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What's next for mankind in space? I asked that very question of Dr. Jim Green, Chief Scientist for NASA. Hear my interview with him here.

Bring your young scientist to learn more about space over break.

The world benefits from the InSight mission.

If you happen to see Buzz Lightyear on the campus of the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, it will actually be NASA Astronaut Capt. Scott Tingle, who spent 168 days aboard the International Space Station.
Capt. Tingle will talk about his amazing experience at 11 a...

If your first reaction to the proposal for a "Space Force" is to chuckle, you are being shortsighted and perhaps even misinformed.
President Trump has conjured up images of Wookies and Star Wars Stormtroopers by instructing the Department of Defense and the Pentagon to begin studyin…

The sky's the limit when students from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth will speak with NASA astronaut and graduate Scott Tingle, who is living, working and doing research aboard the International Space Station at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday...

On Saturday, March 3rd, the Kaput Center for Research and Innovation in STEM Education will be hosting the 8th annual STEM outreach event called STEM4Girls Day at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. This FREE is open to all girls, grades 3 through 8...

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NASA Astronaut Scott D. Tingle (Captain, U.S. Navy) will soon blast off for a mission at the International Space Station, but he'll do so grounded with an education he received right here on the SouthCoast.

Tingle is a graduate of UMass Dartmouth, formerly SMU