The Special Olympics are coming to the Stennis Space Center in a couple of weeks. The event will take place Saturday, March 25th at Stennis Space Center. Opening Ceremonies begin at 9 a.m. To compete, donate, or volunteer visit sscspecialolympics.com.
For a group of students at Gautier Middle School, a virtual tour of the International Space Center turned into a web-cast Q&A session with an engineer from Stennis Space Center, but students were just as excited to learn about rockets…
As long as NASA needs engines tested to launch rockets into space, there’s no better place to test them than at Stennis Space Center. News 25’s Kristen Durand shows us how Aerojet Rocketdyne is expanding to assemble and test a…
The John C. Stennis Space Center in Hancock County will lose 129 contractor jobs as a result of a recent consolidation of operational contracts. The consolidation will merge the Stennis Space Center in Hancock County and Michoud in New Orleans.…
President Barack Obama unveiled his budget proposal for the 2017 fiscal year today, including a $19 billion request for NASA. $156 million of those dollars will be put to work at Stennis. Today, a gathering at Stennis Space Center in…
NASA’s new Space Launch System program plans to build on the old shuttle or space transportation system missions that started decades ago.
State officials from Mississippi and Louisiana had breakfast at the Infinity Science Center Thursday morning to hear about the future of the space center and its local impact.
Athletes should begin training now to prepare for a fun-filled day of games and activities during the annual Area III Special Olympics Track and Field Competitions scheduled for March 21st, 2015 at N.A.S.A. Stennis Space Center.
This Saturday, INFINITY expects an estimated 500 middle school students to attend “Rockets to the Rescue,” a N.A.S.A./Stennis Space Center Education Department aerospace engineering challenge.
Governor Phil Bryant was on the Coast Wednesday afternoon introducing unmanned vehicle systems that could play a huge role in his national oceans and applications research at Stennis Space Center.
Students were invited to the Infinity Science Center to talk with astronauts live from space, in hopes of spiking their interest in exploration.