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In honor of the 50th anniversary of the country’s historic Apollo 11 mission, UCF takes a look back, and a look forward, at its role in America’s space program.

As the U.S. celebrates the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11’s moon landing, one scientist reflects on his personal journey and urges us to envision a new space future for the world, where UCF plays a big role.

The grant will position the university to be on the forefront of space exploration in the new century.

UCF mission scientist says findings are odd and deliciously exciting.

From prestigious awards to moon minings, these are some top stories for UCF this week. 1. JFK to LAX in 30 Minutes A recent discovery…

Researchers are offering glimpses into the nature and composition of Saturn’s legendary rings by using data from some of the closest observations ever made of the main rings.

Looking for something besides movie theaters, malls and bowling alleys? This list covers some activities to help Central Floridians stay cool.

UCF researchers are working with California aerospace company TransAstra Corp. to study an economical way to mine the plentiful supply of ice in the polar regions of the moon.

UCF research continues to fly into space at a pace that is keeping with the university’s reputation as a leader in space technology and planetary science.