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Celebrating National Aviation Day August 19

Hydrogen-powered JCB car sets land speed record Curated by Smartbrief. The JCB Hydromax, a hydrogen-powered vehicle, set a world land speed record of an average 406.32 mph over two runs at the Bonneville Salt Flats, surpassing the previous record of 185.5 mph for hydrogen internal combustion vehicles set by the BMW H2R in 2004. Royal Air F...

NASA’s next generation starts here.

Across the 2025–26 academic year, Caltech was JPL’s top feeder school for internships.

That connection has deep roots. More than two decades before NASA was created, Caltech students and researchers worked side-by-side on daring rocketry experiments in the Arroyo Seco. This work helped pave the way for Caltech’s founding of JPL in 1936.

Today, Caltech students continue that legacy at JPL.

Read about what
some of this summer’s interns delivered: https://caltechmagazine.squarespace.com/post/space-explorations-next-generation-starts-here

1-billion-year-old Mars meteorite found in Algeria is like nothing we've seen from the Red Planet "The characteristics of this meteorite were entirely surprising."

Introducing CAST's PreK-12 UDL Coaching Academy One thing we've learned over the years is that lasting change doesn't happen simply because of a new framework or initiative. It happens because talented educators and leaders help others put those ideas into practice.

LIVE Q&A 8.17.26 with Charlie Annenberg! | Brooks Live Chat Join park rangers and explore.org’s resident naturalist Mike Fitz a...

NASA Administrator Isaacman Imagines The State Of Space In 110 Years | Aviation Week A well-mapped Solar System and fusion-powered probes may be routine.

Mary Gaffaney: America's First Female Skywriter On the ground at her Kendall Flying School and Gliderport in Florida, Mary Gaffaney was surprisingly quiet and unassuming.

NAA to Honor General Charles Q. Brown, Jr. with the 2026 Bruce Whitman Trophy Email from National Aeronautic Association Celebrating a lifetime of historic achievement and a continued commitment to mentoring the next generation.     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE National Aeronautic As

Marjorie Claire Stinson: America's "Flying Schoolmarm" Born in 1895 into the Stinson Family, mother, Emma and four children was abandoned by their father in Alabama.