Pulsar Timing -- Gravitational-Wave Detections and Much More! Pulsars are neutron stars that can be detected due to beams of radio waves that are emitted from their magnetic poles. The …
The Great Depression Of Planetary Science (1910 To 1955) And Astronomy's Loss Of The Copernican Planet Concept This talk will report on a 5-year study of the historical literature from …
Lunar-VISE: An investigation of the Moon’s non-mare silicic volcanism at the Gruithuisen Domes The Lunar Vulkan Imaging and Spectroscopy Explorer (Lunar-VISE) was recently selected through NASA’s Payloads and Research Investigations on …
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Status of NASA's Artemis Moon/Mars Program, Human Landing System, KSC Research areas and research/internship opportunities for Faculty/students About the Presenter Jose Nunez, Kennedy Space Center
Dragonfly Mission to Titan: Quantifying the Aerodynamics and Complex Interactions of NASA's First Flying Lander About the Presenter Michael Kinzel
Overview of Aeroacoustic Sources from Rockets for Prediction of Radiation Intensity and Coherence Rocket engines produce intense noise and vibrations from their jet exhaust that can damage the rocket or …
Overview of Space and Atmospheric Research at the Caribbean Climate Open Research (CCORE) Facility About the Presenter Pedrina Santos, Arecibo Observatory
The Fastest Rotators: Near Earth Asteroids Observed with the Arecibo Planetary Radar System About the Presenter Luisa Fernanda, Arecibo Observatory
Introduction to Airglow of Remote Sensing in Atmospheric Science About the Presenter Pedrina Santos, FSI/Arecibo Observatory DetailsDate:September 6 Time:3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Event Category:FSI Fall 2023 Seminar Series Website:https://ucf.zoom.us/j/92435518006?pwd=NTBLVkUyOHVsUnpkVEpadDZxamJPUT09
Radar observations make it possible to obtain spatially resolved images of near-Earth asteroids (NEAs) from ground-based telescopes. A powerful series of radio waves is transmitted toward the asteroid, and the …
