MultiPlanet University

Apply to Research Exchange Program (IRES) in Europe & Turkey colocated with IAC by July for a Scholarship

🗺️Explore, Balloon Cappadocia with Science Payload
Instruments and HABs

👩🏽‍🚀Explore Analog Mission Characterizing Geology with applied R&D In Situ with Equipment

🕵️‍♀️Characterize Geology Features, Basalts, Feldspars with Researchers

Apply by July 31 for Scholarship (🔗in BIO)

Apply to Research Exchange Program (IRES) in Europe & Turkey colocated with IAC by July for a Scholarship

👩🏽‍🚀Explore Planet Science Analog Mission Characterizing Geology applied R&D In Situ with Equipment

🔍Characterize Geology Features, Basalts,Feldspars with Researchers

💡Balloon Cappadocia with Science Payload Instruments and HABs
Apply by July 31 for Scholarship (🔗 in BIO)

A potassium chloride crystal was grown aboard the International Space Station, where microgravity enables it to form in stepped, hollow layers instead of the solid shapes seen on Earth.

With experiments from Astronaut Don Pettit , the outer edges and corners grow at faster rates than the flat faces,That reduction in gravity’s tug has profound impacts on the human body. This completely changes how liquids and crystals behave as well.

“forces start to become far more pronounced than gravity forces,” Wilson said, pointing to molecular attraction and polarity.

To commemorate International Moon Day 🌖July 20th, we’re glad to continue co-publishing R&D that drives the Science, Data to support Artemis Program, return to Luna, and Planetary Astrophysics Sciences.

commemorates the first human landing on the on 20 July 1969, and aims to raise awareness of the importance of sustainable lunar exploration.

We’re glad to help start the Research Exchange Program (REP / IRES) in Europe, with a 1-2 weeks Field Research Expedition 👩🏽‍🚀🌋Analog Mission

Apply by July 31 to get involved in International Research Experience for Students (IRES) Exchange Program with field work 🕵️‍♂️in East Europe.

After IAC26, Present Research at IAC with Aerosapce Professionals and Space Agencies. With field equipment, 🔬characterize geology features, Analog Mission Volcanoes and 👩🏽‍🚀Underwater EVA Diving Analog,

💡Publish in R&D Journal, collect data and characterize extreme environments to advance planet science space exploration.

NASA selected 3 Companies to fly four robotic lunar lander missions worth nearly $600M

Astrobotic received awards for two flights of its Peregrine lander, with a total value of $297.9 million. Firefly received an award for its Blue Ghost lander worth $144.2 million. Intuitive Machines won an order for its Nova-C lander worth $148.3 million.

Each lander will carry an identical set of three payloads. Stereo Camera for Lunar Plume Surface Studies, or SCALPSS, uses cameras to study the plume of regolith created by the exhaust of the lander’s engines.

We’re proud to commemorate World Asteroid ☄️ Day June 30th, advancing R&D Discussions with NASA , Agencies, and Planetary Science,Defense Missions.

We had a great time at NSS International Space Development Conference (ISDC26) last week.

From the youth dreaming big to Network Receptions, Apollo Astronauts and Silent Auction, we’re glad to volunteer with NSS DC L5 and to lend our minds to advance science and exploration.

So inspiring to see hundreds at ISDC 2026 to help explore humanity’s future in space. Huge thank you to the organizers with NSS, speakers, and attendees.

To celebrate World Oceans Day June 8, We’re proud to discuss more on Oxean Conservation Efforts and EVA Training, Analog Missions.

Interesting Ocean-Maritime-SAS Facts
#1: Buzz Aldrin was the first astronaut to train underwater for space. In preparation for the Gemini 12 mission, he completed pioneering neutral buoyancy scuba training in October 1966

mockup of the Artemis Lunar habitat is lowered into the water in preparation for the SEATEST 7 mission.
SEATEST 7 had two phases in the waters off Catalina Island, California. The engineering structures were assembled advancing skills in low-gravity analog missions,

Join us for MPU Lecture Seminar on RF Communications and Antennas around 11am ET, this Saturday, May 30th.

Meet & discuss with Engineers & Researchers advancing hardware with Satellite Build Engineering SBE527 Executive Course.