saturn’s Largest Moon (Scientific American, January 10, 2019)
- From Subs to Health IT: Johns Hopkins Lab Exec Revolutionizing Medicine with Engineering (Government CIO Podcast, January 9, 2019)
- Do Digital Tools Fail to Show Impact in High-Risk, High-Cost Populations? (Modern Healthcare, January 7, 2019 )
- Work & Danzig on New Approach to US Strategy (Defense and Aerospace Report, January 7, 2019)
- We Just Flew Past a Kuiper Belt Object. Here’s Why We Should Do It Again. (Space.com, January 7, 2019)
- How the U.S. Can Navigate an Ever-Scarier World (Bloomberg News Q&A, January 6, 2019)
- Humanity Will Slam a Spacecraft into an Asteroid in a Few Years to Help Save Us All (Space.com), January 2, 2019)
- NASA’s New Horizons Spacecraft Just Visited the Farthest Object Ever Explored (The Washington Post, January 1, 2019)
2018
- New Horizons Takes Photos of Ultima Thule , 4 Billion Miles Away (The New York Times, December 31, 2018)
- Johns Hopkins Leads Nation in Research Spending for 39th Consecutive Year (JHU Hub, December 17, 2018)
- The Parker Solar Probe Takes Its First Up-Close Look at the Sun (Science News, December 12, 2018)
- UNL Scientists, Drillers Look for Life Under Antarctic Ice Sheet (Lincoln Journal Star, December 4, 2018)
- The US Military Is Genetically Engineering New Life Forms to Detect Enemy Subs (Defense One, December 1, 2018)
- Key UAS Detect-and-Avoid System Tested Successfully in N.Y. (Unmanned Aerial Online, November 28, 2018)
- CODE Demonstrates Autonomy and Collaboration with Minimal Human Commands (DARPA News, November 19, 2018)
- China Is About to Visit Uncharted Territory on the Moon (Science News, November 11, 2018)
- NASA: Record-Breaking Parker Solar Probe Now Closer to the Sun Than Any Other Man-Made Object (Newsweek, October 30, 2018)
- NASA Probe Is Now Closest Ever Aircraft to the Sun, and It’s Getting Nearer (CNN, October 30, 2018)
- Emerging Advanced Cybersecurity Technology and Techniques in the U.S. Federal Government (Forbes, October 29, 2018)
- ‘It’s Going to Be Historic’: New Horizons Team Prepares for Epic Flyby of Ultima Thule (Space.com, October 25, 2018)
- A Slow Trip to a Hot Planet: Spacecraft Launches for Mission to Mercury (NPR, October 19, 2018)
- All Systems Go for Second-Ever Mission to Enter Mercury’s Orbit (Nature, October 15, 2018)
- IARPA Wants to Identify Criminals From Their Skin Cells (NextGov, October 15, 2018)
- Robotics Expert: Artificial Intelligence Will ‘Creep’ into People’s Everyday Lives (The Hill, October 12, 2018)
- New Horizons Sails Through ‘Final Exam’ Before Ultima Thule Encounter (Space.com, October 2, 2018)
- A Long-Term R&D Vision for Johns Hopkins Lab (Signal Magazine, October 1, 2018)
- Collision Course (Baltimore Magazine, October 2018)
- 60 Years of DARPA’s Favorite Toys (IEEE Spectrum, September 26, 2018)
- Albuquerque Kids Meet Scientists Who Sent First Spacecraft to Pluto (KRQE-TV, September 21, 2018)
- ‘Everything About This Flyby Is Tougher’: New Horizons Just Over 100 Days From Ultima Thule (Planetary Society, September 19, 2018)
- The Next War Might Include Mind-Controlled Drones (Military Times, September 19, 2018)
- Cassini’s Last View of Saturn Moon Shows Fabulous Methane Lakes (Fox News, September 17, 2018)
- 2 Bear Sightings Documented by Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab (Columbia Patch, September 14, 2018)
- Mission to Slam Spacecraft into Asteroid Has Begun Final Design and Construction (Gizmodo, September 13, 2018)
- MDA: Space-based Kill Assessment Constellation Nearly in Place, Set to Deliver New Capability (Inside Defense, September 11, 2018)
- New Reasons Why Pluto Should Be Considered a Planet After All (Universe Today, September 9, 2018)
- DOE, Industry to Prepare Cyber Emergency Plans (Energy News, September 5, 2018)
- Army Robot Can Get Itself Up After It Falls Down (Fox News, August 29, 2018)
- NASA’s New Horizons Spacecraft Takes First Picture of Distant Rock It Will Visit (The New York Times, August 29, 2018)
- Smarter Every Day: Parker Solar Probe (YouTube, August 24, 2018)
- NASA Probe From Johns Hopkins Lab Rockets Toward Sun for Closest Look Yet (The Baltimore Sun, August 12, 2018)
- NASA to Send Probe Closer to Sun Than Ever Before (CBS News, August 10, 2018)
- Can Parker Solar Probe Take the Heat? (JHU Hub, August 6, 2018)
- The Spacecraft Engineering Required to “Touch the Sun” (Popular Mechanics, August 6, 2018)
- Building a Probe That Will Survive a Trip to the Sun (NPR, July 31, 2018)
- How the Parker Probe Was Built to Survive Close Encounters with the Sun (Science News, July 31, 2018)
- Mentor Group Takes Florida Space Trip (Tidewater, VA, News, June 30, 2018)
- Researchers Explore AI’s Potential to Analyze Medical Images (Radiology Business, June 29, 2018)
- ‘Electronic Skin’ Developed at Johns Hopkins Allows Amputees to Feel Sensations in Prosthetic Hands (The Baltimore Sun, July 25, 2018)
- Parker Solar Probe Will ‘Shake’ Hands with the Sun, Thanks to Small Push From Venus (PBS NewsHour, July 20, 2018)
- Our Future with Intelligent Systems (It’s Better Than You Think) (TEDx Talk, July 19, 2018)
- Biodefense World Summit Coverage – Biodetection Technologies (Contagion Live, July 13, 2018)
- Death-Defying NASA Mission Will Make Humanity’s Closest Approach to the Sun (Nature, July 4, 2018)
- NASA Develops Plan to Defend Earth From Asteroids (Hearst TV, July 4, 2018)
- Johns Hopkins AI, Machine Learning Image Analysis May Reduce Risk of Blindness (Health Imaging, July 3, 2018)
- Ingredients for Life Discovered Gushing Out of Saturn’s Moon (The Washington Post, June 27, 2018)
- Japan’s Hayabusa2 Spacecraft Nears Its Target, the Asteroid Ryugu (Scientific American, June 26, 2018)
- Cool Digs: Inside APL’s Intelligent Systems Center – Security Clearance Required (Baltimore Business Journal, June 25, 2018)
- My Father, the Chemist, Teaches Anatomy (Scientific American, June 13, 2018)
- NASA Probe’s Next Target May Reveal Solar System’s Origins (Salon.com, June 12, 2018)
- Hacking the Brain’s Code (Wall Street Journal “Future of Everything” Podcast, June 6, 2018)
- New Horizons Pluto Probe Wakes Up, on Course for New Year’s Day Flyby (CBS News, June 5, 2018)
- The First Person to Live with a Mind-Controlled Robotic Arm Is Teaching Himself Piano (Quartz, June 5, 2018)
- Dunes on Pluto Made of Tiny Frozen Grains of Methane (The Baltimore Sun, June 1, 2018)
- Pluto Dune Mystery Challenges Scientists’ Frame of Reference (Christian Science Monitor, June 1, 2018)
- Helicopters Are Coming to a Planet Near You (The Atlantic, May 15, 2018)
- How Asteroids May Have Brought Water to Earth (The New York Times, May 15, 2018)
- How NASA Will Look for Geysers (and Life) on Europa (Wired, May 14, 2018)
- The Solar System’s Icy Secret Keeper (The Atlantic, May 14, 2018)
- NASA to Send 1.1 Million People’s Names to the Sun (The Atlantic, May 1, 2018)
- New Book Conveys Details and Flavor of First Mission to Pluto (EoS, May 1, 2018)
- Stunning Scientists, NASA’s Only Moon Rover Just Got Canceled (The Washington Post, April 28, 2018)
- Spirited Comedy, Courtesy of APL Scientists (Howard County Times, April 19, 2018)
- Key Democrat Fighting Plan to Slash Pentagon Agencies (Defense News, April 18, 2018)
- Solar Probe Arrives in Florida (Florida Today, April 10, 2018)
- These Seafaring Robots Will Search for Life Across the Solar System (Popular Science, April 6, 2018)
- Space Scientists Have Big Plans to Avert an Asteroid Apocalypse (NBC News, April 6, 2018)
- ‘Traffic Jam’ From Collapsing Ring May Have Carved Saturn Moon (Space.com, April 6, 2018)
- Former NASA Scientist to Lead National Air and Space Museum (The Washington Post, April 5, 2018)
- So Hot, It’s Cool: Record-Breaking Sun Probe Nearly Ready for Launch (Space.com, April 4, 2018)
- More Synthetic Data Needed to Improve AI (National Defense, March 30, 2018)
- NASA to Send Spacecraft into Sun’s Atmosphere (CBS This Morning, March 29, 2018)
- Parker Solar Probe to Get Closer to the Sun Than Ever Before (WBAL TV, March 29, 2018)
- NASA’s New Parker Probe Will Skim the Sun’s Surface (Wired, March 28, 2018)
- Return to Titan (New Scientist, March 24, 2018)
- The Army Battery You Can Cut in Half and Still Use (C4ISRNet, March 16, 2018)
- SXSW 2018: How NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Was Engineered to Take the Heat (IEEE Spectrum, March 10, 2018)
- U.S. Scientists Plot Return to the Moon’s Surface (Nature, March 6, 2018)
- Parker Solar Probe Space Environment Testing (WJLA TV, February 26, 2018)
- MPT Direct Connection: Launch Capabilities and Space Exploration (Maryland Public Television, February 12, 2018)
- New Horizons Spacecraft, Controlled From Md. Lab, Sends Back Farthest Photos Ever Taken (WJZ Channel 13, February 12, 2018)
- NASA’s Long-Dead IMAGE Satellite May Be Alive (Science, January 26, 2018)
- Bob Work Has an Idea to Improve AI (C4ISRNet, January 24, 2018)
- Parker Solar Probe Will Get Closer to the Sun Than Anything Ever Before (The Washington Post, January 22, 2018)
- NASA’s Mission to the Sun Undergoes Space Testing (Newsweek, January 17, 2018)
- Artificial Intelligence to Sort Through ISR Data Glut (NDIA Magazine, January 16, 2018)
- Three Minutes of Microgravity Is Worth the Cost of a Small House, If You’re a Scientist (Quartz, January 12, 2018)
- How to Conquer Titan with a Nuclear Quad Octocopter (IEEE Spectrum, January 8, 2018)
- Scientific Ballooning Takes Off (Nature, January 4, 2018)
- Next Christmas in the Kuiper Belt (Space Review, January 2, 2018)
2017
- NASA Readies ‘Europa Clipper’ Mission to Jupiter’s Frozen Moon (Forbes, December 31, 2017)
- NASA Advances Missions to Land a Flying Robot on Titan or Snatch a Piece of a Comet (The Washington Post, December 20, 2017)
- University of Sydney Develops Quantum Trick to Block Background Sensor ‘Chatter’ (ZDNet, December 19, 2017)
- Surprise! New Horizons Probe’s Next Flyby Target Has at Least One Moon (Space.com, December 18, 2017)
- A ‘Century’ of IAMD Warfare Tactics Instructors (Navy News, December 12, 2017)
- Former Pentagon Leader Calls for More Investment in Cloud Computing (National Defense magazine, December 12, 2017)
- TEDx Talk: Don’t Let the Brushback Pitch Take You Out of the Game (TEDx, December 12, 2017)
- Four Planetary Landscapes That Scientists Can’t Explain (Eos, December 11, 2017)
- Why Incoming Asteroids Shouldn’t Keep You Up at Night (Christian Science Monitor, December 11, 2017)
- 7 Surprising Facts About Pluto (Mental Floss, December 5, 2017)
- Innovative Tech Helps AMO Combat Smugglers (U.S. Customs and Border Protection, December 2017)
- Inside Look at New Technology to Protect Bus, Train Stations (Good Morning America, December 2017)
- 7 Shining Facts About the Sun (Mental Floss, November 27, 2017)
- Beautiful Saturn: Cassini Team Unveils Farewell Photo of Ringed Planet (Space.com, November 22, 2017)
- These 4 Scientists and Engineers Under 40 Were Behind Big Breakthroughs (Technical.ly Baltimore, November 20, 2017)
- Women in Tech: 25 Profiles in Persistence (EE Times, November 20, 2017)
- Scientists Develop Safer, More Durable Lithium-Ion Battery That Can Operate Under Extreme Conditions (Tech Xplore, November 16, 2017)
- NASA Expands Podcast Selections with New Science Series (NASA press release, November 15, 2017)
- What the Heck Is an Engineer Anyway? (Science, November 15, 2017)
- Curiosity Rover Uses Color Detectors While Climbing Ridge on Mars (Space.com, November 7, 2017)
- Russell E. Gingras, Former Chief of Staff at Applied Physics Laboratory, Dies (The Baltimore Sun, November 5, 2017)
- Pentagon Nominee Griffin: Procurement a ‘Mess,’ U.S. Losing Edge in Aviation, Space (Space News, October 28, 2017)
- DSS Physical Security R&D: A Tradition of Protection and Innovation (U.S. Department of State News, October 23, 2017)
- Mysterious Particles Spotted in Saturn’s Atmosphere (Nature, October 18, 2017)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory Breaks Ground on New Building (The Baltimore Sun, October 17, 2017)
- Plutonium Supply for NASA Missions Faces Long-Term Challenges (Space News, October 10, 2017)
- Solar Probe Will Approach Sun Closer Than Any Prior Spacecraft (Eos, October 4, 2017)
- The Mysterious Bright Spots on Ceres May Have a Common Origin (New Scientist, October 2, 2017)
- Course Corrector (Aerospace America, October 2017)
- NASA Spacecraft to ‘Touch the Sun’ (WTTG-Fox 5, September 25, 2017)
- Families Affected by Cancer Spend ‘Sundays at the Park’ with Orioles (Howard County Times, September 21, 2017)
- Europe Urged to Reconsider Pullout From ‘Armageddon’ Asteroid Mission (Phys.org, September 20, 2017)
- Back to Saturn? Five Missions Proposed to Follow Cassini (The New York Times, September 15, 2017)
- Snapshot: S&T and the Pentagon Are Changing K-9 Bomb Detection (U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology News, September 12, 2017)
- China’s Delayed Moon Mission Sparks Debate over Lunar Samples (Scientific American, September 11, 2017)
- UVA Tests New Dummy, Aiming to Make Vehicles Safer for Soldiers (UVAToday, September 11, 2017)
- Inspired by Nature: Flying Fish Amphibious Drone Can Soar in the Sky and Swim in Water (International Business Times, September 8, 2017)
- Jupiter’s Vividly Glowing Auroras Have a Mysterious Power Source (The Verge, September 6, 2017)
- Program Uses Virtual Reality, Artificial Limbs to ‘CONVEY’ the Power of STEM (Seapower, September 6, 2017)
- New Source of Jupiter’s Aurora Discovered (CNN tech video, September 2017)
- Inspiring a New, Lower-Cost Prosthesis (JHU Engineering, August 28, 2017)
- Johns Hopkins Team Trials Free-Space Optical Communications at Sea (Lightwave, August 28, 2017)
- This Probe Might Investigate the Mysterious Ocean of Saturn’s Biggest Moon (Gizmodo, August 24, 2017)
- Making Genuine Healthcare Interoperability Possible (Oliver Wyman Health, August 23, 2017)
- Water Ice Found Near Mars’s Equator Could Entice Colonists and Life-Seekers (Science, August 16, 2017)
- First Coast Guard Minotaur Aircraft Conducts Search and Rescue (U.S. Coast Guard News, August 14, 2017)
- The Loyal Engineers Steering NASA’s Voyager Probes Across the Universe (The New York Times, August 3, 2017)
- NASA Gets Ready to Punch an Asteroid in 2022 with DART Mission (HowStuffWorks, August 3, 2017)
- 6 Riveting Facts About Mars (Mental Floss, August 3, 2017)
- DHS S&T Announces Commercialization of REnigma Malware Reverse-Engineering Tool (U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate press release, August 2, 2017)
- Snapshot: S&T Works with NYPD to Test Communication Systems for Public Safety Use (U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate, August 1, 2017)
- Executive Spotlight: Interview with Aili Kujawa, Director of Talent Services for Johns Hopkins APL (ExecutiveBiz, July 26, 2017)
- NASA’s Mission to ‘Touch’ the Sun (TWiT, July 22, 2017)
- Need a Hand? These Advanced New Bomb Disposal Robots Can Help with That (Task and Purpose, July 21, 2017)
- The Mysterious Origins of Mars’s Trailing Asteroids (The Atlantic, July 18, 2017)
- Marine Corps’ Acquisition Command Ensures 3-D Parts Are Safe, Certified (U.S. Marine Corps Systems Command, July 13, 2017)
- NASA Plans for Its Next Wave of Martian Robots (Inverse, July 11, 2017)
- Artificial Stupidity: Learning to Trust Artificial Intelligence (Sometimes) (Breaking Defense, July 5, 2017)
- NASA Is Moving Ahead with an Ambitious Plan to Deflect an Asteroid (Gizmodo, July 4, 2017)
- The Extraordinary Story of the Man Who’s Getting the Most Advanced Robotic Arm in the World (Quartz, July 2017)
- The Robust Cooling System of a NASA Spacecraft Flying Into the Sun’s Atmosphere (Popular Mechanics, June 27, 2017)
- ACSS Among Teams Advancing Collision Avoidance for Unmanned Aircraft (AIN Online, June 15, 2017)
- NASA Record-Breaking Sun-Surfing Mission, Explained in Gifs (Motherboard, June 15, 2017)
- How Facebook’s Telepathic Texting Is Supposed to Work (Fox Business/Wall Street Journal, June 11, 2017)
- Hopkins Scientists Readying Mission to Touch the Sun (The Baltimore Sun, June 9, 2017)
- New Technology for First Responders Tested at the Gorge (Everett, Washington, Herald, June 8, 2017)
- Snapshot: S&T Helps Explosive Detection Canine Teams get REDDI (Department of Homeland Security, June 7, 2017)
- Director of Typing-by-Brain Project Discusses How Facebook Will Get Inside Your Head (IEEE Spectrum, June 5, 2017)
- GEOINT 2017: Academic Innovation (Trajectory magazine, June 4, 2017)
- Military Kids Use Virtual, Augmented Reality to STEMulate Learning (Defense Video Imagery Distribution System, June 3, 2017)
- Rocketing to the Sun and Its Flaming Secrets (The New York Times, June 3, 2017)
- Artificial Stupidity: When Artificial Intelligence + Human = Disaster (Breaking Defense, June 2, 2017)
- Topsail Island’s Experimental Missile Testing Program (Public Radio East, June 2, 2017)
- The New Moon (Physics Today, June 2017)
- NASA’s New Sun Probe Could Help Avert Solar Storm Catastrophe (NBC News, May 31, 2017)
- NASA Plans to Launch a Probe Next Year to ‘Touch The Sun’ (NPR, May 31, 2017)
- War without Fear: DepSecDef Work on How Al Changes Conflict (Breaking Defense, May 31, 2017)
- Local Groundbreaking Research Includes Artificial Limbs (Federal News Radio, May 29, 2017)
- In Urgent Request, US Special Ops Adds 350 Kamikaze Drones to Fight ISIS (Defense One, May 18, 2017)
- We Might Have a New Way to Push Back Space Radiation (Universe Today, May 17, 2017)
- Countering ‘Little Green Men’: Pentagon Special Ops Studies Russia ‘Gray Zone’ Conflict (Defense News, May 15, 2017)
- New Communication Technology Tested Aboard Cape May – Lewes Ferry Vessel (Cape May County Herald, May 10, 2017)
- Titan Ripe for Drone Invasion (Universe Today, May 5, 2017)
- Want a True Bionic Limb? Good Luck without Machine Learning (Wired, May 3, 2017)
- ‘Dragonfly’ Drone Could Explore Saturn Moon Titan (Space.com, April 25, 2017)
- Facebook Has a Plan to Let You Type with Your Brain (USA Today, April 19, 2017)
- NASA’s New Horizons Probe Is Taking a Long Nap as It Prepares to Meet Up with a Distant Icy Space Rock (The Verge, April 11, 2017)
- Humanity Will ‘Touch the Sun’ with the Fastest Spacecraft Ever Made (Motherboard, April 8, 2017)
- Minotaur Mission System to Be Added to P-8 in Increment 3 Upgrade (Seapower magazine, April 5, 2017)
- Couple Gives New Life to Columbia Founder James Rouse’s Former Home (The Baltimore Sun, April 4, 2017)
- ACSS, NASA Plan UAS Collision Avoidance Flight Tests This Summer (UAS Magazine, March 30, 2017)
- Ringo Is a Beatle, Hawaii Is a State—Why Isn’t Pluto a Planet? (Scientific American, March 29, 2017)
- Enigmatic Plumes From Saturn’s Moon Caused by Cosmic Collision (New Scientist, March 24, 2017)
- NASA Selects CubeSat, SmallSat Mission Concept Studies (NASA press release, March 22, 2017)
- City Schools Education Foundation Announces CORE Awards, Banquet (The Greeneville Sun [Tennessee], March 21, 2017)
- Electrified Sand Could Explain Titan’s Odd Backward-Facing Dunes (New Scientist, March 21, 2017)
- Charleston Rocket Scientist’s Outer Space Photos (The Post and Courier [Charleston, South Carolina], March 18, 2017)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Celebrates 75 Years of Bold Innovation (JHU Hub, March 16, 2017)
- APL Celebrates 75 Years (WJZ-TV, March 10, 2017)
- Saturn’s Titan Moon May Offer a Glimpse of Life as We Don’t Know It (Seeker.com; March 9, 2017)
- Monitoring System Could Allow Multiple Experiments to Be Flown Together (Aerotech News, March 3, 2017)
- Martian Winds Carved Giant Mountain in Red Planet’s Gale Crater (Space.com, March 1, 2017)
- NASA’s Audacious Europa Missions Are Getting Closer to Reality (The Planetary Society blog, February 21, 2017)
- Cool Jobs: Probing Pluto (Science News for Students, February 16, 2017)
- After 15 Years, SABER on TIMED Still Breaks Ground From Space (NASA, February 13, 2017)
- How NASA Is Planning to Touch the Sun (Popular Science, February 14, 2017)
- How Systems Engineering Can Help Fix Health Care (Harvard Business Review, February 9, 2017)
- Tiny Satellites, Big Impact: NASA’s Next-gen Approach to Studying Earth’s Climate (Laboratory Equipment magazine, February 7, 2017)
- Carderock, Microsoft, APL Meet to Discuss Augmented Reality Opportunities (Navy News, January 31, 2017)
- Discovery’s ‘The Dark Side of the Sun’ Takes a Look at How Scientists Are Working to Understand Our Brightest Star and Protect Against Its Potential to Devastate Modern Civilization (Discovery Channel, January 30, 2017)
- Hit Threatening Asteroids’ Bright Spots to Deflect Them (New Scientist, January 25, 2017)
- Microsoft’s HoloLens Joins the Military (GeekWire, January 23, 2017)
- New Horizons Probe Moves Beyond Pluto to Its Next Adventure (NBCNews.com, January 23, 2017)
- Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Developing Instruments for NASA Asteroid Missions (WJZ-TV 13, January 9, 2017
- Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Teams to Develop Instruments for Asteroid-Bound NASA Missions (The Baltimore Sun, January 8, 2017)
2016
- Kansan Launches Space Career, Spacecraft Through Solar System Past Pluto (Topeka Capital-Journal, December 30, 2016)
- Johns Hopkins, APL to Partner with Facebook’s R&D Team (Baltimore Business Journal, December 28, 2016)
- NASA’s Europa Lander May Drill to Find Pristine Samples on Icy Moon (Space.com, December 26, 2016)
- Imaging the Near-Earth Space Environment (SPIE News, December 20, 2016)
- Data From New Horizons Reveal Pluto and Charon Are Anything But Dead Balls of Rock (JHU Hub, December 20, 2016)
- How to Make Donald Trump’s Phone Safe (Defense One, December 16, 2016)
- Watch These Self-Driving Boats Get in Formation (Technical.ly Baltimore, December 14, 2016)
- New Amputation Procedure Offers Promise (CNN, November 22, 2016)
- ActiveCyber Interview with Mr. Curtis Dukes – Deputy National Manager for National Security Systems at NSA (ActiveCyber.net, November 15, 2016)
- NASA to Launch ‘Swarms’ of Small, Earth-Observing Satellites (Space.com, November 8, 2016)
- Why is Pluto ‘Leaking’ X-Rays? Astronomers Baffled by Emissions From the Dwarf Planet (Daily Mail, November 7, 2016)
- 15 Months Later, Last of New Horizons Data From Pluto Reaches Earth (WJZ-TV Baltimore, October 31, 2016)
- How NASA Got Every Last Piece of Pluto Data Down From New Horizons (Wired, October 31, 2016)
- Future Asteroid Miners Seek Solid Space Rock Plan (Seeker, October 27, 2016)
- Icy Heart Could Be Key to Pluto’s Strange Geology (Nature, October 21, 2016)
- Keep Calm and Go to Pluto (Design News, October 18, 2016)
- Brain Implant Restores Sense of Touch to Paralyzed Man (NPR, October 12, 2016)
- On 110th birthday, Prof. C.K. Jen Gets a Hometown Honor (Asia Times, October 7, 2016)
- Elon Musk’s Path to Mars Begins with Red Dragon (Science, September 27, 2016)
- Hubble Telescope Zooms in on Comet’s Death Throes (Scientific American, September 19, 2016)
- Brain-Machine Interfaces Could Redefine “Disability” (Washington Post Live [video], September 16, 2016)
- Pluto Has a Comet-Like Tail, X-Rays (Forbes, September 14, 2016)
- Successful F-35, SM-6 Live Fire Test Points to Expansion in NIFC-CA, Networked Naval Warfare (USNI News, September 13, 2016)
- US Navy’s New Super Stealth Destroyer Zumwalt Prepares to Test Weapons Systems (The National Interest, September 5, 2016)
- Giant Ice Volcano Spotted on Dwarf Planet Ceres (Nature, September 1, 2016)
- ECBC Tests Chemical, Biological Sensor Integration in Utah Desert (U.S. Army news, August 31, 2016)
- Tech Leaders Speak at Think Big Festival (Coeur d’Alene Press, August 28, 2016)
- Zika Is Just the First Front in the 21st-Century Biowar (Foreign Policy, August 24, 2016)
- Watch This Mind-Controlled Bionic Arm Touch and Feel (Motherboard, August 18, 2016)
- We’re About to Get Prosthetics That Can Not Only Move for You but Feel for You (Quartz, August 18, 2016)
- NASA to Map Asteroid Bennu From the Ground Up (Space Daily, August 15, 2016)
- Van Allen Probes Catch Rare Glimpse of Supercharged Radiation Belt (Science Daily, August 15, 2016)
- Newest P-8A Poseidon Upgrade Includes ‘Minotaur’ Software (FlightGlobal, August 11, 2016)
- SpectraRep Honored by Homeland Security for Collaboration (Government Security News, August 10, 2016)
- Pluto Mission Manager Talks Pluto Fly-By, Space Exploration (Wisconsin Public Radio, August 9, 2016)
- Nonprofit Champions Against Cancer Works to Help Kids of Cancer Patients (Howard Magazine/The Baltimore Sun, August 3, 2016)
- Martian Gully Theory Doesn’t Hold Water, Study Finds (Los Angeles Times, July 29, 2016)
- Troubled Japanese Space Agency Seeks Fresh Start (Nature, July 29, 2016)
- Ama Romaine Named General Counsel at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (Inside Counsel, July 25, 2016)
- Should We Be Protecting Historic Sites in Space? (PRI/Science Friday, July 24, 2016)
- Next-Generation Prosthetics Aim to Rewire the Brain and the Body (STAT, July 13, 2016)
- Tiny Microchips Enable Extreme Science (NASA News, July 12, 2016)
- Hopkins Scientists Helping Juno Mission Explore Mysteries of Jupiter’s Auroras, Magnetic Field (The Baltimore Sun, July 8, 2016)
- NATO Takes Over U.S.-Built Aegis Ashore Missile Shield, Amid Russian Suspicion (Reuters, July 8, 2016)
- Air and Missile Defense Radar Being Readied for Tests (Defense News, July 7, 2016)
- Johns Hopkins Develops IRiS Remote Control Inspection System (Railway Gazette, July 7, 2016)
- Dept. of Justice Wants Drones to Try Reconstructing Car Crashes (Nextgov, July 5, 2016)
- Destination Jupiter: What to Expect During the Juno Mission (WBFF-TV, July 5, 2016)
- Juno’s Triumphant Night (The Atlantic, July 5, 2016)
- The Arc Honors APL, Others for Championing People with Disabilities (The Business Monthly, July 5, 2016)
- NASA’s Juno and JEDI Prepare to Unlock the Mysteries of Jupiter (Phys.org, July 1, 2016)
- Hoyos Labs Names Dr. John Callahan as Chief Technology Officer (PR Newswire, June 30, 2016)
- Johns Hopkins APL’s Instrument Aboard Lockheed-Built Spacecraft Seeks to Study Jupiter’s Aurora Formation (ExecutiveBiz, June 30, 2016)
- Researchers Make Drones Crash on Purpose to Expose Design Flaws (Claims Journal, June 28, 2016)
- Present Day Pluto Likely Has Subsurface Ocean; Moons Covered in Water Ice (Spaceflight Insider, June 23, 2016)
- Johns Hopkins APL Invests in Sensor R&D Project to Provide Tactical Data for Submariners (ExecutiveBiz, June 22, 2016)
- New Stamps Commemorate APL Space Missions to Pluto, Mercury (JHU Hub, June 13, 2016)
- MDA Optimizing Aegis for New Air and Missile Defense Radar-Equipped Flight III Destroyers (Inside Defense, June 8, 2016)
- Johns Hopkins APL to Use Virtual Reality for Prosthetics Education of Wounded Warriors’ Children (ExecutiveBiz, June 7, 2016)
- Morristown-Beard School in Team Morris Township Wins CRISM/Mars Science Competition (Morris NewsBee, June 4, 2016)
- To Protect Soldiers From Bombs, Military Scientists Build a Better Dummy (The New York Times, May 30, 2016)
- Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block IB Threat Upgrade Guided Missile Tested (U.S. Navy YouTube channel, May 29, 2016)
- Security Expert Speaks at Memorial Day Service (The Daily Item, May 29, 2016)
- Who ‘Created’ Planetary Science? (Air & Space, May 25, 2016)
- Figuring York County: Think Your Commute Is Long? Ask Folks From Shrewsbury (York Daily Record, May 23, 2016)
- View From Mars Hill: Celebrated Space Scientist to Speak at Lowell Gala (Arizona Daily Sun, May 21, 2016)
- Powerful Pitches: Sailors Share Ideas to Improve Navy during S&T Challenge (Navy News Service, May 20, 2016)
- Aegis BMD System Completes Successful Tracking of Medium-Range Ballistic Missile Target (Missile Defense Agency News, May 17, 2016)
- CNO: US Navy Needs Foreign Help Against Russia, China, ISIS, Iran (Defense One, May 15, 2016)
- Aegis Ashore Certified for Operations (CNN, May 12, 2016)
- Book Review: Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates (Center for International Maritime Security, May 12, 2016)
- DARPA’s Mind-Controlled Robotic Arm Does Everything (Army News Service, May 11, 2016)
- Award-Winning Student Sara Kouroupis Encourages Girls to Follow STEM Passions (U.S. News & World Report, May 10, 2016)
- Gorgeous New Mercury Maps Showcase Planet’s Striking Features (Space.com, May 9, 2016)
- Navy’s New Jammer Passes Critical Design Review: SEWIP Block III (Breaking Defense, May 9, 2016)
- Mercury Is About to Pass in Front of the Sun, and It Should Be Incredible to Watch (The Washington Post, May 6, 2016)
- New Horizons Sets Sights on Next Target, a Mysterious Object at Solar System’s Edge (The Baltimore Sun, May 6, 2016)
- Innovative Approach Leads to Textbook, and Increased Productivity, at APL (The Business Monthly, May 2, 2016)
- Q&A with American Industrial Hygiene Association President Daniel H. Anna (EHS Today, April 29, 2016)
- No Wall, But More High-Tech Gear, Fencing Sought by U.S. Border Agents (Reuters, April 28, 2016)
- U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Hosted Payload Delayed Until Mid-2017 (SpaceNews, April 21, 2016)
- 8 Cyber Security Technologies DHS Is Trying to Commercialize (Network World, April 15, 2016)
- NASA Exposes Students to Out-of-this-World Experience (WBAL-TV, April 15, 2016)
- The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Honored by Department of Defense for Extraordinary Support (Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, April 14, 2016)
- MDA Putting New, Distributed Sensor Network on Orbit for Kill Assessment Experiment (Inside Defense, April 13, 3016)
- How Biology Is Inspiring the Next Generation of Cybersecurity (Gigaom, April 12, 2016)
- Carroll County 8th Graders Get Hands-on Experience as Engineers (WMAR-TV2, April 8, 2016)
- Credential Exchange Enabled on DHS Info Sharing Network (GCN, April 8, 2016)
- MSP Trains Next Generation of Bomb-Sniffing Dogs (WBAL-TV, March 31, 2016)
- Rover Reveals Puzzling Sand Dunes on Mars (Science, March 30, 2016)
- The NATO Conversation We Should Be Having (CNN, March 25, 2016)
- Flying Drone Can Hide Underwater for Months Like a Nuclear Submarine (Gizmodo, March 18, 2016)
- What We’ve Learned About Pluto (The New York Times, March 17, 2016)
- NASA Selects Proposals to Build Better Solar Technologies for Deep Space Missions (NASA, March 14, 2016)
- Scientist Alice Bowman: ‘I Never Felt Limited in What I Could Do’ (Australian Financial Review, March 11, 2016)
- In the Age of Cybercrime, the Best Insurance May Be Analog (Bloomberg, March 10, 2016)
- Scientists Reveal the Secret Behind Mercury’s Unusually Dark Surface (The Washington Post, March 7, 2016)
- Naval EOD School Gets SMART (U.S. Navy News, March 4, 2016)
- APL Named One of World’s Most Innovative Companies in Healthcare (Fast Company, March 2016)
- Glenwood Middle School Students Get Look Inside NASA Mission (The Baltimore Sun, February 29, 2016)
- Hopkins Program Uses STEM to Teach Space to Middle Schoolers (WJZ-TV, February 26, 2016)
- Data Downlink (Johns Hopkins Engineering magazine, Winter 2016)
- This High-Tech Prosthetic Works with a Game-Controller Sold on Amazon (Fast Company/Exist, January 29, 2016)
- DHS S&T Twitter Chat Details Datacasting Pilots (Mission Critical Communications, January 28, 2016)
- Researchers Use Myo Muscle-Sensing Wearable for Prosthetics (Engadget, January 18, 2016)
- A Titanium Arm From Hopkins Is Almost Better Than The Real Thing (Baltimore Fishbowl, January 13, 2016)
- Groundbreaking Prosthetic Attaches to Implant in Patient’s Bone (Daily Mail, January 13, 2016)
- Researchers Advance Autonomous ISR Technology (AFCEA Signal, January 1, 2016)
2015
- Year in Review: Pluto Unveiled as a World Like No Other (ScienceNews, December 26, 2015)
- 26 Innovations That Improved the World in 2015 (Mashable, December 20, 2015)
- NASA’s MMS Delivers Promising Initial Results (NASA TV, December 17, 2015)
- Curiosity Rover Reaches Martian Sand Dunes (Spaceflight Now, December 13, 2015)
- Building the Modern ‘Bionic Man’ Is No Longer Sci-Fi (CNBC, December 12, 2015)
- Saving NASA’s STEREO-B: The 189-million-mile Road to Recovery (NASA TV, December 11, 2015)
- Mysterious White Spot on Dwarf Planet Explained (USA Today, December 9, 2015)
- Top Workplaces 2015: It’s Easier to Make a Difference in Smalltimore (The Baltimore Sun, December 2, 2015)
- Unlocking the Code (Youth Today, December 2, 2015)
- Datacasting in 100 Seconds (FirstResponder.gov, December 2015)
- NASA Solar Probe Will Touch the Sun (Forbes, November 30, 2015)
- Lunar Impact Site of Apollo 16 Rocket Stage Found (Inside Outer Space, November 26, 2015)
- New Horizons Flight Controller, Penn State Alumna to Speak Dec. 1 (Penn State News, November 25, 2015)
- A Tiny Pill Monitors Vital Signs From Deep Inside the Body (NPR, November 23, 2015)
- Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) (Future Planetary Exploration, November 22, 2015)
- Curiosity to Check Out Dark and ‘Active’ Mars Dunes (Discovery News, November 18, 2015)
- Mikulski Vows to Balance NASA Science and Exploration Funding (SpaceNews, November 17, 2015)
- Study Suggests New Approach for Targeting WEA Alerts (Emergency Management, November 15, 2015)
- This Guy Has a Thought-Controlled Robotic Arm (Bloomberg Business, November 12, 2015)
- Detecting Dust Devils with Insight (The Planetary Society, November 11, 2015)
- Peeking at Pluto and Beyond (The Institute, November 6, 2015)
- Out-of-the-Box Solutions Highlight 2015 Security Innovation Award Winners (Security InfoWatch, November 4, 2015)
- New Horizons Fires Thrusters Toward New Frontier in Outer Solar System (The Baltimore Sun, November 4, 2015)
- A Roundup of Dust Devil Research (The Planetary Society, November 2, 2015)
- NASA Eyes Torpedo Tech as an Alternative to Nuclear Batteries (Scientific American, November 1, 2015)
- The ‘What If’ of Mark Holdridge (GW Magazine, November 2015)
- Mabus: Unmanned Systems Key to Future of Navy (National Defense, October 27, 2015)
- NASA Spacecraft Heads for Deepest Ever Dive Into Saturn Moon’s Plumes (Smithsonian.com, October 26, 2015)
- NASA Gets Shots of Pluto’s Smallest Moon (Fox News, October 23, 2015)
- USS Ross Successfully Intercepts Ballistic Missile Target (America’s Navy, October 20, 2015)
- MIPS in Space: Inside NASA’s New Horizons Mission to Pluto (Imagination, October 15, 2015)
- Young Inventor’s Ability App Gains Traction (The Spokesman-Review, October 14, 2015)
- Johns Hopkins University APL Unveils Location-Specific Emergency Alert Tech (ExecutiveBiz, October 8, 2015)
- A Prosthetic Arm That Gives Amputees the Sense of Touch (Bloomberg Businessweek, October 8, 2015)
- NASA’s Pluto Mission Manager to Speak at Henrico’s J.R. Tucker (Richmond Times-Dispatch, October 5, 2015)
- Two Discovery Missions Now Means Fewer Later, NASA Official Says (SpaceNews, October 5, 2015)
- Water on Mars (88.1 YPR Radio, October 2015)
- State Trooper Vehicles Hacked (InformationWeek Dark Reading, September 30, 2015)
- Clocking Water’s Escape From Comet 67P (Sky & Telescope, September 30, 2015)
- DOE Seeks to Focus National Lab Research on Top Cyber, Grid Priorities (EnergyWire, September 29, 2015)
- Water Still Flows on Mars, Scientists Say (The Baltimore Sun, September 28, 2015)
- Spacecraft to Dash Through Supermoon Eclipse Shadow (Discovery News, September 25, 2015)
- Sea Control 94 – The Athena Project (CIMSEC, September 21, 2015)
- New Horizons Engineer Shares Love of Science with Parkway Students (West Newsmagazine, September 21, 2015)
- Saturn’s Largest Moon Titan Could Have Sun-Warmed Swirling Seas (New Scientist, September 21, 2015)
- Europa or Bust: Searching for Life in Jupiter’s Orbit (Popular Science, September 21, 2015)
- A Peek Inside the Pluto Public Relations Machine (SciLogs, September 17, 2015)
- New Prosthetic Arm Can Restore Lost Sense of Touch, DARPA Claims (The Washington Post, September 15, 2015)
- Johns Hopkins Pluto Spacecraft Is A ‘Gift That Keeps on Giving’ (CBS Baltimore, September 14, 2015)
- Stunning New Pluto Images From New Horizons (Fox News, September 11, 2015)
- New Horizons Has Gone to Pluto, and Now Comes the Great Beyond (The Washington Post, September 6, 2015)
- The Search for Luna 9 (Air & Space magazine, September 2015)
- Fountain: Mission to Pluto Opens Eyes (The Hutchinson News, August 29, 2015)
- Winning Mars Team Visits APL (Grosse Pointe News, August 27, 2015)
- Targeting Emergency Alerts Where They’re Needed Most (GCN Emerging Tech Blog, August 25, 2015)
- Annapolis-Based Link Labs Raises $5.7 Million to Grow ‘the Internet of Things’ (The Baltimore Sun, August 24, 2015)
- Flag Day: NFL Official Adrian Hill on Making the Call – and Dealing with Complaints (The Washington Post, August 20, 2015)
- I(daho), Robot: Think Big Festival Brings Robotics and Artificial Intelligence to CdA (INLANDER, August 19, 2015)
- Glass Paint: Secret to Keeping Metal Roofs Cool on Sunny Days (National Geographic, August 16, 2015)
- Lance Team Supports Missile Defense Mission (Redstone Rocket, August 12, 2015)
- MERLIN: The Creative Choices Behind a Proposal to Explore the Martian Moons (The Planetary Society, August 10, 2015)
- NASA’s New Horizons Probe Glimpses Pluto’s Dark Side (The New York Times, July 25, 2015)
- The Heroes and the Secrets of the Pluto Mission (The Washington Post, July 20, 2015)
- The Long, Strange Trip to Pluto, and How NASA Nearly Missed It (The New York Times, July 18, 2015)
- For One of Its Developers, the New Horizons Probe Crosses Eras on Earth (The Washington Post, July 12, 2015)
- NASA’s New Horizons Probe Phones Home After Historic Pluto Flyby (NBC News, July 14, 2015)
- New Horizons Computer Overload Won’t Hurt the Mission to Pluto, NASA Says (The Washington Post, July 6, 2015)
- Almost Time for Pluto’s Close-Up (The New York Times, July 6, 2015)
- That’s No Moon, It’s a Rock Band (Gizmodo, July 5, 2015)
- Spring Arbor Native Kirby Runyon Applies Space Passion to NASA Mission (MLive, June 29, 2015)
- Hospital ICUs Mine Big Data in Push for Better Outcomes (The Wall Street Journal, June 25, 2015)
- A Spacecraft Launched in 2006 Is about to Try for Our First Good Photo of Pluto (The Washington Post, June 20, 2015)
- U.S. Military Seeking Ways to Knock Drones From the Sky (The Baltimore Sun, June 20, 2015)
- NASA Mission to Icy Jupiter Moon Set to Hunt for Signs of Life (The Baltimore Sun, June 11, 2015)
- Startup Aims to Scour the Dark Web for Stolen Data (MIT Technology Review, June 3, 2015)
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Tackles New Frontiers (Baltimore Business Journal, May 28, 2015)
- NASA’s Europa Mission Begins with Selection of Science Instruments (NASA, May 26, 2015)
- Neural Implants Let Paralyzed Man Take a Drink (Fox News, May 22, 2015)
- Prosthetic Limbs, Controlled by Thought (The New York Times, May 20, 2015)
- Kittleman Forms Early Childhood Education Task Force (Capital Gazette, May 18, 2015)
- ‘Wearable Robot’ Helping Paralyzed Olympian to Walk (Arizona Daily Star, May 16, 2015)
- Howard Gears up For Bike to Work Day (The Baltimore Sun, May 13, 2015)
- NASA Funds ‘Squid Rover,’ 14 Other Far-Out Space Tech Ideas (Space.com, May 11, 2015)
- Miller’s Refreshing Thoughts Should be Applauded by All (Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier, May 5, 2015)
- APL Candidate Advances in NASA Space Apps Challenge (Business Monthly, May 4, 2015)
- Spacecraft to Make Death Dive Into Mercury (CNN, April 30, 2015)
- Astronomy Day at Robinson Nature Center Gets Kids Excited about Space (The Baltimore Sun, April 28, 2015)
- NASA’s Messenger Mission Is Set to Crash Into Mercury (The New York Times, April 27, 2015)
- Mayfield Woods Students Get an Up Close Look at NASA Mission (The Baltimore Sun, April 27, 2015)
- Out of Fuel, MESSENGER Will Slam into Mercury (USA Today, April 20, 2015)
- New Horizons: This Is The First Ever Color Picture of Pluto (Forbes, April 16, 2015)
- NASA Mercury Probe Trying to Survive for another Month (Space.com, March 29, 2015)
- Planetary Pioneer: Tom Krimigis, Exploring the Solar System since 1965 (Air & Space/Smithsonian, March 24, 2015)
- Delta 4-Heavy Selected for Launch of Solar Probe Plus (Spaceflight Now, March 18, 2015)
- Severe Solar Storm Surprises Scientists, Wows Skywatchers with Colorful Aurorae (The Baltimore Sun, March 17, 2015)
- Mercury Seen as Never Before (Nature.com, March 16, 2015)
- U.S. Plutonium Stockpile Good for Two More Nuclear Batteries after Mars 2020 (SpaceNews, March 11, 2015)
- NASA ‘Exhilarated’ as Dawn Orbits Mini-Planet Ceres (USA Today, March 6, 2015)
- APL’s Fifth Period Comic Targets the Next Gen of STEM Talent (Johns Hopkins Magazine, Spring 2015)
- Drill into Mars for Clues to Earth’s Climate (New Scientist, March 4, 2015)
- Dawn Spacecraft Sees Spots as It Approaches Mysterious Ceres (Scientific American, March 2, 2015)
- Space Submarine Could Explore Titan’s Methane Seas (Space.com, February 18, 2015)
- Man and Machine: APL’s Modular Prosthetic Limb and the Science of Prosthetics: “Man and Machine”; “Science of Touch”; “Johnny Matheny, the ‘Chuck Yeager’ of prosthetics testing” (PBS NewsHour, February 12 and 13, 2015)
- Spacecraft Built By JHU Getting Closer To Pluto (WJZ-TV, February 12, 2015)
- APL, HCEDA Teamwork Advancing Tech Transfer (The Business Monthly, February 3, 2015)
- Averting Space Doom: Solving the Orbital Junk Problem (IEEE Spectrum, January 28, 2015)
- Prime Time for Pluto: New Horizons Probe Ramps Up for Flyby (NBC News, January 15, 2015)
2014
- Hopkins scientists find way to extend mission to Mercury (The Baltimore Sun, December 29, 2014)
- Watch a shoulder-level amputee control his new robot arms (The Washington Post, December 19, 2014)
- Double amputee controls two robotic arms with his mind (Engadget, December 18, 2014)
- Dunes on Saturn’s moon Titan need firm winds to move (Astronomy Now, December 8, 2014)
- It’s Alive! NASA’s New Horizon Pluto Probe ‘Wakes Up’ for Work (NBC News, December 6, 2014)
- New Horizons mission nearing Pluto after nine years in space (The Baltimore Sun, December 1, 2014)
- Delaying Death: Mercury Spacecraft Firing Engines to Stay up Until 2015 (Universe Today, November 28, 2014)
- Scientists Find Invisible Space Shield Protecting Earth (ABC 2 WMAR Baltimore, November 27, 2014)
- Dr. Christina Viviano-Beck: “Be nice to people, and conduct yourself professionally and your science responsibly – it matters”. (Women in Planetary Science, November 24, 2014)
- When Hopkins and Voyager 1 Went to Jupiter (The Baltimore Sun, November 14, 2014)
- The Prosthetics Industry Gets A Human Touch (NPR, November 11, 2014)
- Global Security Threats (C-SPAN, November 10, 2014)
- Kendall Commissions Air Dominance, Cyber Task Forces (InsideDefense.com, November 5, 2014)
- Parkland Middle School students get first-hand look at space science (The Gazette, November 3, 2014)
- Ice Spotted on Mercury—Yes, We Know It Sounds Nuts (Time, October 20, 2014)
- The Best Seat in the House for Sunday’s Comet Flyby Is Mars (Scientific American, October 18, 2014)
- Mars Orbiters, Rovers Poised for Dramatic Comet Flyby (CBS News, October 9, 2014)
- Europa Clipper Opts for Solar Power over Nuclear (Space News, October 8, 2014)
- ‘Space Bubbles’ May Have Led to Deadly Battle in Afghanistan (Science, September 23, 2014)
- Jupiter’s Moon Europa May Have Plate Tectonics Just Like Earth (Space.com, September 8, 2014)
- ‘Wandering Stones’ of Death Valley Explained (Nature, August 27, 2014)
- Hopkins Scientists Plans to Study Mercury Until Messenger Spacecraft Crashes (WJZ-TV, August 21, 2014)
- As MESSENGER Nears Crash Landing on Mercury, Scientists Racing to Collect Best Data Yet (Baltimore Sun, August 20, 2014)
- At Last! Cassini Spies Methane Clouds on Saturn’s Moon Titan (Los Angeles Times, August 12, 2014)
- NASA Probing Secrets of Van Allen Radiation Belts (Voice of America, August 7, 2014)
- Probing Space With Cardboard, Foil And Duct Tape (WYPR-FM, July 25, 2014)
- K-9s Specially Trained To Sniff Out Bombs Hidden On A Moving Target (WJZ-TV, July 11, 2014)
- Did Huge Impact Shape Planet Mercury? (Space.com, July 6, 2014)
- USAMRIID Leads Effort on Viral Genome Sequencing Standards (Global Biodefense, June 25, 2014)
- Manufacturing Contemplates a 3-D Printing Revolution (The Baltimore Sun, May 24, 2014)
- TANG Working Group Unlocks Sailors’ Creativity (Ho’Okele, May 23, 2014)
- CubeSat Miniature Satellites Poised to Disrupt Aerospace Industry (Pasadena Star-News, May 18, 2014)
- Bionic man struts stuff at Pentagon, has history with Hagel (Stars and Stripes, April 22, 2014)
- A Fresh Coat of Paint Can Save Navy Billions (National Defense magazine, May 2014)
- Computer Whizzes Do Battle With ‘Blizzard’ and a ‘Cyberattack’ (NBCNews.com, March 31, 2014)
- Science Graphic of the Week: Zebra Stripes Discovered in Earth’s Radiation Belts (Wired Science, March 20, 2014)
- Ganymede mapped: See best map yet of our solar system’s largest moon (Los Angeles Times, February 13, 2014)
- Tiny Satellites May Answer Big Climate Change Question (Space News, January 20, 2014)
- Mini-Satellites to Help Predict Earth’s Climate (Voice of America, January 16, 2014)
- Tiny satellites could revolutionize earth, space science research (The Baltimore Sun, January 10, 2014)
2013
- Bon Voyage, Voyager: Old Friends Take Stock (National Public Radio, December 31, 2013)
- Comet Nears Sun, Offering Planetary Clues (The New York Times, November 26, 2013)
- Hubble Space Telescope spots unprecedented asteroid with six tails (Nature, November 8, 2013)
- ABLE earplugs could protect against bomb blasts; APL engineers invented the inexpensive plugs (The Baltimore Sun, September 15, 2013)
- Moon Water Discovery Hints at Mystery Source Deep Underground (Space.com, August 27, 2013)
- Ulman announces Howard County program to commercialize inventions (The Baltimore Sun, August 22, 2103)
- Sand Dune Is About To Bury Fictional Star Wars City -- And Scientists Are Thrilled (The Huffington Post, July 23, 2013)
- Drone Swarm: Networks of Small UAVs Offer Big Capabilities (C4ISR, June 12, 2013)
- Government and Higher Education Team Up to Tackle Big Data (EdTechMagazine.com, June 20, 2013)
- Thought-powered bionic arm ‘like something From space’ (CNN, May 2, 2013)
- Budgets Nudge NASA Toward Balloon-Based Planetary Science: First Target? Comet ISON (Forbes.com, April 24, 2013)
- Backpack creates instant maps for dangerous missions (FoxNews.com, April 9, 2013)
- Bright Minds: Advice for aspiring female scientists (Howard County Magazine, April 2, 2013)
- Third ‘Van Allen Radiation Belt’ Makes Appearance around Earth (Scientific American, March 1, 2013)
2012
- The First Image of Earth Taken From Space (It’s Not What You Think) (The Atlantic, August 6, 2012)
- NASA probe offers new view of Mercury: an alien world right in our back yard (The Washington Post, March 26, 2012)
- Saturn’s Largest Moon Seen in Unprecedented Detail (Wired, March 5, 2012)
- Can you build a bionic body? The arm (BBC News, March 2, 2012)
2011
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab seeks ‘gems’ in university labs (Baltimore Business Journal, November 25, 2011)
- Comets take pole position as water bearers (Nature, October 5, 2011)
- Hot, Odd and Curious: NASA Orbiter Reveals Mercury to Be Surprisingly Complex (Scientific American, October 3, 2011)
- Powering prosthetics with thoughts alone (CNN.com, September 1, 2011)
- Mercury’s Surprising ‘Personality’ Revealed For the First Time (Foxnews.com, June 17, 2011)
2010
- Spacecraft to Fly into the Sun (MSNBC, September 6, 2010)
- A Reason for Optimism in Diagnosing, Treating TBI (Stars and Stripes, August 13, 2010)
- Mercury’s Youngest Volcano Found (BBC News, July 15, 2010)
- Human Trials Next for DARPA’s Mind-Controlled Artificial Arm (Wired, July 15, 2010)
- Mercury Flyby Maps New Territory (Wired, July 15, 2010)
- Bionics (National Geographic, January 2010)