In the fifth episode of the Space Prize Speaker Series, Inspiration 4 Astronaut Chris Sembroski talked about the importance of developing...

Chapter 5 of the newly updated Space Education Curriculum provides students (and educators) an overview of the New Space Economy.

Beth Moses, Chief Astronaut Instructor at Virgin Galactic, describes what she felt when she first saw Earth from space and how it's her why.

This post by Frank White, author of The Overview Effect, does a good job illustrating one reason Humans must migrate off planet.

ARES Learning uses a Space Education Curriculum introducing skill sets and mindsets meant for success in a fast-moving unpredictable future.

Here is an audio teaser for Chapter One of the book "Space Education: Preparing Students for Humanity's Multi-Planet Future" by Dr. Wagner.

Chris Boshuizen describes feeling a call to keep going deeper into space. What are schools doing to serve students who might hear this call?

ARES Learning is offering a professional development course for teachers in partnership with Mars University. Learn more and register now.

The Proctor Foundation for Art offers community college BIPOC students and faculty a scholarship to attend Space Camp.

Laura Anne Edwards from the Oxford Space Initiative explains that all sorts of roles are needed for the growing space economy.

Space Prize Foundation has released a complete space education curriculum for high school students. It's an open education resource (OER).

There has been some interest in an audio version of the Space Education book. Here is a recording of the introduction, read by the author.

South Korean Astronaut Soyeon Yi explains her unique perspective on the Overview Effect - and the borders that can be seen from space.

Over the past six months the founding team at ARES Learning has been participating in the Newchip Accelerator. Today we officially graduate.