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Knowledge inspires. Knowledge empowers. In that spirit, AIAA’s membership magazine informs you about the critical technology and policy issues through intelligent and highly visual journalism. Stay on top of the latest developments with our free online news stories. Then go deeper by receiving our visually stunning, print edition magazine with its in-depth articles, graphics and photos — all of which is available to members online as well. Aerospace America provides you with the knowledge, ideas and inspiration that can help you shape your career and the future of aerospace.
Current Issue
The October 2021 issue of Aerospace America is now live. Don't miss the cover story, "Standing Firm,"
by Cat Hofacker, which examines why NASA is showing no signs of wavering on the Space Launch System a decade after its commission to build a series of expendable rockets to take American astronauts to the moon and someday to Mars.
Also, see if you can solve this month's AeroPuzzler, "Cosmological Redshift in 250 Words," which asks the reader to complete a sentence about the James Webb Space Telescope, selecting the correct option from three possibilities, and explain in 250 words or less why that option was selected. To read these stories and all other exclusive
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Latest News from Aerospace America
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SpaceX passengers will experience panoramic view of Earth
September 15, 2021
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System upgrade will affect processing of AIAA transactions over two days
August 27, 2021
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Space Symposium: Contractors want America’s “moon rocket” to be more than that
August 26, 2021
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Aerospace America Archives & Flipbook
Archived issues and the flip book version of the latest issue are available to AIAA members/subscribers.
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Meet the Aerospace America editorial staff .