aerospace physics and space sciences

Raj Sareen ’04, a space sciences alumnus, transcends industry boundaries with innovative acuity and divergent applications.

Art created by aerospace engineering major Nava Pishgar now adorns a satellite launched into space in September.

New subatomic particle detection hardware built by university faculty and students will analyze muons, the heavier cousin of the electron.

The event brings together students and faculty from the U.S. and abroad and members of the business and government sectors.

From location and alumni to research, equipment and partnerships, the university boasts many connections to the space industry.

Florida Tech’s ORION Lab was selected as one of the 178 top participating teams from The AFWERX Space Challenge initiative.

Manasvi Lingam is part of a research team studying technosignatures, detectable signs of technology used on other planets.

Florida Tech is a one-of-a-kind community. Our faculty, staff, students and alumni continuously strive to achieve their goals, contribute to the greater good and relentlessly pursue greatness—so much so, they’re making headlines.

Florida Tech is working with the FAA to provide research data to understand how urban air mobility vehicles will safely transport people.