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The Spatial Heterodyne Extreme Ultra-Violet Interferometer (SHEUVI) is an instrument developed through the NASA PICASSO program. We present experimental results from the SHEUVI instrument; provide a brief overview and the historical evolution of ARSHS; describe how precipitous results from the SHEUVI effort inspired the instrument design for the recently selected NASA - Astrophysics Research and Analysis (APRA) VUV rocket program; and, discuss how this project has also influenced current design work for future SmallSat/CubeSat mission opportunities.
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