Flight Opportunities - Tech Portfolio

Showing 30 technologies Browse All »

Code # of Completed Flights

T0261-S
Flight Demonstration and Maturation of the Next Generation of Miniature High-resolution Spectrometers

PI: Sona Hosseini, NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- 0 sRLV
T0257-B
Intrepid Particle Detector

PI: Dayne Kemp, NASA/Ames Research Center
- 0 Balloon
T0255-B
Data Buoy for NASA's Long Duration High Altitude Balloons

PI: Tim Lachenmeier, GSSL Inc.
- 0 Balloon
T0254-S
Suborbital Flight Testing of Chip-scale Satellites for Earth, Lunar and Cislunar Space Applications

PI: H. Todd Smith, Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Lab
- 0 sRLV
T0252-P
Parabolic Flight Demonstration of Fluid Dispensing Tube Performance Limits for Drop Delivery

PI: Sridhar Gorti, NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center
- 0 Parabolic
T0251-S
In-Space Coating Development Utilizing Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD)

PI: Vivek Dwivedi, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
- 0 sRLV
T0250-S
Advancing Fiber Optic Sensing Technology for Space Applications

PI: Allen Parker, NASA/Armstrong Flight Research Center
- 0 sRLV
T0239-S
Biological Imaging in Support of Suborbital Science

PI: Rob Ferl, University of Florida - Gainesville
- 0 sRLV
T0237-B
Flight Test of a Balloon-borne Aeroseismometer

PI: Daniel Bowman, Sandia National Labs
- 1 Balloon
T0235-B
Assessment of Forward Sensing Turbulence Detection Strategies for Stratospheric Flight

PI: Sean Bailey, University of Kentucky
- 0 Balloon
T0234-B
Flight Testing a GNSS Radio Occultation Autonomous System for Commercial Space Weather Applications

PI: Bryan Chan, Night Crew Labs, LLC
- 0 Balloon
T0231-S
Application Of Europa-Clipper Technology For Lunar Radiation Hazard Identification And Characterization

PI: H. Todd Smith, Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Lab
- 0 sRLV
T0226-S
PlanetVac-Xombie2: Honeybee PlanetVac on the Masten Lunar Lander

PI: Kris Zacny, Honeybee Robotics Ltd. - Brooklyn
- 0 sRLV
T0224-S
Integrated Remote Imaging System - UltraViolet

PI: Charles Hibbitts, Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Lab
- 0 sRLV
T0217-S
IRIS - an Integrated Remote Imaging System - External environment remote sensing from suborbital reusable launch vehicles

PI: Charles Hibbitts, Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Lab
- 0 sRLV

« Previous
1
2
Next »

Parabolic (2)
sRLV (19)
Balloon (10)

< All Status

Active (30)

< All TAs

TA08 Science Instruments, Observations and Sensor Systems (30)

Flight Demonstration and Maturation of the Next Generation of Miniature High-resolution Spectrometers

Intrepid Particle Detector

Data Buoy for NASA's Long Duration High Altitude Balloons

Suborbital Flight Testing of Chip-scale Satellites for Earth, Lunar and Cislunar Space Applications

Parabolic Flight Demonstration of Fluid Dispensing Tube Performance Limits for Drop Delivery

In-Space Coating Development Utilizing Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD)

Advancing Fiber Optic Sensing Technology for Space Applications

Biological Imaging in Support of Suborbital Science

Flight Test of a Balloon-borne Aeroseismometer

Assessment of Forward Sensing Turbulence Detection Strategies for Stratospheric Flight

Flight Testing a GNSS Radio Occultation Autonomous System for Commercial Space Weather Applications

Application Of Europa-Clipper Technology For Lunar Radiation Hazard Identification And Characterization

PlanetVac-Xombie2: Honeybee PlanetVac on the Masten Lunar Lander

Integrated Remote Imaging System - UltraViolet

IRIS - an Integrated Remote Imaging System - External environment remote sensing from suborbital reusable launch vehicles

Platform Type

Status

Selection Date

Technology Areas