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 recorded echoes can be decoded in time (delay) and Doppler frequency to produce two-dimensional images of the target. I will discuss how radar images can …

Spring 2024 Seminar Series: Sean Marshall, FSI Read More »

Please join us next Wednesday at 3:30 pm on a seminar. Dr. Carlos Vargas form University of Arizona will talk about "Mapping the Warm-hot Circumgalactic Medium with Aspera: Progress and Lessons Learned." Flyer Attached.

TITAN’S ATMOSPHERE IN LATE NORTHERN SUMMER FROM JWST AND KECK Titan, largest moon of Saturn, is a unique environment in the solar system. The only moon with a dense atmosphere, …

Spring 2024 Seminar Series: CONNOR A. NIXON, FGCU Read More »

This session will explore NASA’s Launch Services Program (LSP), the CubeSat Launch Initiative (CSLI), and working at Kennedy Space Center. We’ll discuss LSP’s role in mission planning, launch vehicle selection, …

2024 fall seminar series: Jonathan kessluk, expanding space research through collaboration Read More »