ALT A view of a section of the JPSS-4 satellite, featuring the integrated Libera instrument. The spacecraft and its components are heavily covered in bright golden-orange thermal insulation. Several protruding parts are wrapped in white protective covers, one of which features bold red text reading \"Remove before flight.\" Bundles of blue and white cables hang loosely beneath the satellite body. The background shows a softly blurred cleanroom setting with work chairs, tables, and a black-and-yellow caution tape.

ALT Senator John Hickenlooper, left, is joined by Regent IIana Speigel, LASP Director Bethany Ehlmann, Senior Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation and Dean of Institutes Massimo Ruzzene and Chancellor Justin Schwartz during a visit to LASP at the University of Colorado Boulder. They're in a room with various scientific displays. They're standing in front of a backdrop with CU and LASP logos.

ALT A group of people is gathered around a scientific display at a technology exhibition. LASP Director Bethany Ehlmann is explaining the exhibit, which includes machinery within a clear casing. There are various informational signs and banners in the background, including one that reads "LASP." The setting appears to be indoors with large windows allowing natural light.

ALT Senator John Hickenlooper stands at a podium giving a speech. Behind them, a large screen displays the University of Colorado logo and the LASP logo against a starry background.

ALT A group of individuals in a control room or office setting are focused on multiple computer monitors displaying various data and graphs. The room is part of LASP, as indicated by a prominent banner on the wall. Senator John Hickenlooper is standing and observing the screens while others sit at their desks, wearing headsets and working on the computers. The environment appears busy and technical.

ALT Image of two astronauts on the lunar surface holding lunar rocks.