EagleCam Update: news.erau.edu/headlines/eagl…

The EagleCam team are using tools available in the Space Technologies Lab to simulate what we can expect to receive once EagleCam deploys. We are currently working with Intuitive Machines to determine a safe deployment time and strategy.

Last night, the students at the Space Technologies Lab, in conjuction with the WIDE Lab, tested the WiFi connection in the new expected deployment configuration. For more updates, see news.erau.edu/headlines/eagl….

Flight Controllers continue to communicate with Odysseus. This morning, Odysseus efficiently sent payload science data and imagery in furtherance of the Company’s mission objectives. Flight controllers are working on final determination of battery life on the lander, which may

The images included here are the closest observations of any spaceflight mission to the south pole region of the Moon. Odysseus is quite the photographer, capturing this image approximately 30 meters above the lunar surface while his main engine throttled down more than 24,000

It was great to spend some time at ERAU with the Space Technologies Lab EagleCam team this week. Watching college students - my age or even younger - work on payload operations on the Moon was quite the humbling & unique experience. I can’t wait to see what this team does next!

This will be the first commercial space walk!

We are honored to be a part of such an exciting mission!

Can’t wait to see these in stereoscopic view 😎

Right window, 55 seconds into the video. We are ready for the view! 👀

Go Eagles! Go Polaris! ERAU Daytona Beach ERAU Worldwide ERAU Prescott ERAU Office of Alumni Engagement news.erau.edu/headlines/pola…

Orbiting Earth on board Dragon, the Polaris Dawn crew talked with families of Folds of Honor, an organization providing educational scholarships to spouses and children of America's fallen and disabled military service-members and first responders 🇺🇸

Enjoying the view of Space and the amazing crew 😎

We would like to congratulate Jared on the nomination to be the next NASA Administrator! We have had the opportunity to work with him to send a payload on his Polaris Dawn mission, which has been a fantastic learning opportunity.