Space research is a team effort, and we're bringing the right minds together. 💭
At the Texas A&M Space Institute, expertise meets industry and government partners to advance research and tackle complex challenges in space.
The Texas A&M Space Institute connects researchers, industry, government and partners around space R&D, technology development and workforce opportunities.
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The Texas A&M Space Institute (@TAMUSpace) is nearly ready to open its doors in Houston! 🙌
With less than ONE MONTH until the private grand opening event, we’re excited to see this facility reach its next chapter.
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What does it take to prepare for the Moon and Mars? A lot of testing.
The Texas A&M Space Institute is being built to expand U.S. surface testing capabilities and help researchers put new technologies to the test.

ALT The image shows two simulated environments at Texas A&M University Space Institute. The top half displays a large indoor space resembling a Martian landscape with sand and domed structures. The bottom half shows another indoor area with gray terrain and various equipment. Text reads: "2 New Environments, 1 Giant Leap For Testing.
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Massive alien landscapes are being built at Texas A&M’s new $200 million Space Institute as the state defends its stake in NASA and the budding spaceflight industry. 🚀
We got an exclusive first look: texasmonthly.com/news-politi…
Thank you, Texas, for supporting the development of the Texas A&M Space Institute. 🤝
We’re proud to build on that investment and are committed to creating lasting value for the state and nation.
A new chapter is taking shape in Houston.
Texas A&M University (@TAMU) is building the Texas A&M Space Institute to advance research and innovation in space exploration. Follow along as we approach our grand opening!
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The Texas A&M Space Institute is the future of space exploration.
Opening this fall, the $200M facility will feature the world’s largest indoor lunar and Martian landscapes, giving experts a place to test technology for future missions.
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