Space Institute Director Nancy Curie-Gregg speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony.
Credit: Mark Carreau
HOUSTON—NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) leadership and representatives from the Texas legislature and academia joined Nov. 15 to break ground on the Texas A&M University Space Institute. The planned $200 million state-funded research facility is intended to support mission training, scientific...
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