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In this issue:
- Governor's proclamation of Ad Astra Kansas Day to celebrate science in Kansas
- Sesquicentennial prompts recognition of science legacy
- Ad Astra Kansas Day Space Celebration
- Presentation on possible Kansas observatory to be given in Topeka
- Sticking power: New patented adhesive could find place in space
- What's your Kansas Science-Q?
- Kansas Science Olympiad held April 2
- Kansas R &D
- Interstellar R & D
In this issue:
- Observatory is possible in Kansas
- Ad Astra to recognize150 years of science achievement
- KSU studying astronaut
physical requirements
- Randall Chambers Award
- Three Kansans to JSC
- Galaxy Forum goes cosmic
- KU telemetry projects
- WU near space balloon launch
- Kansas Science Olympiad held April 2
- Kansas R &D
- Interstellar R & D
Spring 2010 
In this issue:
- NanoScale Corporation working on space projects and more
- Washburn doing NASA study on gamma ray effects
- Ad Astra Kansas Day 2010 Governor's proclamation
- Upcoming Ad Astra Kansas Day Space Celebration in Topeka
--in honor of Hubble 20th anniversary
- Kansas Academy of Math and Science aims at exceptional students
- KU's Monarch Space Watch includes Kansas students
- Cosmosphere celebrates Apollo 13 -- 40th anniversary
- Kansas R & D listings
- Interstellar R & D
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Fall
- 2009
In this issue:
- Galaxy Forum informs
- Space physics on the
radar at Fort Hays State
- NASA awards $1.9 million to
KU Center for polar studies
- NSF awards $20 million for Kansas
energy and climate research
- Wichita is site of SAMPE conference
- KCSC receives prestigious grant
- R & D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R & D
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Spring
- 2009
In this issue:
- 2009 governor's proclamation of Ad Astra Kansas Day
- UAS technology advancing in Kansas
- International physics convention to be at KSU
- Stellar activity thrives in Kansas
- Wichita aerospace magnets attract students
- NSF STEM grant enables Pittsburg State engineering
scholarships
- Outcomes from Kansas Space Initiative meeting (link)
- R & D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R & D
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Fall
- 2008
In this issue:
- November meeting to explore Kansas space tech
potential
- NASA 50th...Lyons man’s helicopter retrieved
Alan Shepard
- Robots wow at ICRA
- 2008 Kansas SMARTT Conference features Homer Hickam
- Kansas Cosmosphere eyes podcasting
- $2.9 million awarded for science education program
- Student finalist in Discovery Channel 3-M Scientist
Challenge
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Spring - 2008
In this issue:
- Think tiny Mars rovers
- Hawley is homebound
- National LDRS launch to be held in Argonia this summer
- Chambers was a national treasure
- Ad Astra Kansas Day observance planned
- Wichita State ranks third in aerospace R & D
- KU teams selected for NASA Microgravity University
- Downlink connects fifth graders to astronauts
- WSU students working at NASA Dryden
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Fall
- 2007
In this issue:
- KU scientists theory sheds light on the cosmic
effects on extinctions on Earth
- Kansas has space for space industry
- Pittsburg State: a moonbuggy master
- Kansas space scientist addresses NASA
- Robotics competitions foster scientific thinking
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Spring - 2007
In this issue:
- Governor's Proclamation
- Team lights the way in NASA competition
- Cosmosphere gains new president and more space
- NASA training comes home with teachers
- Kansas Day activities at the Capitol look to the
stars
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Fall
- 2006
In this issue:
- Mathematicians quantum gravity research may have
interstellar applications
- Pluto, we hardly knew ye
- Liberty Bell 7 returns to Kansas for good
- KSGC has new director, associate director
- KCAE member to be honored
- Kiowa County -- meteorite capital?
- Topeka display marks Ad Astra Day
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Spring - 2006
In this issue:
- Astronomy and space physics research active in Kansas
- Ad Astra display to be in capitol rotunda
- Kansas observatories
- "Getting off the Planet" chronicles behind-the-scenes
research that went into the U.S. space program
- Wellington Challenger Center continues education
mission of astronauts
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Fall
- 2005
In this issue:
- WSU friction-stir welding project has space
applications
- Topeka company is Kansas' newest NASA connection
- Ad Astra Kansas Day event looks to the stars
- NASA in Kansas is present at Kansas State Fair
- Cosmosphere premieres "Magnificent Desolation:
Walking on the Moon"
- Wichita middle school is Kansas NASA Explorer School
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Spring - 2005
In this issue:
- Kansas space future is topic of Ad Astra Day
- Governor's Proclamation
- Mars human factors in NASA's new space flight
missions -- Part II
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Fall
- 2004
In this issue:
- First Kansas satellite is ready to soar
- Mars human factors in NASA's new space flight
missions -- Part I
- Kansans attend 2004 NASA academies
- New staff member joins Ad Astra
- Kansas 4-H does aerospace "fairly" well
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Spring
- 2004
In this issue:
- Astronaut Steve Hawley to speak at second annual Ad
Astra Day event
- In astronaut training, most roads lead back to NASA
- Kansas high schools earn FIRST robotic competition
awards
- Summer science opportunities abound at all levels
- Ad Astra Per Aspera
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Fall
- 2003
In this issue:
- Kansas flies high in remote sensing
- Kansas team to fly on NASA KC-135 microgravity
aircraft
- So you want to be an astronaut?
- NASA travel grants available
- KSGC members/affiliates display at EAA AirVenture
- Space flight notables present at Wichita Aviation
Festival
- Scientific role models needed
- Gemini 6 and 10 in Hutchinson
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Spring - 2003
In this issue:
- Governor's Proclamation
- Ad Astra Day proclaimed -- celebration event scheduled
- Human factors engineering: Enhancing work efficiency
and safety in space and on earth
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Fall
- 2002
In this issue:
- Why Kansas?
- NASA headquarters comes to Kansas
- Space serendipities and spinoffs -- opportunity knocks
- BioServe seeks life science knowledge
- R&D projects in Kansas
- Interstellar R&D
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Spring - 2002
In this issue:
- Kansas has high hopes in 21st century
- Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center has stellar
mission
- Space serendipities and spinoffs enhance life quality
on earth
- Interstellar R&D
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