posted 03-17-2015 12:20 PM               

Our first issue was released in January 2013 and featured interviews with Gene Cernan and Jack Schmitt. We released the 10th issue in February and are already deep in production for another issue in April 2015. We've covered a variety of current and past space missions, as well as interviewed a variety of astronauts, scientists, engineers and even a mission control flight director.

Please feel free to peruse our magazine at rocketstem.org. If you are a reader of other publications at issuu, scribd, joomag or calameo, our magazine is available there too.

posted 04-25-2015 07:38 PM               

The magazine is also available via a full-screen reader at: ISSUU, Joomag, Calameo and Scribd.

posted 08-31-2016 03:48 PM               

Even as data continues to stream back from New Horizons' encounter with Pluto last year, scientists are being surprised by the results from their analysis. Meanwhile, Juno has arrived at Jupiter and is beginning to peel away the mysteries of the giant planet. NASA is about to launch a spacecraft to rendezvous with an asteroid, take a sample of the surface, and return it to Earth. But the space agency is not the only one eyeing asteroids, as two commercial companies are developing spacecraft in the hopes of one day mining asteroids for water and other resources. Plus, whether you've ever been to Florida's Space Coast or not, we've got an up close look at both the KSC Visitor Complex and the Air Force Space & Missile History Center.