space News

A UCF team creates a geological model that will give prospectors a better idea of where the moon may hide its water ice, which may play a role in future human exploration of the solar system.

UCF faculty and alumni share their thoughts about university’s ties to space industry’s past and its future.

Metzger, a 30-year veteran of NASA, has witnessed some of earliest Apollo launches, worked on the space shuttle program and helped test and troubleshoot the International Space Station.

Kawai Kwok and his team of graduate students are studying plants and insects to come up with better ways of creating flexible equipment needed to explore the solar system.

Researchers anticipate new technique could make space travel easier and help improve Earth’s carbon footprint.

After making necessary changes to their mapping plan, researchers conducted a successful dress rehearsal ahead of the August sampling event.

The UCF community and the general public are invited to a free talk about gravitational waves on March 6 as part of the two-day meeting.

UCF physics Professor Josh Colwell explains the science behind the need for Feb. 29.

The New Horizons spacecraft made history flying past Pluto and is now exploring a new frontier, with objects that keeps surprising scientists.