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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is an organization that performs various activities related to aerospace, from basic research in the aerospace field to development and utilization. Its site covers missions including XRISM, SLIM, LUPEX, GOSAT-2, BepiColombo, and the H3 and Epsilon launch vehicles, along with press releases and international activities.
r/AerospaceEngineering points to a Reddit community or thread with discussion, updates, troubleshooting, or shared resources.
Aerospaceweb.org is a non-profit site operated by engineers and scientists in the aerospace field. It provides educational information on subjects ranging from aviation to space travel to aerospace technology. Its sections include a virtual aircraft museum, design articles, visitor questions, and calculators for aerodynamic and atmospheric properties.
Korea Aerospace University, tucked away in Goyang-si, South Korea, is where it's at for Computer Science, Chemistry and Engineering.
Shenyang Aerospace University down in Shenyang, China is worth it if you're into Environmental Science, Earth and Planetary Sciences and Mathematics.
The Flight Safety Foundation X account describes the organization as a voice of safety for the global aerospace and aviation community and encourages membership. The account is based in Alexandria, VA, joined in March 2009, and had 2,889 posts.
Anatoly Zak is an author, journalist and illustrator, described as the author of Russia in Space. The account lists clients including Popular Mechanics, Aviation Week, Air & Space Smithsonian and Aerospace America, and is associated with RussianSpaceWeb.com.
