One example of the many refueling concepts being studied. A reusable Earth-to-LEO tanker (right) could refuel a reusable orbital tanker (left) capable of ferrying propellant to virtually any cislunar orbit. From there, the propellant is made available to lunar landers, deep space transportation systems, or any vehicle in need of refueling.
I created a custom NASA identity for the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) which is situated under the Systems Analysis and Concepts Directorate at NASA Langley Research Center. ACL is the digital innovation studio lab that gives form to NASA spacecraft, missions, and technologies through conceptual design and visualization.
I worked with the NASA Advanced Concepts Laboratory to create an interactive portfolio website to showcase their creative 3D rendering design concepts.
I recreated the NASA Langley Research Center Systems Analysis and Concepts Directorate (SACD) website experience allowing them to better showcase their work in supporting the future of aeronautics, exploration, space operations, and science. SACD is responsible for solving problems associated with aeronautics, exploration, and science by analyzing advanced aerospace system concepts for NASA decision makers and programs.
Notional lunar ISRU architecture in which the Transfer Vehicle pushes the Lander Vehicle out of cislunar orbit and then returns to orbit in cislunar space. The Lander Vehicle descends to the lunar surface, lands, and later ascends to cislunar space to rendezvous with the transfer vehicle.
One of many satellite constellation designs for the SDC observables whose, goal is to help better understand the dynamics of earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, glaciers, groundwater and Earth’s deep interior.
A satellite orbiting the Earth could serve as the platform for observing the occultation of a star by a gas giant.
