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Plasma ball

Seminar Series: Vasco Guerra

Futuristic lunar habitat cutaway reveals interior with astronauts inside. Earth is visible in the sky, and a robot operates outside on the rocky moon surface.

Seminar Series: Nicole Shumaker

Image comparing two versions of Comet 67P: a grayscale image on the left and an annotated color-coded distribution map on the right showing potential early building block units. Scale marker indicates 5 miles.

Seminar Series: Kelsi Singer

A test rocket stands upright in a workshop, with an American flag hanging on the wall behind it. Nearby are various tools and equipment.

Seminar Series: David Masten

Several solar panel installations are angled towards the sky, capturing sunlight against a backdrop of clouds.

Seminar Series: Garrett Schieber

A game interface shows a complex map with colored dots indicating types, players, vision, and health on the left. On the right, a game scene features various structures and resources.

Seminar Series: Alison B Lowndes

Two astronauts in spacesuits explore a moon base with various structures and vehicles under a dark sky with stars.

CLASS 2.0 Kickoff Meeting

A spacecraft performing a sample collection maneuver on the surface of an asteroid against a star-filled background.

Seminar Series: The Science and Technology of Near-Earth Asteroid Sample Return

Addie Dove

UCF’s Dove Wins NASA Award for Space Research

A spacecraft with large solar panels orbits a cratered, rocky celestial body against a starry background.

In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)