Astrosociology Research Institute (ARI)

HUMAN space exploration requires the focus on the human aspects of the enterprise that fall under the purview of the even while they remain scarily uninvolved compared to the disciplines. ( )

Why should you support ?

Take a look what others have written in the current issue of the Astrosociological Insights Forum: http://astrosociology.org/Library/pdf/Forum/Astrosociological-Insights-Forum_Volume-9_Issue-1-2024.pdf; hopefully it will inspire you! 😃

[The Forum is available in the Virtual Library at astrosociology.org/vlibrary.html in case the link fails].

represents an area of education and research that increasingly draws people in. For the and , moving forward requires continuing to build a larger and diverse community. exists to develop in a way that allows sociologists, anthropologists, psychologists, and other related students, educators, and professionals to contribute.

Astrosociology Research Institute Announcement

After approximately four years, the new issue of our Astrosociological Insights Forum (formally newsletter) is now available for your purusal. Moreover, we enthusiastically welcome Mia Belle Frothingham as our new editor for this upgraded publication.

Your feedback is welcome!

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I will make an important announcement tomorrow! 🙂

I just came across this adAstra cover that happens to portray "Astrosociology" on the cover along with an article by yours truly (page 43) among all of the other important topics covered therein. (I highlighted it in case it wasn't obvious enough 😃).

It may seem odd to some, but and involve mutual concerns in micro and pure gravity environments because biological and social issues intersect, as they both affect brain functions. Physical changes affect behavioral changes and vice-versa.

from everyone at ARI who wish for you a safe, healthy, and productive upcoming full spin around the Sun!

The Astrosociology Research Institute continues its mission to develop with the intent to nurture the growth of a community of space-related social science students, educators, professionals, and others so that the and , , and increase their contributions in collaboration with the disciplines. Your donation will greatly assist us toward the establishment of a more holistic approach. !

The Astrosociology Research Institute is devoted to the development of , which has the goal of increasing the participation of the , , and regarding space-related education and research in collaboration with the disciplines and fields.

The mission clearly relates to , , and (etc.), but it also relates to because -- at the core -- the human dimension is at the heart of space exploration. Humans do the work and humans benefit from that work!

The vital need to value "science" must include the because it complements the physical and natural sciences by integrating the human dimension. This is true for the space sciences as well, which include several important fields and disciplines.