Student ASTRONAUT CORPS

Our Mission

⁍ Provide an introduction into the various fields and topics of space to encourage students to expand their knowledge of space

⁍ Create a supportive community of students striving to become researchers, engineers, astronauts, entrepreneurs, and leaders in the human spaceflight sector

Fall 2026 Course Offerings

Space Flight Technologies

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Learn about how various new technologies are being used in human expansion into space and the companies that are creating them.

Science Operations

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Learn about geological sampling and the scientific operations integral to space missions of the present and future, as well as participating in field work

Have any questions or want to learn more? Email us!

AggieAstronautCorps@gmail.com

Aggie Astronaut Corps was founded on the premise that the civil and commercial space industry has a growing demand for highly qualified, trained professionals for spaceflight. Our purpose is to create a training environment that open doors for students dedicated to spaceflight. Members of the organization will gain leadership and teamwork experience, and a drive to advance and apply their knowledge in their careers. Our goal is that post-graduation, our members continue to pursue pilot certifications, citizen science, research, field expeditions, leadership development, STEM education outreach, community service, and much more.

Aggie Astronaut Corps is a program within the Texas A&M chapter of Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS).

Past Activities

Aggie Astronaut Spring Workshop: Occupational Injuries in Space

Date: Saturday, April 13, 2019

Speaker: Nathan Keller

Objectives: Learn about common astronaut injuries and the hazards to human health and wellness associated with extending mission durations and increasing physical demands. Students were provided a scenario and expected to generate solutions for occupational injury detection, diagnosis, and treatment in a space environment.

Aggie Astronaut Fall Workshop

Date: Saturday, September 29, 2019

Objectives: Learn the basics of Virtual Reality, robotics, agriculture, microgravity environments, leadership and team development, and Earth observation.

AAC 101: Spaceflight Concepts

Instructors: Connor Jakubik, Arroyo Alejandro

Objectives: Learn basics of mission design, orbital mechanics, and space vehicle systems. Students will be able to plan the basics of a mission for a designated scientific payload.

We Went To Mars!

Check out our article published by the Texas A&M College of Engineering! engineering.tamu.edu/news/2019/05/aggies-travel-to-mars-during-summer-break.html

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