Tag: Psyche Inspired

The piece is a planar sculpture depicting the asteroid (16) Psyche. Each plane is made from tightly wrapped white yarn. The sculpture is lit from the inside. It is oriented so that the two craters of the asteroid are prominently featured on the bottom of the sculpture.

June 25, 2020 / Psyche Inspired

Application for Psyche Inspired Due August 12

The application for the 2020-2021 Psyche Inspired program is now available! The Psyche mission invites full-time, enrolled undergraduate students from universities and community colleges in the...

July 3, 2019 / Brooke Owen

NASA Psyche space mission arts program seeking undergraduates nationwide

The ASU-led NASA Psyche Mission is inviting undergraduate students from any university or community college in the U.S. and its territories to apply to become one of the space mission’s featured...
Psyche is in the center of the image and it is being engulfed by a colorful world of possibilities if it had became a planet.

December 18, 2018 / Alexandra Cook

NASA’s Psyche mission comes to life through the creativity of a team of artists

Piloted at ASU last year, NASA Psyche mission’s “Psyche Inspired” program was expanded nationally this fall to include 15 interns from ASU and eight other institutions. The interns study...
This 8 panel pop-art poster shows a stylized drawing of the Psyche spacecraft in the colors of the Psyche badge (purples, pinks, and oranges).

August 16, 2018 / Karin Valentine

NASA Psyche space mission seeking undergraduates to help inspire the public

Beginning this month, the Arizona State University-led NASA Psyche Mission is expanding its innovative “Psyche Inspired” arts program to the national stage, inviting undergraduate...
This illustration shows a black background with a white outine of the Psyche spacecraft and slashes of yellow, red, and orange.

March 20, 2018 / Scott Seckel

Inspired by ASU NASA mission, students create space art

Students at Arizona State University from 13 different majors submitted unique interpretations of the emotions surrounding the Psyche exploration mission.

This image shows three students participating in a capstone project to build a mobile app for the Psyche mission.

February 13, 2018 / Kari Sanford

Kari’s Psyche-dellic Experiences

My first exploration of an “all-metal” world was in seventh grade. Little did I know, I’d be contributing in two different ways to a “heavy metal” NASA mission.