A Space-Based Solution To Improve Roadway Safety And Efficiency In Virginia: Real-Time Winter Weather Data For Navigation; The Evolution Of The Commercial Aerospace Industry And The Future Of Space Exploration
Eilers, Shane, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia
Goyne, Chris, EN-Mech/Aero Engr Dept, University of Virginia
Ku, Tsai-Hsuan, EN-Engineering and Society, University of Virginia
The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the evolving relationship between governmental space agencies and the private sector of the aerospace industry. The technical project is a perfect example of how today’s space society is shifting towards an approach that encompasses not only the private sector, but universities and academical institutions as well. As time continues to pass, the commercial aerospace industry continues to take the world to new heights, and this thesis is a deep analysis of how mankind is beginning to enter in a new era of space exploration.
BS (Bachelor of Science)
Space, Evolution, NASA, SpaceX, Relationship, private sector
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering
Technical Advisor: Chris Goyne
STS Advisor: Tsai-Hsuan Ku
Technical Team Members: Arianna Asquini, Isaac Burkhalter, Xavier Castillo-Vieria, Mici Cummings, Andrew Curtin, Andrianna Daniels, Ian Davis, Luke Dennis, Cooper Dzema, Kyle Ebanks, Graham Fitzgerald, Kevin Fletcher, Rikia Freeman, Raeann Giannattasio, Brandon Ghany, Jalen Granville, Alex Griffin, Allen Lang, Dorothea LeBeau, Dominic Pinnisi, Colin Purcell, Bailey Roe, Khamal-Karim Saunders, Anisha Sharma, Jimmy Smith, Pranav Sridhar, Elias Topp, Nana-Ayana Tyree, Anish Vegesna, Ethan Vicario, Avery Walker, Ian Wnorowski, Victor Yang
English
All rights reserved (no additional license for public reuse)
2021/05/14
