... TruSat prototype and, with our TruSat Partners – the Secure World Foundation, Professor Moriba Jah of the University of Texas at Austin, and the Society of Women in Space Exploration (SWISE) – will continue to serve as the primary stewards of the...
... technology in 1974 by NASA. The X-Ray Computed Microtomography scan (top) above was taken in 2019 at the University of Texas at Austin. This is one example of the technological developments that are enabling a new generation to conduct new science...
... is the astronomical event that keeps on giving,” said J. Craig Wheeler, a co-author on the study also from the University of Texas. “We are learning so much about the astrophysics of the densest known objects from this one event.” If follow...
... have been enough liquid water at some point for supporting microbial life," said Jack Holt of the University of Texas, a co-author of the Utopia paper who is a SHARAD co-investigator. "It's important to expand what we know about the distribution and...
...created from the individual paintings by children at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center that were then beautifully ... Challenge quilt at the 2016 International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas, USA. When we go back to the Moon and when...
... are. Now though, this mystery has hopefully been resolved by a team of astronomers led by Natalie Gosnell, at the University of Texas, who have used the Hubble Space Telescope to ascertain why “blue stragglers” look hotter and bluer...