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 …
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 …
Spring 2024 Seminar Series: Carlos Vega, University of Arizona Read More »
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, and launch execution, as well as CSLI’s impact on CubeSat development.
This Seminar covers the topic of using cyclic spectroscopy to study the interstellar medium with pulsar timing arrays.
This Seminar will cover a new era in the understanding of icy bodies in the Solar System. Please follow the Flyer link below to attend the seminar virtually via Zoom, or to find the address to attend in person.
