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We're launching the world's latest Earth-observing satellite to monitor sea levels & provide data for weather forecasting and climate models.
5 things to know about Sentinel-6/Michael Freilich, a historic U.S.-European partnership: go.nasa.gov/3iMiv7r
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Interesting trend - Some initially space-focused companies such as @BridgeComm_Inc and @OrbitsEdge are broadening their portfolios to terrestrial applications.
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Looking for something to do this weekend? Skyrora are launching a new design competition whereby members of the public can submit a t-shirt design to be featured on Skyrora's online shop!
Click here to enter the competition: skyrora.com/post/merchandise…
#LaunchUK
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Thank you to Dr. Matthew C. Weinzierl for taking time to read my manuscript and endorsing the book. #newspace #spaceisopenforbusiness #HBS #spaceeconomy
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Remembering @NASA trailblazer Katherine Johnson on her birthday! 🎈 She will always be known as a pioneer for women and diversity in #STEM. ♥️ In honor of her birthday 102 years ago, learn more about her life and legacy: go.nasa.gov/2DOhP0c
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Notice anything new today?
There’s now a @Twitter #CountdownToMars emoji for the upcoming launch of our @NASAPersevere rover to the Red Planet. Liftoff is targeted for July 30 –– will you be watching? go.nasa.gov/beourguest-mars
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Replying to @yangWao
The @OrbitsEdge tech is really cool.
Basically a way to protect commodity server hardware so that it can be used in space.
Goodbye 200MHz PowerPCs...
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I've been looking for this very nugget of info, so thanks!
The options for space hardening compute without dramatic redesigns are pretty cool today.
@OrbitsEdge is building a satellite to fly a micro data server in LEO and this will open the doors to rapidly scale HPC in space.
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“I’m committed to our bold goal of sending the first woman and next man to the Moon by 2024 under the Artemis program,” says Kathy Lueders, the newly selected associate administrator of our human spaceflight program.
Learn about our #Artemis plans at nasa.gov/artemis

ALT “I’m excited to lead NASA’s Human Exploration and Operations directorate and I’m committed to our bold goal of sending the first woman and next man to the Moon by 2024 under the Artemis program. Aggressive goals are essential to mission success. We are moving as quickly and safely as possible to return to the Moon in four years and establish sustainable exploration later this decade to prepare us for future exploration of Mars” says Kathy Lueders, our newly selected associate administrator of human spaceflight programs.
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"We are the world’s leader in Spaceflight - We should absolutely be the world’s leader in creating and maintaining a workplace free from bias and injustice where everyone can do their best work."
cnbc.com/2020/06/19/spacex-p…
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SpaceX launched astronauts for the first time hardly a week ago but CEO Elon Musk is already urging the company on, telling employees that Starship is now the top priority and saying progress must accelerate "dramatically and immediately."
Scoop:
cnbc.com/2020/06/07/elon-mus…
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LIVE: Meet #LaunchAmerica astronauts @AstroBehnken and @Astro_Doug! They will make history on May 27 as the first Americans to launch to the @Space_Station from American soil in nearly a decade.
Watch as they discuss their mission: xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1kvKpXvQY… xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1kvKpXvQY…
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Increased resolution for remote sensing means 'mo data, mo problems'.
@OrbitsEdge offers space based processing to help with this increased data generation. Data doesn't help you if you can't get analysis of it in a timely manner.
#NEWS: U.S. Department of Commerce releases new regulations to improve the licensing process for private U.S. satellite remote sensing operations, helping ensure continued U.S. leadership in a critical commercial space industry. bit.ly/3e0PN0A
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Crew Dragon and Falcon 9 in the hangar at Launch Complex 39A
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. @OrbitsEdge and @LoftOrbital we should at the beginning of June. Working on an article on edge computing and SiS (Servers in Space :)
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SpaceX confirms: The company's next launch will be its first with people on board.
The Demo-2 mission is set to launch NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley on May 27.
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Reminder: I'm starting SpaceVC Open Office Hours at 11:00 Eastern: bit.ly/2UyZyLi
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On May 20, @AstroBehnken and @Astro_Doug will depart @NASA_Johnson and arrive at Kennedy where they will stay for the week leading up to their launch to the @Space_Station on May 27.
Learn more about @NASA and @SpaceX's preparations to #LaunchAmerica: go.nasa.gov/2YzpMkF
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OrbitsEdge accelerates the commercialization of space by providing Low Earth Orbit micro-data centers that allow organizations to economically access and rapidly analyze vast amounts of data in space. #datacenters #thecloud #iot @OrbitsEdge
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