Washington Post | Opinion columnist Bina Venkataraman talks to Ariel Ekblaw and other experts about what it will take to make space a place to experience something unique and transcendent.
Deadline | Aurelia Institute is featured in the new documentary made for IMAX, and will offer STEM outreach programming related to the film.
Know Time | Annika Rollock discusses self-assembling space architecture, the psychological challenges of space missions, and engineering the space habitats of the future.
The BOM: Engineering a Path Forward | A conversation with Sana Sharma and Majenta Strongheart on daily life in space beyond “the mission,” and how Aurelia Institute takes a more humanist approach to designing for space.
NCARB | As the opening speaker at NCARB’s inaugural Futures Symposium, Ariel Ekblaw made the case that the expansion of the space industry should also be considered when it comes to opportunities to protect the public’s health, safety, and welfare.
The Aurelia team with the life size TESSERAE space habitat mockup
Fabricating and building at the Autodesk Technology Center Boston
Testing zero-g orientation during the Aurelia Horizon 2022 flight
TESSERAE in the ISS cupola — photo taken during the Axiom-1 mission
