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Cambridge, MA
Joined April 2012
Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
The future is here! @ariel_ekblaw told us all about the research @aurelia_labs is doing to create AI-driven, self-assembling space habitats. Would you live in a TESSERAE?
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
“How can humans have a life worth living in space and on Earth?” Wonderful in-depth profile of Aurelia Institute founder and CEO @arielekblaw in @inversedotcom. bit.ly/43PtghX 📸 by Ken Richardson
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
.@ariel_ekblaw, founder of the Space Exploration Initiative at @medialab, is no ordinary Earthling. She designs and builds habitats to enable more humans to live and work in space. inverse.com/science/ariel-ek…
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
Great to be back at SGAC’s Fusion Forum this year! I came several years ago as a delegate (highly recommend!) and returned as a speaker to share @aurelia_labs new work in human spaceflight with my cofounders @sanamakesthings and @ddelatte #SGFF2023 #SpaceSymposium
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
A tremendous congratulations to Victor Glover, a member of Aurelia’s advisory board, who will be piloting the upcoming Artemis II mission, and to his fellow crew members!
NASA on Monday announced a crew of four astronauts of the Artemis II mission: Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Reid Wiseman of NASA, and Jeremy Hansen of the Canadian Space Agency. They'll be the first humans to fly toward the moon in more than 50 years. nyti.ms/3Mddpn3
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
7th annual #BeyondTheCradle here we come! Tune into our livestream on March 15th to catch talks from visionaries in the space industry! Check out our amazing speakers below! @aurelia_labs @ExploreSpace_ML Beyond.media.mit.edu
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This is a WILD story. I promise this video has a space connection. youtu.be/2tdiKTSdE9Y
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The final results from @gozerog #art #science experiment are in. A big thanks to @spaceplusnft for bringing me on this epic journey with other amazing artists, the SpacePlus 5 astronauts & @missionastroaccess. This is what #JEDIspace is all about. #Space2inspire #SpaceArt #Art
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
Last week marked one year since my very first @GoZeroG flight, As a @astroaccess ambassador. Here’s what I got up to on my last weightless adventure with @aurelia_labs 🦾👽🤍✨
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
Hello Twitter, I’m officially a published author everywhere in the world! Not something I thought I’d accomplish at the age of 22, but here we are :’) Aliens is out wherever you get books. Thank you to the @neonsquidbooks team, my friends, and everyone for all the support!
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
Super excited to see the first Intertribal Space Summit happening in Clinton, OK Nov 15-17! If you are a Native American student and want to attend but don't have the resources to do so, let me know and I'll see what I can make happen to help out intertribalspaceconference.w…
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Anyone in the Houston area? Contribute to this amazing @astroaccess mission on Dec 14th!
Hello Houston-area space friends! We are gearing up for the Dec. 14 AstroAccess parabolic flight at Ellington Field. If the cause of universal access to space interests you, please get in touch via DM or email! We are looking for some more on-the-ground team members to help. Thx!
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
Follow along this week as the @ExploreSpace_ML team conducts analog mission experiments above the Arctic Circle! Thanks @MaggieCoblentz for leading this expedition for us, and Sean Auffinger for mission integration!
This week, @maggiecoblentz—a research specialist with @explorespace_ml—is taking over the Lab's Insta account to share projects + field experiences from Svalbard, Norway, where she's leading a team testing tech for space exploration + remote Earth regions. instagram.com/mitmedialab/
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
We were proud to include @owensfellowship and @PGSFellowship among our partners for Aurelia's 2022 Horizon zero gravity flight! aureliainstitute.org/au-gate…
The Brooke Owens Fellowship is a highly competitive non-profit fellowship program for women and gender minorities in undergrad who want to work in the aerospace industry. Let's talk about why programs like this are important. 🧵
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
IMPACT SUCCESS! Watch from #DARTMIssion’s DRACO Camera, as the vending machine-sized spacecraft successfully collides with asteroid Dimorphos, which is the size of a football stadium and poses no threat to Earth.
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As someone who has hired and mentored students from both @owensfellowship and @PGSFellowship, and had the pleasure of working with their orgs on an impactful project -- the quality of these students is top notch and these programs are EXACTLY what our space industry needs.
The Fox News hit piece on the Brooke Owens Fellowship is journalistic malpractice and a disservice to the aerospace industry. Why not talk to us that have hired and mentored Brookies? The program has widespread support from companies big & small because of its quality.
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
The Fox News hit piece on the Brooke Owens Fellowship is journalistic malpractice and a disservice to the aerospace industry. Why not talk to us that have hired and mentored Brookies? The program has widespread support from companies big & small because of its quality. – at Queens, NY
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
I hear @owensfellowship made headlines today! Here’s a quick thread about what this prestigious Fellowship is all about 👇🏼👏🏻
The Brooke Owens Fellowship is a highly competitive non-profit fellowship program for women and gender minorities in undergrad who want to work in the aerospace industry. Let's talk about why programs like this are important. 🧵
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Danielle DeLatte, PhD retweeted
The Brooke Owens Fellowship is a highly competitive non-profit fellowship program for women and gender minorities in undergrad who want to work in the aerospace industry. Let's talk about why programs like this are important. 🧵
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