Physics Colloquium: "Radio Astrophysics from the Moon"
On Weds Feb 24th SSERVI PI Jack Burns delivered a colloquium highlighting SSERVI NESS team research.
NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover Provides First Audio Recording of Red Planet
NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance rover has provided its first audio recording of sounds from Mars.
NASA Lands Perseverance Rover on Mars
The new robotic rover carries an experimental helicopter and will study whether there was ever life on the red planet.
Apollo 14 Fiftieth Anniversary!
The LROC team documented the astronaut activities on a minute-by-minute basis to help celebrate this wonderful moment in history.
NASA Selects University Teams to Develop Ways to Deal with Moon Dust
SSERVI teams are helping solve the problem of lunar dust for sustainable human exploration of the Moon.
Former SSERVI Co-PI Maria Zuber Named to Senior Science Post
Zuber to co-chair presidential advisory council as first-ever women co-chair.
Telescopes on Far Side of the Moon Could Illuminate the Cosmic Dark Ages
Instruments deployed on missions to the lunar far side might give us an unprecedented view of the early universe.
Student opportunity: Postdoc opportunity in Lunar Resources
The Open University in the UK is recruiting a ‘lunar resources’ postdoc; Closing date for applications is 2/11/21.
Using Models to Understand the Lunar Interior
Thermodynamic models to help scientists better understand how the Moon's crust formed and ultimately evolved to what we observe today.
NASA Accelerates SLS Rocket Hot Fire Test
NASA now targeting Jan. 16 for the final test for the core stage of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket that will launch the Artemis I mission.
ELS 2020
SSERVI Team Science
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The report describes how an array of low frequency radio dipole antennas might also be used to probe the lunar subsurface and seismic activity.