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AFRL takes STEMtoSpace to students in the southwest

The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Lt. Mary Albrecht, a deployable structures engineer (right) and Lt. Chance Baxter, assistant to the Deputy Technology Executive for Space Science and Technology, provide hands-on demonstration of thermal concepts that affect space exploration, to 4th graders at Sandia Base Elementary School. (Courtesy photo)

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AFSOC deploys Rapid Dragon over Emerald Coast

Airmen and Riggers with the 1st Special Operations Squadron Logistics Readiness Squadron load a Rapid Dragon Palletized Weapon System aboard an MC-130J Commando II at Hurlburt Field, Florida, Dec. 13, 2021. The Rapid Dragon Program demonstrates the ability to employ weapons using standard airdrop procedures from cargo aircraft anytime and anywhere. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brandon Esau)

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AFSOC deploys Rapid Dragon over Emerald Coast

Airmen and Riggers with the 1st Special Operations Squadron Logistics Readiness Squadron load a Rapid Dragon Palletized Weapon System aboard an MC-130J Commando II at Hurlburt Field, Florida, Dec. 13, 2021. The Rapid Dragon Program demonstrates the ability to employ weapons using standard airdrop procedures from cargo aircraft anytime and anywhere. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brandon Esau)

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AFSOC deploys Rapid Dragon over Emerald Coast

Airmen and Riggers with the 1st Special Operations Squadron Logistics Readiness Squadron load a Rapid Dragon Palletized Weapon System aboard an MC-130J Commando II at Hurlburt Field, Florida, Dec. 13, 2021. The Rapid Dragon Program demonstrates the ability to employ weapons using standard airdrop procedures from cargo aircraft anytime and anywhere. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brandon Esau)

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AFRL and Northrop Grumman Demonstrate Solar to Radio Frequency Conversion

AFRL and Northrop Grumman attendees gather behind an industrial-grade opaque tarp to shield them from the intense light of the solar simulator used in the Solar-to-Radio Frequency demo at Northrop Grumman facilities and view RF output data from the sandwich tile. (Courtesy photo/Northrop Grumman)

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AFRL and Northrop Grumman Demonstrate Solar to Radio Frequency Conversion

Project Managers James Winter (Air Force Research Laboratory) and Tara Theret (Northrop Grumman) hold models of the photovoltaic and the radio frequency sides of the sandwich tile, while at the Linthicum, Maryland facility, to witness the conversion and beaming experiment. (Courtesy photo/Northrop Grumman)

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PNT AgilePod achieves flight test objectives

A PNT AgilePod attached to a T-38C successfully demonstrated fully-remote interfacing and alt-PNT data transmission, and performance over both land and water during flight tests November 1-10. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Bowen Lin, 586th Flight Test Squadron)

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PNT AgilePod achieves flight test objectives

A PNT AgilePod attached to a T-38C successfully demonstrated fully-remote interfacing and alt-PNT data transmission, and performance over both land and water during flight tests November 1-10. (U.S. Air Force photo/2nd Lt. Bowen Lin)

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New Wind Tunnel at AFRL Aerospace Systems Directorate

An Air Force Research Laboratory team from its Aerospace Systems Directorate developed and installed a new wind tunnel facility at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as shown in this, Dec. 14, 2021 photo. This wind tunnel will serve as a premiere test site to further innovative research for the AFRL. (Courtesy photo)

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AFRL engineer receives sought-after Fellow recognitions

Air Force Research Laboratory principal aerospace engineer Dr. Khanh Pham with his wife Huong Nguyen at the National Academy of Inventors induction to the rank of NAI Senior Member in a ceremony held earlier this year in Tampa, Florida. (Photo/courtesy of NAI)

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Hack-A-Sat 2 Flat-Sat

The Department of the Air Force, in collaboration with the Air Force Research Laboratory and Space Systems Command, opened registration Feb. 22, 2023, for the qualification round of the fourth annual “Hack-A-Sat” competition, the world’s first satellite hacking contest hosted on an on-orbit satellite. All eight Hack-A-Sat 2 final event competition teams received physical satellite hardware called a flat-sat and digital twin software to simulate and test commands. Learn more at https://hackasat.com/. (Courtesy photo)

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Teamwork Makes Hack-A-Sat 2 a Success

It takes great teamwork from behind the scenes to make an international Capture the Flag contest such as the Hack-A-Sat 2 final event such a success. The event included live commentary, leaderboard updates, competition play-by-play and keynote speakers, all captured on the event website at www.hackasat.com. (Courtesy photo)

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AFRL celebrates successful rocket launch at STEM Academy

Air Force Research Laboratory’s STEM Academy holds a rocket launch for Albuquerque area students. AFRL 1st Lt. Caleb Sapp advises a student on her team’s rocket. (U.S. Air Force photo/Stephen Burke)

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AFRL celebrates successful rocket launch at STEM Academy

Rockets blast off as, Air Force Research Laboratory’s STEM Academy holds their annual TECH Mission Rocket Model Launch, for Albuquerque area students. (U.S. Air Force photo/Stephen Burke)

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AFRL celebrates launch of small-sat Ascent to GEO space

Dec. 7, 2021 marked the 53rd U.S. national security mission to be launched by the #AtlasV, representing nearly 60 percent of the rocket's 90 flights to date. One of the payloads on the mission is an experiment from the Air Force Research Laboratory's Space Vehicles Directorate, a small satellite named Ascent, which is a 12-unit Cubesat conceived and developed within the directorate’s Small Satellite Portfolio at Kirtland AFB, and in partnership with the Space Security and Defense Program. (Courtesy photo/U.S. Space Force)

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AFRL celebrates launch of small-sat Ascent to GEO space

Space Systems Command’s Space Test Program (STP)-3 integrated payload stack, in preparation for mating with United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 551 launch vehicle readied for launch on Dec. 5 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The rocket’s payload included the Air Force Research Laboratory’s small satellite, Ascent along with four other AFRL flight experiments. (Photo courtesy United Launch Alliance)

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AFRL celebrates launch of small-sat Ascent to GEO space

An AFRL technician working on the Ascent spacecraft in the Space Vehicles Directorate’s small satellite laboratory. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt. Sunderlin Jackson)

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AFRL celebrates launch of small-sat Ascent to GEO space

An artist’s rendering of the Ascent spacecraft, with fully deployed solar arrays. (U.S. Air Force illustration/Capt. Sunderlin Jackson)

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AFRL celebrates launch of small-sat Ascent to GEO space

Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles Directorate engineers celebrate the liftoff of the lab’s Ascent spacecraft and four other flight experiments launched Dec. 5 from Cape Canaveral, Florida as part of the U.S. Space Force’s Space Test Program-3 mission, aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket. (U.S. Air Force photo/Allen Winston)

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AFRL opens state-of-the-art digital Space Legacy Portal exhibit

Col. Eric Felt, director of the Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles Directorate and Dr. Darren Raspa, AFRL Phillips Research Site historian, cut the ribbon to open the directorate’s Legacy Portal Mission Control exhibit, at a ceremony held Nov. 15, 2021 at Kirtland AFB, N.M. Supporting them left to right: Gina Gutierrez, project manager; Bradley Rieck, senior facility engineer; Dan Von Tom, chief of the Corporate Information Office; and Victor Mace, project coordinator. (U.S. Air Force photo/Arturo Cardona)

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