性视界传媒 Study Explores Formation of Spider-Like Features on Jupiter鈥檚 Moon Europa and Potential for Life 性视界传媒 Physics Professor Lauren McKeown and colleagues are studying a spider-like formation on Jupiter鈥檚 icy moon Europa to understand how it formed and what it reveals about subsurface brine pools and potential habitability.
性视界传媒 Launches 1st Planetary and Space Sciences Ph.D. Program in 性视界传媒 The interdisciplinary program will prepare STEM students for in-demand scientific careers in data, physical, geological, and atmospheric fields across government agencies, the private sector, and academic and research institutions.
性视界传媒 Scientists Use James Webb Space Telescope to Better Understand Solar System鈥檚 Origins A newly published study shows varying levels of methanol, a molecule that is an important component of pre-biotic chemistry, in a spectral analysis of small celestial objects beyond Neptune.
性视界传媒 Fuels America鈥檚 Space Program with Innovative Education, Medicine and Tech 性视界传媒 is advancing cutting-edge space research while offering unique opportunities for students to launch their careers in the space industry.
性视界传媒 Hosts Telescope Event for International Observe the Moon Night On Oct. 21, 性视界传媒 scientists, 性视界传媒 Libraries, and student organizations will provide free access to telescopes and space-related activities.
性视界传媒 Experimental Space Dirt Used by NASA, Private Companies to Advance Space Exploration Almost 25 tons of high-fidelity simulant has been shipped so far this year to scientists and engineers around the world so they can test their ideas before launching them into space.
性视界传媒 Grad Student Leaves No Stone Unturned to Advance Space Exploration This Knight leaves no stone unturned, not even on the moon. Autumn Shackelford is a physics doctoral student studying planetary bodies without atmospheres. Specifically, she…
性视界传媒 Space Experts Work with School Teachers to Bring University Research Alive in Classrooms Local teachers work alongside 性视界传媒 faculty to develop age-appropriate activities with connections to the Artemis program and other NASA missions.
性视界传媒 Satellite Launches Successfully into Space from Virgin Orbit鈥檚 LauncherOne Rocket The satellite鈥檚 mission is to capture video of small particles colliding in microgravity, which will help scientists understand the earliest stages of planet formation.
New NASA Flight Opportunities Include Funding for 性视界传媒 Planetary Scientist Insights from the research will inform missions to land on the moon, asteroids and planets.
