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http://spaceinimages.esa.int/Images/2012/12/Proba-V_integration | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2013-01-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS04wZGN4MHZqYkJBOUJKVUplNThzTk1ha3RSMmx1Sk1zX2pGWFpmeUVHaWNsWnowc2xjckJETFlNejltMFUyMTZIdVhFSjBuWW5aenBtQUcyeGQ0UXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZHNQOXlaaEREWWVFMk9fRmZwSldGSHdSUEgyZUpncFVIRUl3RDBEUUFqOS05eEt6VmNCYTR0Q3FHWWZzRjZSZjN2Z2tWQ3cxU2J2ek1LZG1CWTRNNTJwNkNqWEJIRDNYOWttN2tCdGhEQmtCdHp4SWpScUhic2JvT0F4dUd5anhYMXlWdEFqaWpJUnBETjRKU0xIa1BQQk5Pd042d0VCQ2RaTHlkXzgxLTYzdlJORVNlclNYS0tvbG01TWwtUFp2 |
from http://www.reddit.com/r/MachinePorn/comments/16sulj/the_tdrsk_satellite_during_vibration_testing/ | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2013-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaFBRdm1GdDN6VjJTYzNYdlhYT09qUHJDQTVIekxGQkR5VU9xSThXQUNiaF9xUDczQXo1NDV4N0cwTmlNMGwtdVBJOXpHU1JGblJHLUZkM2Nic1h4b3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOHRwMEZwdFdOUkNqYUt1Q0pXejctN0J3Qndra21qc0dnMGhjYnFEdTNJYXNVMXk2VlF5dzhJR1JaWWNycDFaSk9nWUN1Y1Q1cGZSR0N4NUZMalgtMDgxbHZ6SE1aTXY1dlJCWkxQVEtWT2NGS1lKSVB3eHFpT2plQ21uS1RQZW42YjUzOWtHazcwQ1AzTlNveC1lNF9LNDJRdTB6WVJNVDdxcHZoQ3ZxaHhxemxOX3VvbDZCdkJqOFM2SmFISG9UNjY0dHFGUjNYVTZWY2RvZmZSdllMQT09 |
I had the idea for a reading list related to various space exploration topics and, with the approval of the mods, this thread will help determine our official reading list!
When putting a book down, some things you should try your best to include may be:
* The title
* The author
* The year of first publication
* How it relates to space exploration (e.g. Orbital mechanics, space shuttle design, etc)
* A brief description of what, or who, it's about | r/spaceexploration | post | r/Spaceexploration | 2014-06-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbFZBZDQzN1NMMkptckh2WUxISklBZDNuX21uVGZncFlkOHd2UTFJTkJvRnhkZEh2RjlxN21CazRnRmY0MUI1UExlNy1pYU4wSl82UUJlUGtMazBTY0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRlN5RnNwOHhHOC1vd3JBM0ZZOWlTZzBrTDItRGhPU1dPYXkyT0FiM3lsVmx4UUlpSGlHODlVaXBZMV9CZEFsYUZqZVBqZzBfT1hUZUhlUkItSFRiWXBMeHU2Z1FrLWN3MDd4dG50Mm41S2tXSEtCTFNqeGJWMENDa3JVSFo1cU1kZHRWOFRVeTM0RkxqUUlxa0xObVdHQ3Vkc2k0Si1veGY2bHM1TXdEc1c2QklnbjdTUzhJUnVnQjJGMWtGdGFD |
Looks like the proton rocket issue has been resolved | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2016-02-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNFM5TTlVRXowR1BFM0dCWkdyTWlOVFR0R3FGLXJrYnlqX0JCTTh3emZ2YTl0QTZ4WS1wNWNjWVFBdUVNc2ZWWldqLVc0a3pJeUdxN3JVTC1pcGg0VEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLb1JZbHhRQjJyYklVYk5pNDZwWkNab0V6cU9mTVpYQUV5S0R4QWtiRm50RVR4Z3ozTHlBVkd2bjJ5a0EyRWlfSnNlT29XSm5PMjBibjRmUTlSUGIyaFkzaTJidC1Cd3dtVVFfN0RUR0dLZUR1b2hNVkp1OFpHTGtfUVRWbHdraFZzR0dON09VNHZKNXdzY2lrZy1McFJYa2R6Zi13WHRiM1dGXzRNWmdSZzI2em01SUFqY2VrUGgyLThOLXgteDE5QzVTaVd4X1NiamhDZEVpN0QxdldBZz09 |
I believe the focus in space engineering going forward should be centered on technologies that help establish a human presence in space as opposed to a transitory presence associated with going to the moon and back. Here are a couple of really promising companies that don't get as much attention as Space X, and Blue Origin, that are trying to establish manufacturing and resource acquisition in space.
http://www.planetaryresources.com/
http://www.madeinspace.us/
| r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2016-02-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX0tJdVlhWHg0ajlZMmNsYkJ1VkhUb1dGeW52ZzllX2l4MEh3YkR2cVhMekZDdWo4UUNyZmNCdGZVb1VFSDZaZl9SWm1qdEg0MjJjTXlDRE41aEJMaUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbGYzd0paRlRtemk1cEt3OU9Hb3l6dHZuVC1KX0JPMGFqQlBxX0d3bElkN1RIekVvbUM1RC0wZ19UdjA0SHFCQzFLbE1tOHRaVGlKTU8yalZ6WDhKX1lhcnF5U2ZNSjhzZ29VS0owR21QYTY5Y3BTeHBLYTk4bVhVVC1tbUp0TFFMaFA1YkgzbDhSYTczQlBhUTN3cG01LTNjendQZzFlWTVLWHV6Y2ZTZTRCYUVPcFZlLTZxZEdEMVk0LWZyNjNi |
Here is a related article by the co-author:
http://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/18413/1/strathprints018413.pdf , c.2008
And a referenced article that explores in more depth the challenges of launching materials from earth as well as a cost estimate analysis: http://www.pnas.org/content/103/46/17184.full
| r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2016-11-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTFVFS2JHVjNuMXRZT0lJR2tjeHZ3ZGp5M1NSQzFzdDY2QkI0MmRaOVVXZFQ2dUtnNkF1VUJzSFdfREVMUHk0ZHZoSVNSckNsWGQ1aTladHdFTmhZYUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLLTZMTlFjU01CaV9aN1NWT3MyOXkyLTlWcGctUExvUGVYY2JVV0ZtaGtwZ29DMmRIek94cmFfOThwVUxCWXYxSVVvQlBqRnFlOGI3UTNaMVpzTU5LdzNSZWN1cHNFVkE2RXVyaGVKYmNzdU5KYl9CNk00Zngtc0pDd0VxNTJaNzBla3UtRElFRVdlaVRjQmpDMEg4TmN1bTdGdHMxWHlVQ3RqY3dWYkZIcy03Z3pPaVV6ZTZic19RbUFsZ3E3X1MtZnFDRGlnQzhRNy1xSUNtLXJpN1lHdz09 |
I came across this notion and I'm not sure to fully understand the global extent of it. Can someone provide a relevant example or his/her understanding of it? | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2017-01-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTmhHdEpOWWZHVHRmZWNvRGdkSWFOSlI1alRuR05DcFZIRWEwVHFmMHh4U0Fkd0dkVW4tWUlpM3lwOHRXRTRaR052MmJtSDJtbEVrbVZGNS16OW41dWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUXltX3daRHVTRW1wN1gzdG9iM0FxeGFidnhaWWtfWmFscUNkTFE0SHBoWVJSZGgzQW1rYmp6aDJlWXVyZXZXb21ZSUpULTMtNTNpZVhvWTNwWlZzV2hEVDM4anRnNFhIbWlYa3c1Vl9NcUoxSkZLeHE4QzZjdTllaGp1ZVNyeEpFRmRPOWdDd05IVVhNOGNhNHBLTERLU2VjNkx0SVhLd1MycWg5SnBTQktleXBwelFudllpeUtuMnZzOFJPVG9B |
It's a technology or change to the status quo that allows a previously infeasible mission to be attempted. So for example, the development of a hyperdrive would be a mission enabler for interstellar missions.
Note that a 'mission' in this case doesn't have to actually be a mission per se. A technology that eliminated sonic booms would be a mission enabler for supersonic flight, for example. It's just something we couldn't do before is now possible or could become possible with the right steps taken. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2017-01-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVTBNMlJQTW9XcTNjNk5JSi0wQ0tSMm10M1BwSDZmWFV4STZBbFp2UXNVbHA1blZYWkZJRFc1alFIcDBXRDFBMkhoRzhFZUNXUkg1bUx6RTJ0LTZJNFRKSHpDc1dMSzFkck1FLTAtUEZPVEE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRjdGYVk1c1VZekdQbzhGRlJxRG15c3M5b01ZVHR0dGxjLTVvLWJlQnJaeVlrQm1TbHhlbFNIWGhJUFBSd0hsbE4takd3NEQwRktmU0RFZzRRVC1sV0F2SHVnekNkcWxZcWpCS3dJY2c1UkFxaG5mS0lVWk0xUktzdldpd1B2RDY1Sm9YcExXMlpJSmgybWZpaDdtVUJGTmJQZVRtUjVEd054OXY5ZWI2NHJoUkZRaW56RUpETjlEeWljLThrVVl4bTEycVZFUzBvQl9JZEduODg3RVdwdz09 |
Thanks appreciated! | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2017-01-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeHpmX2hiTXV4TVg0Zl96bTVlMHNhNUd4bDdjMXd2QVRnV1h3ZE9oVEhRUVgxaWhWbFg5b2Z4VTg1YTh4RURvMkFEejdsNjE4RE80TkQ1bDhlazZmcmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS295cGN1Vk1yRHpiR2RSamFEUjNUVHp6YUtpdjZqUElvcGRxNm9WSzk3NXd2Mmd3QUt6WF9qbFlhUF9HSDVhRjNKOVBubS1XR1MyOUtTMHFrRWZFZXNjRWEtcW12dHM4Wlc1YkhiazVXcVlXVXdvckh1Y3g2dVpvWGpkdlpuck44cWtKbExrbVJZMFNLUkRkZVFON3dKY3dXY1hqS3hvZkZjRTQ4U1NBY0ZLN2puUDJKRUZSbDJiSVAwZjItbTNRaUR3UUwzaHRqeW1WTkxYT2Q1YVJGQT09 |
Many thanks to @inharmsway for allowing me to come on board and mod.
Looking forward to sharing news as it comes in – fast and furious of late. | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2017-03-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN0Q4MWZpcmtobTNPUy0zSW5SRzZDNHBPYWMtLUFHVzJvRVFTQ0ZGcXd5dHMtaWdNVXRua3oyQU8wNlI1cUtGSjR5X1JCc2tIVkVqWWZ0eVlvMjY5cUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc2puQVVzSmR2RTJpRk9uMTBSaDhLYnppcmlLTkhTUHdhazJxUnVxX1IyemdpUGQ4RUJkYklpQkFtWjNPSWxQSXBFam8tQlp6V2VFb29wQnZaa25aZU1TeFRGd2VtNEwxRUdzRzhZV0Y1SWtwbXNyOXpLaVI1S05KRTZmNU5vSUxKRG00d1VkTU1DMnYyY3lLeV9mS2EzWTdWN1dPOTJ0LUcwWWg0ZW85cTBaLVdpNVVUMFV4VWVLcWMzMDRQT0Np |
So I'm really interested in space and engineering for NASA. The thing is, I have no plateau. I have no knowledge and I want to go to school to learn, but my question is, where should I start? What common knowledge do I need before starting this journey? | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2017-08-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM0gwWlF6NzczY1VaZFBuRGpjSGNDUk5VbW5icURkUVU3X25xRVlfNjdDUkNHUVpqb0ZiRUlGRjJzMmY2OVJpTG9IT25qck56SllpcFVMQ0hmb3N0WGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOTZqTE9PZk9ZaGFnbEtuaTlqaU1GVGRqX3dhdE9UNGVwTzVPZTlmdmJPWkdMaGhxT3EwZTluR1g3UGszM2JfZWFmV2h3RU84czV5UEtVU0d1emJGbTVEV3BOQVZxUlh3ZHVJWkQ4UU51MklCMjNRSzFOUGg4NzRBMzVFVHFsNGt3WHVjem54RlhkSnpWX2dUZ0ZKNS1KNlhXQ243WGxIVFYwRUlXc25LVUtLZ1g2UVkzMVNQQl9fSlNWNGNObjNxdHpEenQ3RURaRmh2aUNqX1loUW4wUT09 |
Hello everyone,
I'll be doing a master's degree in space engineering soon. Could anybody tell me what the prospects of space engineering in Europe are, other than the ESA? Being an international student, I can't work at ESA. Thanks! | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2017-12-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMTVOVzBXTmNKT2w4NUxCM3hLSlFoaTgzRG0xVEtxaW1IR1cwbUZ0cmVfUVllTGI4MVdENEdwbE9TMjFSaldYQXdFa1lMVmJEcnJYc3hxcG9RbGNJeXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNVZtV1Q1N0JGWmhOZUZUYXRyQlJMUDh0aS1jaE9xZ1JxTm1SUFNQMjBaaEJIQlZTeno3dDIxaUxldk9aSTAzQjUzYi1pdHBMVlphTGhmZXFNQlNZamROeFptb0ZGMFdxNHAzRzZaZlVwUHVTMDViS0NDa2VTRld6bG9vdmtPSVJYZDFmN3IwakxlVDc0OXIwUmxZb1g5OFlaZUFxam5Fa3BlenBQSTBvN1ExYm4zZnRkRENMZXlNZVhTMzRxS1BydURSZVZ1a1gtT0Z1SFJUOE5YXzZxZz09 |
https://vimeo.com/253885434
Hi, I want to share this video with evryone.
This project has been created to summarize in a simple and enjoyable way the final degree made by Laia Molinas, licenced in tourism.
In the second half of the 20th century, what was known as the "space race" was mainly due to the tensions and competition between the United States and the Soviet Union. In little more than 10 years we went from sending the first satellite to Earth's orbit, to step on the Moon. Once this goal was achieved by NASA, the study and discovery of outside space has not stopped, however, it has remained in the hands of very few organizations, all governmental and with increasingly reduced budgets due to the little interest of the public.
It is not until the twentieth century that projects and private companies are beginning to become interested in the space again. With the conviction that the technological border is almost ready to break the barriers of our planet and open up to a universe of possibilities. The Project focuses on the tourism market, through articles and books it takes a global picture to conclude that the space business is ready to erupt. | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2018-02-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaC1Gak41bTRwdFViUjJpbnNJSTM0Y3IxMXd0QzIyemI5aGhSbjRRTUxYRjhxMHZRWmpoLUtmcnJOQXE3S0Vjc253VHFCNl9jUEthM1dfRnJPR3FDZlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVjV6a0RIZTJRQ2dYTy1FUEF6bmpZeU9Vbk9oQ1hYT1pNZ1g2NnJ3M0NnMDhTRWxKVmdIb2NkM0VQLVNoYjhZYmdtVXdQd1dITS1VUUlzT19QMnlkWWRtbmJtRkhVMWpmRUZGYXZCT3NzWGo4WXViZ1NIVmdwMTZsZnFMUlpGVDBfYjVRdGx4WnV3TldibXljRVJVdFduQzJ0OGFVRE45TE0tTE54ZnVOYlo0PQ== |
Hello as title states, I am a licensed Professional Engineer and seeking to grow my knowledge on engineering priniciples required for Space Exploration and/or TerraForming.
If you know of any good books or free online classes to help self teach myself, please share. | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2018-06-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTXpWdXYzdjZPMVZBRlJHYWxpSGFyWVdGdTA0bVlkSnpfWmUzMEhHUEJZYVZRTlMxS1lPa1V5M2JJcndoNXZOWFAxSWpTcF9PcVhlbU0tS0lmWC1uRWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS0ZaNkdzRWlocFN2NE05NnFZQUJDeGI0MDZiWExGU0FDeHU3TGlROE9WYVAtZzlGZTl3QzEyQ1dwcGpnX3pkWDlGckZEd3pZY0pxQnZkWU1ZX214c0wxMWNkdUw0dnJUQnlpUFBwZkJscnpkT0NvNklVT3N0am1zZGY0d2FMOHFzRk52dXRnVUtKc3lZTzdfcF9oVnFxNUg5U1J5dzlURDlwSGhWWjA1MndHWE95YW43dTVYa3hFTzNPeFprQnMyeXVNLTI5bTB0WlFFX05JMjMwRjRYUT09 |
I have some pretty crazy ideas for the development of an ark type ship (multiples actually) that splinters humanity across the universe.
What are your thoughts on that plan alone?
I have so much more to add to this, but was wanting to get a general perception of that question before diving into other things. | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2018-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZnZEWk43TFJkYVJRZ2RqZGNXZm1aNURSakd4cklSU0xkOXhtU3RXRUgtd2ktQ3dXNFB1MUFNWHZ6ejMyLXZiamI4VVdkNEpYbjBscWRycUlpMDU5cUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVUNnYllnc1BWaEFNcjNJRV9EMVItSXBibk15VU9Va05pa2R0LXd1Rmc2Z3BCRFNwMm5uQWhMQjJ4cTJyWGVYal9YMC0wWGFIZm1kTEJRQWZFcmZ3UmZfUGhCSDRGMWxrQmlOc3pFQV8wZkQxeUlfNFg5RzFrMm11TnAtckN4UjNnLWlKNllLNkRaRjhMUHI1ZHpMeG1TYWtpbUNWYlJUWExJOUJYUXIyVEZzVDNPZHNRQi1wSTNMZGJiVEVBQldMbHBUc1duS21tRzhXRW1wSEhJNVhDQT09 |
It's not free, but "Kerbal Space Program" is a rather good simulator | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2018-11-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMDJ3RGswNEdfeUlWUW00YWxMLVM5N0JyY0Rhd3RPeU5EU1drX2N6ZzV4ejY0SXNKQlEybzRRMkJsMEJuODlSdTlSMngxY0l2VGNlM1BKYnRib25yY0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTzI1Y1hxRDNNX0NEdUNhU2xBV2duMGZzd1NNUkpXb0xOSnZVTTRvclJCVXU5a3dWVnhyTGNDWjVEWDcybUpGbzdlZXAwd3BiZDVQUFA4d1BpbElpZzFBb0p2SjhSQXROalV0MnVrYmU0TzZYekZnMHQzWUxINkxHN21hV1RDVWszcWpFdlh1dFdEVlhHTTE2UXlDQnliSk55RVlHeTJITTdfdzVKb01YSC0wd2NyNUF0eVlqYkhzbFQyWFJrS3hLNHFhYXREQkVPWUVtd2xTd1o0bmh4UlhoX3EtaFpNQldzYnltWjc5U0ptUT0= |
Thanks, ill look into it | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2018-11-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdkhudnlSZlRSVV8xZk1pYUppbXVTUmxpLWFsN19jZWFwRVBQN1E3eTA5NjFXSDRhRGFvV0VFQXRZOTdPdFB4bHVLMmx4Y05YLVFiS3ZxN3dINzRuMEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbnVLVjkzcVhXMTBqYi13dUszT1Q2NVRFdVlRWGVFai16Skx2LXpxU25oUXM0M2liMHJQMzAwSkhlb0ZYZmZiU1IzbWJDLVlzVm4wYlJRT010RS1sV1RLcFZDTDBxcG9vS25RQzYxZG5XQzVQaU1NMHJlR0hRbVRNX3lZVU0xOHdpLWdxZXFERjZJcFZXS3lpWllQUUdhN1dBY3pkTVVRSFdXY0llS254czFiYTVsTHFCOW5lOFlHeDZXZDkwTHVDbDY0UVVsZnJiSWpVejBiMDNEclRUWFpqMmM1aVhoczk0R0w4dmxYSjJ0ND0= |
There is also Space Engineers. But it's more fun than accurate. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2018-11-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLazRObV9vQnd1NGZMaXhqOFl2eXk4VVRXYXdGdkpKZ1BFVjY3YXEwTXdDdlJzckUxS0p0YTJqZUJuWmhGYm5kU2lURjIxSk5GdVhUWXhrWVNaYUVqQkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWWtXd1MzV3lkVGJ5azlmQ1dicG5UbUVnYWNpTkhXZHl2WC02NUgteDFMMXdGcUV3cXhpWnhsRXF6a0x1Sm1qcmduY1lPUmNtUDVJczk3TkdBOHkzc3R6WVdhZ3NXbERsUXJZSExoZTl6akRhNkZfZ1hvR3gxVG9jNkl4R1JNdl9scjhCcFZ0SWttWEQzSTZFM2REbE03SHl0V25sNHd1ZHNiU3VZSGdIX3p2RldfZzl1eTMtY2F6RVpESUpKYTRFRmYxQ1J0RXdMQXFYS0pmdUtZVmJmNTBqanBVYVJsUVpoV2JwbW91R0dFZz0= |
We should locate a suitable planet, there are a a variety worth investigating. There are moons and planets within the solar system worth hands-on study. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2018-12-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVUtGVjdqU0pheHdJbE1tUUtrTzRDU0g1XzhaelNYUXZDbC1CZmRrS3RJLVQ1b01yT2Q2cjBDNkpJSXJublU2MDhNdHdWY3JZS1JyX3poc0dkMFZyekE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY2Z1WWlxaExYYTRkOFJFTkUyamhkdTBLY1MwNFpqbDJpTFN0VDZZOUYzTWRYczVwN0ZRQVgxZTVTb0ROM01UZzlPX3dQWk5WR05BcTd3QzMzb1c2VXZWWnNUQTVsdXVnRGp0T0RHTEh6UWdtSGo1Y1B2NWZ5M3NoQUx4aU42eWZNZFNRV19oaXAyRjNIaXE1MGtLdElBMktQdUp5c3p4emx0S005Rzh2SmY0bXU2LVoteXhWYm1MaE9mN3RyV2lTUFJVN1FtSlF4dldPVVZydzZOSFk5dz09 |
Check out USC Master in Astronautical Engineering | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2019-05-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTnBiY1ZIZ1hoX0xOZnVsM2Y4bHRHakNYdkhtakN6MWVHTDAyWUJFMXVkOW9yNkMxZWdILVFfZktaLXdWSXB1QjVJTXluVk5GR0xqcWVkSVJKVkg3T0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN0pKdU5zNDNGemVZWXhRaGtaM1Bzald1SWlOa0gzNFQ0UzNYM0pkN0JzREVaVExSOHMtVnRDck5Md0pia1o0OVJhclhQc3FGbXA0YnlhcXd3SDRTWmkyQ2VpcXZJRjcybDY1dHhGcmtIbmtkZjVoVlBZSTM1cWZONTdMdGJ2MTRscjVROW55V0RnRjhVQmJ4ekp1b0JwQVBBMDhRbHBhRHJURmk1SUlQN1c5cUJtb1p1cnpSNXNjLWxvdlVfRmZWRlBRb1NmXzNqZElESk8tSUVjS2FKQT09 |
If you're keen to see them, here's a recent post: [https://spacetourismguide.com/northern-lights-scotland/](https://spacetourismguide.com/northern-lights-scotland/) | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2019-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLT1UyQ3JRdDVybWNMUFNTUURXTjdXbWpMVk5KeEp0YTZzWHkybGdxVzZJTTZqcW80Y3hKdERQOG9vQUl2LVFqVmNiWXRiQUNHVlRlN2x0bUNMbVB6VVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbWxKTlJGY01uV2hYZ29nLXVhRy1zMU0yTmtSYURQb3p6TkNseVg0bi1yY2F1RGZGeGJYWGwteXlvVkE1eWxVMkNzVkVfQnpzMEREckN5LWVhQlQyNlY5c3Rud0luOGpTTWdWVVREU3h6cUNJeURrU2pyMEdyY0x1aHc3M25LemxZTHBpTnNseWcybVZlQ092V0RHNi1Bdks4VXNUSzJrdjI1VUNXYjZvSUZrQm96Ujhvby1OODg5TU16N2p0Nlk2 |
Hello! Randomly looked to see if there is a space engineering reddit, and there is. Cool.
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First off, I'm currently in the program at UM that you're referencing. I have an unconventional background and I was still able to make it in. I don't believe our program is super competitive so I would encourage you to apply and definitely reach out to the program head to have a chat about admissions.
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That being said, when I was applying a few years ago, I knew I wanted to work specifically on space applications, but I did not have a clear idea on all the roles/types of programs. Aka, the UMich program is actually a Space **Systems** Engineering degree. So you could look at schools with systems engineering programs and see if they have any way to specialize in space applications (ie - taking classes from the Aerospace dept for your electives). Or vice versa.
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You might also check out UC Boulder and MIT, which have pretty expansive space focused degree programs. University of Maryland seems like a decent bet if you're interested in Human Spaceflight (may not be space engineering, but related).
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But doing a google search for Space Systems Engineering (and now kicking myself for not figuring this out when applying, but oh well - worked out):
[https://ep.jhu.edu/programs-and-courses/programs/space-systems-engineering](https://ep.jhu.edu/programs-and-courses/programs/space-systems-engineering) (Not surprising since they run APL).
[https://www.stevens.edu/school-systems-enterprises/masters-degree-programs/space-systems-engineering](https://www.stevens.edu/school-systems-enterprises/masters-degree-programs/space-systems-engineering)
[https://www.moreheadstate.edu/study/spacesystemsengineering](https://www.moreheadstate.edu/study/spacesystemsengineering)
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Lastly - Colorado School of Mines just started a Space Resources graduate program and has at least one class on the systems engineering: [https://space.mines.edu/graduate-programs/](https://space.mines.edu/graduate-programs/)
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Best of luck! | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2019-06-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNFdtdHpYMjBNRjFsWHJ1WXlyT2d1RU8xOGktV1BlSDBDY042dlltaGZ1M1BUUUpncEs0b2RDQ1hIemVOTkFqZElOdFVkUTBCeDRFUFRkbFNIc1VydFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSEdUeklVNmFsMWt4Tzh1NUJ0ZjFqc0tHSzU4V1hGM3NoajFleHU3WVRwSjJDMTVMQ3EteFo0NE53WThfaHVFODFiQ1hZNmRPaHhFRDVQalc0cGxPSnA0OGE3SEY5ZDlST19UQ3VVdDlmS2hjSldpZmJRN04yeHFVdUFIT3JtTW03ajBFRnJhNWJ2ODA1TDR4TkNadjFEVERTX2ZjNWcya0FMbjV1Vy1mVENlT2g3YnFGZzlyRzNXUm10SjYxdEoxcHk5eWh3MlRoTVQ2NUVwWm9lNmExQT09 |
/r/TheBlackSpace | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2019-10-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZTkybnVkOVJWWk1BYW1oR0tGcU9VRVRVdmNVMzJWRERWekRoVFdvN3FQWXV0NDNBVVFCUzliZlA1V01ZbXB6X05leTltcWI5NWNrd1pWRV9YRDZYWVV4Vkg4ako2Y09Ib0NSbktrbWhNY2M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZkZteUNlX2NQN1NFT2JET2dRdEh4QkNKcFF4cVhvQVBHQzM4eTZGUTIzaGhoRFR5b09aRjQzb1RpT2czaE82cFlkQnc4dW5DUzBjNFRwb1VJQXFpUHZ0WlZVUzVrT041MTRfa2t4UHdJYVF1bmwtbWpzN1lvVnhKdEVROU5wZ3BDRTJXNk5wQmMwZ3dNcU1qQ29JMmZhaUF4VG1oUFoyVHNjcWh0bGJUVS1JcHlSTEJxR05iaVdRdTRsTGQ0NzZwQkpOUS1wbldYNEUzMlk3LU9jWW5zUT09 |
I don't think you can at bachelor level, specialisation comes later, you need to study engineering (mechanical, electronics, etc) or physics/photonics first. There's also the option to study astrophysics but then you need to reach a management position (project manager, etc) if you want to dabble in engineering otherwise you will just be crunching numbers. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2019-11-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOWlzWjNDVnZSQ2JxX3B0X2xnNHVMTVdaNUtoa3ZQSEMwNi1icGxFUGZpVDRGS2t4UzYzeUI4NVprdG95dlhUSXZXRHdTdDlDTlBPckoyQkU2RkZvdVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLelVObGY1Z3Q1U3pXem9JQXc2Y1pPcE1CbmFWS0RHT0tIbUdKV3FFdVZEOU1iZlNFVk9UajVhVDVHUkI0emhzbGhEbGRDejJqZVAxczIyNHFZZEhveGNENU85Q1NjcVo2NWM3NV9STXN5RHF1eGVSWGNpV0YyeEZuWVFySGVmNk9aVDNSMWVJNHMxTElkU3I1TkFRLXRFOGlSVTBwVzYwNnh1WGwyWW92NUg1dUFWZU9MYjhobGVjN2pmS0dQalZqNUxSbi1VbzdxclBwUVB0MnFpeWZDUT09 |
Hi yes, i am currently studying astrophysics but i've seen some master studies need an engineering bachelor degree so i wanted to see more options and info. thank you for having time to answer 😊✨, I'm dad. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2019-11-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLU2dzN2w4blpWUFdVNndHZTlCdkdZNFk0QVZHbXF4dlRjZVBUQXotcEF3bE1TVUV0SG13ZzlFMzF2dmlDNTcwbEYtYVg2MEVBbzVSdFFRc25UcFRseEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQW9zZTZSV2F0Vng5dWpCWGtWM3EtdkhrYjFkUWQ3MW1UTTZhdHRma0Z0NjFNNmUxcW16Qks0cnFlLXVVTWtmM3lDZFltWEhwRlZDRHpGTTBwNlRHZFkzVHJCdVFrN0VXY2prVFVpdDFxWEZsVTBRUFlMRmt6bW1SSFBicEhXc0t0bDBrbkF1NDJ1UVlHTlpfUGptOEdBLUhhZEdzUzc3LXJ3akdpdVBQTlR5VUhfZWsxaGZXMGV5VjFKZDRfNW5DMWd1MC1kSUVOOFFBV1ZEZGgwRkg1UT09 |
Hi yes, i am currently studying astrophysics but i've seen some master studies need an engineering bachelor degree so i wanted to see more options and info. thank you for having time to answer 😊✨, I'm dad. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2019-11-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcjBOOHo2X1d3em5mV05xUkNfLXRLd003cTJ5QWhzbVhvdnAtLW1Bd3ZCclQzcGQtekUwazJVeXVYdndubEhUVEczNUczTjZGVDVlaXllMElsclJ1T0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMzJPZ2hQVHZGbmFIUUN1a18wWUVwRUwyTjduNWVyazl3UVA0MlllNFRFZzZmbXB1b3hmWkRFZmRVVFpCYk1EX1FuX1hfcEhYTF9Ldy05Z0EyWEtCZm5xcmx6QkVnR1lMTjJNSHhISm5XT0F6V3FjVnB0TXg1cmNJMmNieXdreHMwZ21GRExjdlFCZlRuekdnd3BrYkpoVldiYmMwaG4tOHljN3RCQ2E1Z29EUGNPTVU4R1JPLUxnQzVOc3g0clBwYmtKZU5OdWpFcjYtSm9XOS1KdUVSQT09 |
so many amazing instruments | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2020-04-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMGl0STljd2pXYm1RbEc3ME1QalVTQ2h4Z1UwUzhrYU8wbW1VcE1GNUsxX3RhQ1RQT1A2MExHV1pHZ2Vxb2RVMkV4azNCdHJyeUVSZzZlTWNwU0M2MkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeFh1cktBbUQ0QUVnb2tMVzFKX1BLOXNLSU9xbGdhWTZrcThiSmtMQmpmR2g2cXItOUNDZzF1NE82aG81UFBjdzJoUXFwWGc2RlRVMWdwMFMxUnRDQWRmSW5neXpHTk1oc2lYTVloZTJpRkNLbEg2OWk3RjRlUlFQZF9NRmlqOFZqTXZkejdJTDlDcG5WUm5kVFUxY1Z4TTVUaWIteENjNDRvSWNfUk1tOVE0VnppR0xkdVhBS29HNGxidnpYYWh0QVlYeGdpMHduQzh1bUJOeVhoVVBOUT09 |
**Live Stream of Mars Architecture Debate Session hosted by** r/NexusAurora
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When looking for parts or designs that are "space qualified", there are so many manufacturers and distributors who will claim that there part is indeed space qualified, but how can one be sure?
Do you have to actually launch it into space to find out, or is there a known standard from a credible source that can be used as the standard for space qualified parts? | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2020-07-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLalAzRjVDYkxsREltdEQwallaaVNzN2JEYkdtVklZWXZBT2M4VEctc0kyVjVKZnVtcy1PWk1qR3B5U055Y3ZBVGkxN3JDSEtTNE5iXzFORF9GOGp5SVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWjRGc1oxclk5Z3pHN2tReDZmU3dXZTAxLUtvV1ZVTURjc0xKbXc1bnY3aExuN1NBVGdxMmJnUzVsRXJrNDJKSU8tMUl6Sk0tN3B0NE5FSFVNZ0o5LXRXTVpjWklJWGR4NHlia3BPSUstQTJIVjlnRkQ0NnZ3bnozaWJ6R0RpS2YyNVh6TVNmanNkVDNpcXNyT21QRm56azAyZ2lMUlh4V1p6bGI4MzU1UDhlbWs1S1lnb1p0QVlnRlVDMmZyYjRSYVNMQlRYRW9NN0lkZ05reno5cDJGZz09 |
I made this list and it's a WIP, to get a clearer picture of when I can see/go to space. Hope it provides value. If you have any info, please add it: [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k2f065FfB-J61E1Et7flslFUIKEp227TYLYjG3LEVJs/edit?usp=sharing](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k2f065FfB-J61E1Et7flslFUIKEp227TYLYjG3LEVJs/edit?usp=sharing) | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2020-07-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZlF0dlhLbHBJVWNUQUZVVF91aVRZdnRBMW5IenpubGlEOEJrMl9tU3QydnEtaUtBSWhZN1BJNkR2bFhDUENVQ1RrM0xSVEgtejNEV2Rkc2V6U19xRWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMkVJODlKSHZaMGJQNklOVzN4SnJUOGZFTmUyTURDYVFxZWE3ckVEOE9vYkU1NnpLY0FBcHFqdG1TOFJWeGIxMjFXTDJ2T24wTV9pUmFzUk1SQ0RFb3pfTmR4Zl9ncUMzQ1dqOHkzYmY3MXR1bzU0LUl1cFROdXoyQjZGdUl3NkdJcURTWmc4a0JyQk4ybVNtYmVzbTBkMFpTbDlrYW1oNm9XV2c0NngxLU5Oc2Z4aWk5QTJXVWN2cXBBSC1fT0xjT3VZOHJjd0Exd2cwVnFCTnVXaXVUQT09 |
Qualification refers to the qualification process that is done on earth, it is specified by very exhaustive standards, depending on the country.
Space heritage refers to parts that have already flown, they generally do not need to be qualified on earth, but it depends. If manufacturers claim it has space heritage it is generally the case. How can one be sure? All these manufacturers are known within the industry. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2020-08-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaWtjNXBTVmh2V05uWkxFZVRyTzRvLTdjUnR2OTYwZUxWTTJfeDVKb2VSTkRtVnB2WFNjajRPczU4TTNJM3hqUTN5eHJkSGNwM2tlZElqQWlaZTRFb0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNGhmUTU0dVZsWmlhU2JuU3FBc0Uxa2dqRkdaa18zZkg5aEJscGpmeEhWcXNaWmlNaUM3RWpsSUtWal96emM0N3ZpX1lpbTE0MkNFM1BDQ3Y1OWlJUmluaWJSZWcxMXVDTWZSZEctbG5hNk9JNGNqcnlDWVczd3JRUHkxTlFrRU1JekFYVlRCeUhHeTF4ZnRxUnU1N0hNbFNlV3ZtQjFxVjNPSTg4OF9Lc0VSX25MNGhKYl80RGh0Q3VpNWFFLUUtNDcwNEhxdC1Pb1JVSXpBc2VCeWVzUT09 |
SpaceX on Earth is said to be currently looking at converting oil rig platforms in order to launch from the ocean to and Colonize Mars, and build point to point travel on Earth to pay for it, etc... however, oil platforms may be difficult to relocate and possibly expensive to fit out, maintain, expand, and dispose of when new options are required. Any damage could cause a long shut down. For instance the Shell/BP Mars platform was said to have been damaged in 2005 [image](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/6c/Mars_Tension-leg_Platform_after_Katrina.jpg); and is said to have taken 9 months and 1 million man hours to repair. This would create a major problem if humans had landed on Mars, and follow up supply missions for instance were heavily delayed. A more modular approach may be easier, more mobile for when different orbits need to be achieved, and locations for point to point passenger transport between cities etc are desired. Old container ships are plentiful, buoyant, resalable when not wanted, and are generally about 300 to 360 metres long and there are some even longer; smaller ships, or barges could also be used if required. Stainless steel floating pipes can be made affordably in-house as SpaceX are good at that, and floated out. Pontoons could be swapped out for a spare if damaged, (with well designed couplings), so less delays. And used launch pontoons could be reused as [floating island](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2579216/The-luxury-floating-island-resort-future-tourism-comes-145MILLION-price-tag.html) villages/resorts. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2020-09-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRDJISkVMYVdRUk04UUlDdjhUNEJYRWFrR2hkTWJON3FxbmlJZXF1Q3JGMUc2dUxpeDYzdGVNejVDRmhJcjQxMnFQel9xRFdWdnIzeDg1YkRSVmc3VGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRkU2WFlFcE9aYnNqcm1mNTN2andDSjRRNENyOHZZbDNPeDVmT2lDcWdKRDVMeUh0bDR4M2o3Yk1DUUQtVHd5clRSM0drX3daQTd4a01lblVoYWVoR1ZCaE83aWx6WkJiQ2Uwd0FtWGZnb1lfTVJ3WFZ4aGhTQlJLZHFlanJpQWhQcmRsYkJ1M1dqUWZreVhFT0tCS2pNRE9zNnVXNm5LalVHbEJaMjRpaFJDVGM4cFJzX05uOVR2Qngtc2QyRFMwaUJnOVQ3REQxcjdRYWxXWk9TeVA3Zz09 |
In case the previous link does not work this one should: [https://thepaulo.medium.com/6-incredible-space-exploration-missions-going-on-right-now-9fdf3ab044aa?sk=893232982e39ee64c17aef9f8f6dbcde](https://thepaulo.medium.com/6-incredible-space-exploration-missions-going-on-right-now-9fdf3ab044aa?sk=893232982e39ee64c17aef9f8f6dbcde) | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2020-10-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRUFnX1NSOXViSHQ1b012Z215d1FnV011TjZpSFlKQVBodUZldDFYaU1NNkhxSk9VTV94NHlmVGlUUlJaMlR6UnNvelA1T3E3SzFIM2VXbEo2UkIyYlRvd01KTWxRZ1NhLUFieDlfakYwems9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMkVac0dMMkxFeVB4SG8xMFhwYTdJZTM1RE1UU2hlTklacDRtZ2MzYV9oLXJSV29hWVZvdUFFOFVkZVJhd0ZnTm1nREM1RWVJUWN4UnlaM2pJVTR4LU5PNFozaGItcUp5LUllaEQzSGtVdndKcTdVRm9yNmUyQm10T1otQjV1LWM5M0luaU8yX1NwMks1eEtMWFd0aDJneU96b0hVYkZvSzljeFh2Vk1ZTm02MnpYYkctWHBhMUhaVnVsalVnUHBra0JFRGZCaVQxWlhadlMxU1FpRlEzVG9JTjA5SXVtSHJ0SDNDTTk5ckFMYz0= |
Sweet! Thanks for the post. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2020-10-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRnBNdWdqbnJmTHphUExYcHc5VG50SHFmWndkalhqNkl4Ymp3aFl1dG1nNmxXQ2pLdlRhV3pwM2dHSkRXbTBXZ1NlZWdwbmt6MGRrZ2VZVlEzNlRzd3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcHBPeWxzVXBsSjRsSVZYNFh3MjBxQVpmb0hBZ2JEaHYyWU41dVFPaXdydWxEdENSTjRCbEpHYk1wektzejJqRHhKTE15ei1hMk42WWo5Tl8tTmxVNUJtR2tUZUZUOHA5NU41NHY4N3hNMmZtVDhyWUpRa2xTZi1QOHJhVkt2T3NDSGtpNzVTZWxzMEdSeTZQNExHOFdqYjRVckwwWFdyWHAzdTRNU2toSnVRMjZYMExJanBXMjM4Y1cxd2pMaWpZa1pXdzBDb0dkZTFDY1RJNnVGUTdsWG11WmxhSkFBWEVtNnBDVE50V3FfYz0= |
Hey guys! I'm an undergrad student from India, and I along with a few of my friends are undertaking a project on identifying business opportunities in space. Part of our project entails analysis of the kind of market that exists for tourism in the space sector. This includes collecting data on age groups, yearly income, country of residence etc etc. Please give us a few minutes of your time and fill out this survey. And if you share the same kind of enthusiasm about space as I do, then please share this survey among your friends and colleagues!
[https://forms.gle/voTMbWPi6q5a5z8aA](https://forms.gle/voTMbWPi6q5a5z8aA) | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2020-12-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMVlGZWNBR0Vpem40RHhOYUhwZ1JEXzBTOU5HU2FXLUFBQUtXYlhWaUJWbDFVVVVhTFl6cWZzajZYU2pCSC1jS3lyaGVuUl9INXEwWGpjVHphdnlRZ2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZDJ3ZHJkc0FQY0RJLS12SW5fRExqT25NMnM0N2tCLTlLTnhVakRldmJ5azNtay1YemdMLWFmWkZiWmQ5S3hLR3hJZ3lrUGpkTjAwbVktMnFqaUphd3phV2F1X05vMm9MT3JXemphcy0zbGpla0haSWZoZnRDb1piZEpsNFAxSlYtb3FfMldDbUhuWTR6aklrSHR0Vnp5dnhEaFp0RjIxSktqeWxWNDJmYTU4PQ== |
Hi guys,
I'm about to start a Industrial/Product design project and have chosen to look at space tourism as my topic of interest, with the exciting advancements that companies like SpaceX, Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin, are making, it wont be long until consumers are taking trips into space.
I'm looking to design a product to solve a potential issue that future consumers might come across while visiting space, or to enhance someone's experience during their journey.
So I'm here to ask what that future could look like and what problems may arise for space tourists both during the journey and while in space itself ?
Any comments on the topic would be much appreciated and will be going into my module log,
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Thank you **🚀** | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2021-01-11 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZW42eXR1Z3RZQmJ5dDFZcmhUcF9ESDFjVVdwdzJPQ1VPMTVaYmZkb2JQV0RXMkllZzJGaGtMTDBRWnBmQ2lrVENLWWJWcmp1aFhQdzhKT3haXzNoRUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUnFieW5oQnNhZk54V2VMTWc4QWtLMlZ2Zzd1Q0R3eDhneHVPWGx3ZDFkYlFUTm5DdElna0lKeE12NHRfak1jRXAwX3pJVC1FWWZVdE5qUUpVTUROVGVSZXA2a3J2MWsyM25aTkswRnVPNjlyT2NrWHFmNE5zNWZwem1iWWVyZWJQWDJuaF93emc3TUMtVFZnbmMwLVdGMDM0OS1hUGpoLVhRS1l4Vmg0aUFQWmcxeDQ0OVA5M00ydDlJeUhUX2RfNl9KTmhscldLbnFoZVlOdUVOZE0xdz09 |
Do share results and your insights when done. Thanks | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2021-01-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN2JGbWxOdDNiUGg3UzZPdmRibEpYZzRhT0FIby1YTTZyRzczTkxxV3dqM0dITGljTGpqTHZLZi0wel9iMjNFSW55ZEtzTDRkU1BxNEEtMDFOY2ZZWFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWmM3UmpMYnJ6YW5DbmZxOGtUWXFHQ0tjMERUU3JOellSYTFxZk9DUXBSU1Zndlgza0d6emNoMEhHckRiUHVSTW5CUUY2NUctZUFTRkZHemk2NWN3UUlfaUNnSG1qTlFaRC1mM3Vha3NTaHVmWjBMdVg2bHp2c2RMazZPQmlEdE9IeUZpZng2dG1ZMDBES0ZJd0tpRUZkT0dwak5vZHBacWlZQ09VMzZBRnVIZ1pPcThYVVUtdEdKZTVYaFRvSk9G |
After two amazing releases, Shaastra Spotlight proudly presents the first Nobel Laureate in this year’s star-studded lineup - Dr. Barry Barish, co-recipient of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics!
Dr. Barry Barish is the Linde Professor of Physics, emeritus, at Caltech and Distinguished Professor of Physics at UC Riverside. He is a founder of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO), which discovered gravitational waves from the collision of two black holes. Barish also led the design of the International Linear Collider, a global collaboration that will pursue the understanding of the Higgs Boson.
Catch his intriguing talk live only on Atthah & Shaastra IITM's YouTube channel on 27th February (Saturday) at 10:00 AM IST.
Link - [https://youtu.be/uOmdbVHq6xw](https://youtu.be/uOmdbVHq6xw)
\#BeintheSpotlight
https://preview.redd.it/xksrptjgk8j61.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=fe488ff51b63499ea0e823c0b3e29d0cedd71c07 | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2021-02-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcWNDNl9oMlduSnZuTmZMT3ZWNGJlVXZ5aVVmR1MtY0RvdHVXVkNxNEp5U0dHSFJ2R3BBSlI4eTFEbVd2cTBwQ0RfdHVVdXA2TWQ4N0N1R2k0Nk9iQ0JZLXA1VGhnb1gweHdDem9Ga0tTREE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZU9ZSE44T09nazFiZGxCV0F1YzljUmQwQmhnNHhYa2FHOVRJS2VNTE1iTGJCUHhndTNOckRYbDJIYnBuZERYLXlWYlFsVm9oWVdMbnRvYlpYRy1ScnY1cWY3S2gyNFpPcXZDdDQ2YXVxWHktVkUtM0VUSUVuOHE4OWE4Q3FvUkFsd2JvVzNWNXc3NnAwOENSRUR2WWxfVFZjUUx2UjNUUTZSLXFLOVFycjBweVpMRF9qVWRjeUNwVzhocU5KaUZmUTBCdjdjUmZyS2VmamNuWW5UX3VyQT09 |
Congrats on being the first submitter to r/MarsRovers! | r/marsrovers | comment | r/MarsRovers | 2021-02-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRjBPTzFkNGNmQUZZRjQ0ZHRxNG9XdmZwYjg1Z2dNM0Vra3ZuVFdfTVN5OUlZS3ZYSXMwYVU0NE50SE95SUh4VlNNbEVzZEwyRUVvUXlPVXVTNUwwNEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLemNIMHEwWHZwQjZsT2xYZUU1c0VlbWJaT05UNmVpeDNMMDB3eGx3U2N1Nll5d2FjN1l1eWRzaTNqaGJObWF0NVE3a2JvYkl5UVAxWXVYZU9rOWt6NHVUNEY2N2p5OTgtN1VINnM0QTFkdTJqZG1fTWN4VndoSTdTRG0za1VlVkZNSTV6NC1ReUtlU3pxWWlySXJnMUZOa0VoWW16WXhlNmRiN1VXNE5KYllkbUpkUGJEbHBnUWVvVTJtdjdJb2ZTZ3F0OGRhek1DaUJwMDBBMHBDRFNFZz09 |
Ha, thanks! ;) | r/marsrovers | comment | r/MarsRovers | 2021-02-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLem1jNnRYQ3lKaGVwMGhoLWxhT3RacXNxb3pxc1JEZlFhZjNsY3N5WlpBNmZTTE9Id3pDQUhTLXVhSEtDa3JBQ3BPcmktbnFyeXpQNHZTV0JvRzJXLUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZzNKY1Z2WmpvZTk2R24zVmVtWjdXWVZ3WlM0QU4yakNtcUsydEttVmJ2S1p1aHh2VjBxaHdzYlN0ZVNEbkF2c2Q1X1pQcEVmbHpaa3NlZ3BhYXRLeWFhY3haaXp2bmFuSWFXWWd1R1BoeHpJSDNEbTUzMzZRRGlCNVpvVHVIckVJSmFyWDRNaHQ1MEVTVzgxSUE1N19MSlk4TExFVXpkOHFuQjlZbFFGcFJQWnpoM1RQeU1JMlFqMDFyRFRBRnp0S28yUThFNC1ZVVdGcE1jeGlUSWI4UT09 |
$300k | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2021-05-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMGM1cjc1d25MeFhUTlFOQzRTbkRBWE5PUGFLMkRJX05wSkYybVFFTlU5ajFyTFhPSC14YkhVSG1XaXZsRDRaVnJBbGx0anZmbmJReklIUDJNVEhwenc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQzZoMWZOWEg4RmxhRmRuU2FGdTJ1NkhyTmdNUGJmSm1XMDJQejBNcm5VR0ZyQmFIelFzem9OMUlZZkpVeko3XzNvNVhtNkE4bThLZUdubkN1WWRjdEI2dFY4ZDVCMUotaktHTmRWelF6RFJJQTV6cmRublRCbGFickdxa01XaWh0cFRyQXQ3dTlMUlJOSGVlbjJ4bUZjZ25iRVdZb1hBMEhvSFZ4UFc0blZqLVJRMUdEaWFVLUFtS29ib283aWdh |
Hey everyone! I'm sure you've seen a LOT of content about space tourism, but this video specifically looks at how you can go to Outer Space THIS YEAR. Give it a watch and let me know what you think. [https://youtu.be/CoIs1ExvSP8](https://youtu.be/CoIs1ExvSP8) | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2021-05-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcTJjQmI4M0tIQUE4X09ZMVlwRVV1OWQtTUR1VlN1RmRic0VsRGxHTlNlYUFYWWVGcVdzSVl5WkZjazdGeERWMWQyT3E3UDU0c1FWS096dDl6eUFRbXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcDFBN2llSU5PNHloMmFBcVdXby1HZkVqb0lGUkRKR2E0S0VoREdHLW5iTUxPejZSdVg2dFUwV2E0VHJvWldBUHlESUFZNDZaUGhBdFpHQXFrdlZPVmNscE5jeFNSQXYtTzdocjNtWkRBeEhiWC1HQXE2U1RqN3F2RW1rR3FZUWhEZldPS19oMG94WXBEQmxxVWpkOFBVRDNpRUYzanFjaUlCa2pWQmlSWDRzN3RtQ1UzSTZhbl9VMzZpUTFuS0pF |
This is pretty interesting, the process sounds similar to galling , or friction welding. I wonder what is the strength of that weld though, and how well it can deal with thermal cycling, galvanic issues, thermal contractions, etc. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2021-06-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSjh6Zy0tcS1hak9RUUYta1JIN01ES09yd3NGcFJGc2d4U1BweGUzSVN4b0NtSG91dWUta3ZSSktIcG1nLXhrdWRyR1V2b1c4aTNQLWZ3WGNQMzd0dkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUllUNXNtQ0lNeGkxa1ZzbS1JR2NzejZZSGJFbm1lbEtiV2dRUWkwOUhIVDB0UUxNd1hDb2c3SHAtWXRNMzFCMWhCcXo2VWp3Y1ltSlVrdVBVT0EybU51amltU1ZXUnlOaGszQjZ1cVY2S2hnZkluMzhxWmJnLUZQZURKYm5HYlc2ejBrTEdHZV9palN0WEtFeVhFdktBZkN1NGFXRmwzZjdFN256aG5obmVQREZrTjFOYlZqS3V2UE5CS0FKbFQ5UDdCZkllX2JUeUM2MnkydnZWazYyaHZzcl9XeVcyT0t0ZlVxRVIyM2JqZz0= |
The “Unity 22” mission will be the twenty-second flight test for VSS Unity and the Company’s fourth crewed spaceflight. It will also be the first to carry a full crew of two pilots and four mission specialists in the cabin, including the Company’s founder, Sir Richard Branson, who will be testing the private astronaut experience.
* Test Flight Window for Unity 22 Mission Opens July 11
* Four Mission Specialists to Evaluate Virgin Galactic Astronaut Experience
* Virgin Galactic Founder Sir Richard Branson Among Mission Specialists
* First Global Livestream of Virgin Galactic Spaceflight
[Source](https://www.virgingalactic.com/articles/virgin-galactic-announces-first-fully-crewed-spaceflight/) spotted on r/SpaceBrains | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2021-07-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOFVpSTZyM3lYNzdwc014YmYyREJ4V2JxdlQ1RHoydFdsQllGSExDbVk4MlpDc1Btc0dkX3JST2xkU1VTLU0tVHZ6c2l0cEtXeVhtYzFDMG16ZTc0dGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTDhCYWdZby1hOU5MNlZpS2xmME44Y3I4TTcwdE5fMnpLalR0ckI2T0dfWXdUMXR0cV84WE9Mb3lyTnBJVzBBZklrWE5RZ1BoRHpsdmlTQkU0d3R3R1BYcE9iMUstdUlMQVR6VFdfbElqS0J3bkZ3UmlwM1M3dlBCWGFISEEtRlNMUHF1aGtXbmlQRktCLWV5blkwRjNuMy1scEMwR2tYcDVHMzJhOWJJLU1fWmhzX21TX3VTU1NQVlJ2dnZkUnhCTWZNczBQaVBrTUc3MzN5Qk5IWV90RE5GOTFpOVkwMG1za3AzaHk0VTJraz0= |
Hey fellow space friends,
My name is Lukas & I am student researching sub-orbital space tourism for my bachelor's degree.
I am in dire need for some volunteers to go through a future scenario and answer 5 questions afterwards.
It would take around 5 Minutes but greatly help my work!
Which scenario you pick, doesn't matter.
Here is the link:
www.space-tourism.org
Thanks already & kind regards,
Lukas | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2021-08-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWk1EN29yV29QMXZVLXFiOFUzUGc4azZlb0x5RXpROU1udUxVUF9WX3BIa1RySWNjRXBnZnhtR0tNSktsZmYxVDJudm1VWnFVNk9oTjdjZWVURklKRnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNmt2bmxMOFNlQUUzS09iNmt3MGRDSDEtUk11UFdwcHdxWU15RFppZGh2MUVZMDdDTW40azRMNHJjOTducWhrQnhBejZlOWlhU1dHTFBwcXVkUkJ3VVdmN3NvazFBcExfaE9rOXlXTXA1ejBjd09GTWVLbUphczFJMzVvVHNvZzY5SHY1VURBY2V5N2NzLTJldjRlMUhJTmloNGo4dE1ITjhlcVFqWGR2YUdFPQ== |
Less than 600 humans have been to space and back. The proliferation of humans in orbital space during the next 10 years will be largely comprised of ordinary people - researchers, scientists, engineers, technicians, industrialists, tourists, and the curious. None of which compare physically, mentally, or emotionally to traditional astronauts in terms of competitive selection, training, preparation, and re acclimation support.
What fitness standards will the new astronauts be held to reduce risks of an unsuccessful journey?
How can people begin to prepare today for the future opportunity to board a SpaceX, Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, or other carrier spacecraft and be part of the new intergalactic lifestyle?
NASA Human Research Program has developed a body of knowledge around these topics but none of the research and empirical data was drawn from ordinary people. Inspiration 4 was the first time that four non-professional astronauts went to space. The data generated from their visit is a starting point.
How can we as a community put a spotlight on this emerging need? | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2021-10-07 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN0JLcmpEV21xMFFSQW9LYVdaZ2YwMWg1NXp0Z0REaG1QUjN2RGhyRWRneDhSWGdNUEYwT1JHQlNWanF5d3l1MmZUc1Z5Y2FPdjl3dVh6ei12TmZmaHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYjY4emM3X0ZHT285SHdWSldoaGxFTWx3c3dkMjdVQk5SLWFNTmtfXzZydEJ3WDBXSUt0RW9nb2RoYzROaDZJR3VSclVLbXVpeUJrcU5lak5Tbk4tSEx2U09mNHgxbUFoOVJGb3N0c3lIZFFHQUhHbG44eDVKVjVzYlNaNllwa2dOTUc1WmU3ZW5PaWtnaXgzQ2xwWW5SdGdVS0lFUERTRDN1UWR5SVNRTnhZPQ== |
Saying the economics will prevent Space Tourism is crazy. The tech will advance enough to where it will be affordable to people who belong in what was once ther middle class | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2022-01-07 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeHZCc1F1YkhKUDIzSXQwejVuUHNsTUt0b3JLQjNCNjNFOHJhZVoxQkZMUnQzRnh2VWFXRkF3VExESUpCOWlSQTVQYU1WOG5IeklYMDN6c3JWa2QwTFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUWN2YnA0V3llbThoa3B0YW5YdDlpazNuVWdqM0tLNGVtcFdPcEh2SHExQlhxZHVvaG44dmltWUdRSGpXVFhDbjZrSW9KZTZabVBQQzFONVl4aVYzbUVuT2EyY1g2LWlBSzNFUkZCQU9LSm5BYkl3X19YMXQwbXhwbnFRMXdxRnp5R0t6TkFia0J5R0ZoU1dpZGhDN2NIcnJHRGlfUHNjLVB3dnZqOVkyY0dFSFpTNHlhNVZXakRMdlpyOWZoenBDT2w0NlZUUkRaZENPbUJiWk9WbEJPZz09 |
Another way you can say that is "after ther rich have already explored" | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2022-04-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbnlHSjZBVV9HUTJlQmdfODl1ajVNV0R3dGNlOXJJSk5nLXhVaVJFeTNRTVk5TmtSUi1PQk5WR3ZRNU9yR1JUV0pTZlNUMWJvVngxMlY4ODA0SFc1TGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNENEa0pEX2M0VUNHUk9wTVVsS2VzWTlvV2R4dGtrc0ZIbFNkSE5qQS1QaW5waUNiajdGZ2FJU1JtMmtSTmw0RGRWYUR5Ul9kcVcwSmhBaktLT1ZQOENpelkwNzlrdlMzVGdNN18zbXpvVmhlZGE1ODRRdnRuY0xfNlZZQlhMVmZKUzR4dVhIZzNzbW9oWG01NGhGOG1BeWtQYnBteEc4VG1Udnd2cHJTQURuQTRKTEtTa0RkeGV0VjdocFJpWWNQNTY1V0VoUHdKRjVzTnZlMTZLYkZMdz09 |
yes please do share your insights if possible. working on a similar project. | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2022-09-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLczFNZVZzMVRmN0dZSWpIVXVjSGhweGFadVZzUlY3cmk2YklDbEdxdmJWWm1CZmZQaWVkaFRJYlBZTHdiZ05tUDlESHZLVjIwRFNLY0QyZmJZNDVVTFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLLVBWR3ZRUzhFVE83cXBsRVFodld2Sm52WUY0UG4xSHh4NWwwV1pfX1VrRkxKN2d5djNBb2tqNUZlb0E5UHZ1X0s2TzZCemM1OXhfcGhUNWdMMjZQdG1oYzgwOHN5TnVyaE4xRXBKLVdBZ1pJZHJVbUczT2JZT0dIMjdRUzZkOVY0TUY1VXBYckpwcTAwdFlNaGF6TE5pU3VEQkpSNGtFTksweWp0MThtOXVaQkd4LThST3lYRlBsa2NLYXpZSWcx |
We are a team working on developing an app for space tourism, and we would like to hear your thoughts and experiences to help us create a user-friendly and captivating application. This survey aims to gather information about your existing travel behaviours, thoughts and feelings surrounding space travel, and experiences with online applications. We appreciate your time and input in advance.
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Kindly fill your responses to the following online survey. Thanks for your time:)
[https://forms.gle/EhryR6qrqw6KLc9k7](https://forms.gle/EhryR6qrqw6KLc9k7) | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2023-03-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWmZpck5fYmhlSU5odGJxeXRnTi1IS0xDczYtTUNNSFlnRmZLTHJFVENiQ0NCQVhmcW5OMG5uUFdyX2JHUEUxblNWa0NZUUl4ZVZqWTNBbjhlTk5sV2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdzB0ME03T3FlVUVqa211NTVPaHFBMmpmUWVxTDBMUmQzWHJBT0RqZWZseFJnU1lSd0FpZ3NSTENrYm5PMWtScFQxUF9BTEphdk1EODNGYkpZSFluaV9XSUxKLXU2YVNxa20zTkZ3ODcwTENpRTZxVGpualpGY2xZTXZiM19aTDQzaFdxRV9vUFR1WjRMVFFFaEpZT01Eb3RSNGpVeGZ5UXgyalM1QzloQWc0PQ== |
A place for members of r/spacexupdates to chat with each other | r/spacexupdates | post | r/spacexupdates | 2023-07-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcFFVdVQ5YS1iMXpIMkdwQWNJMlFSdUNRZTZaZTEtdHZ1YkVqUlpEdXNDa3duSjhzbnIwa0R6dXlBR1ZRMmRpemtRTGhhY1BkUFpqbjQ4ZDRQOEMtc3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLd1k0Z2R2allnVktCVHN3UkNuSWlRQUZKcllSRXRMb2FRQzBCS1YtVWQxQzJZM0RQNUEyTHdaemNMWFJjWEY1MUY3MVgyU0ptRVdfUGd2VVl6X3ZYLWxnUjlIMGxFQXcxVVU1ekRzTlByVmcwbktmYkpab2Jxc2FPY2l2N3lqVWQxLWQzZVlPV3VPaXIxTmhDZ2c0bEF4R1FGeHJTX05oUl9qN2N5Q251d0xVPQ== |
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**San Francisco, CA** \- Swarm Technologies, the Internet-of-Things (IoT) connectivity provider that was acquired by [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink) in 2021, announced today that it will no longer be selling new devices. The company said that the decision was made in order to focus on its new satellite-to-cell network, which will allow devices to connect to the internet via satellite even when they are out of range of cellular towers.
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Swarm's low-power M138 modem will be compatible with [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink)'s Direct to Cell network. This means that existing Swarm customers will be able to continue using their devices with the new network, and new customers will be able to purchase the M138 modem and connect to the Direct to Cell network.
The decision to halt new device sales is a sign that [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink) is serious about its plans for the satellite-to-cell market. The company has already launched a constellation of 1,500 satellites for the Direct to Cell network, and it plans to launch an additional 12,000 satellites by 2025. | r/spacexupdates | post | r/spacexupdates | 2023-07-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcWVvdXZqQXUzVzM4R0dBM2ltSVlPRGVScEduRjF0Y1lHYWxNU0dsc185YkNNMFRtVEpjOWFXU0NCbHh0V19rcDJCQnhhOWROeFFNVmJqb3N4R3g2Rnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMXp2aTUxc2psajF0Y0o5Vmh5alhySWl6TDZuTUt0Qm02WWJXU2s4aGhyUVlIUU9yeDJvYm9INHRvbVQtRXFfTU0tLXZLZ3hEeGg0TXB6OU1rdF9SamkydDNEcE9NUUJqeTFYc0hrRFJZcXJ1RTZaZXFLNUEtTDFCenFwelpHUXYwRV9RQWF6TzlzMWhPTzNLWEduVVJ6UDFBRGtRNXdXZnFkVnJKSWxJb2p5eEN3YzVVSHRXUmVxSXhuWWFWTmt6NTI1QWVZbTl0bXdCTS11dGttZzdiZz09 |
**Vandenberg, California** \- [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink) successfully launched a [Falcon 9](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-why-is-falcon-9-so-important.html?utm_source=inlink) rocket from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on Wednesday night. The rocket successfully lifted off from the base at 9:09 p.m. PDT, carrying a group of [Starlink](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Internet-what-is-starlink-concept.html) satellites into orbit.
The launch was the second attempt after Tuesday night's mission was aborted five seconds before a scheduled lift-off time of 10:25 p.m. The cause of the abort was a problem with the rocket's second stage engine.
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Wednesday night's launch was successful, and the [Falcon 9](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-why-is-falcon-9-so-important.html?utm_source=inlink) rocket placed 15 [Starlink](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Internet-what-is-starlink-concept.html) satellites into orbit. The satellites will join [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink)'s growing constellation of Starlink satellites, which are designed to provide high-speed internet access to underserved areas around the world.
The [Falcon 9](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-why-is-falcon-9-so-important.html?utm_source=inlink) rocket is the world's first orbital class reusable rocket. The first stage of the rocket can be recovered and reused, which helps to reduce the cost of space launches. This is the 246th launch of a Falcon 9 rocket, and the 73rd time that the first stage has been recovered.
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[SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink) CEO [Elon Musk](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Opinion-elon-musk.html) has said that he hopes to eventually make space travel so affordable that it will be accessible to everyone. The successful launch of the [Falcon 9](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-why-is-falcon-9-so-important.html?utm_source=inlink) rocket is another step towards that goal.
**In other news:**
* **The International Space Station (ISS) is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week.** The ISS was first launched on November 20, 2000, and has been continuously inhabited ever since.
* **NASA has announced that it will be sending a new telescope to space in 2024.** The telescope, called the James Webb Space Telescope, will be the most powerful telescope ever built.
* **China has launched its first crewed mission to Mars.** The mission, called Tianwen-1, is expected to reach Mars in 2023.
**Stay tuned for more space news.** | r/spacexupdates | post | r/spacexupdates | 2023-07-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZFVXRU13QllmUWM1WTBIYjhfdlF4ck9uNkt0VnEwUTVfOVllY0l1eVNCOTVFTlRqcE5LcnF3X0dMb0Rqam9xeVc2NzlPWkpGeDc0OFJEbXFISDB0SlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNXFZYWtiNnFmNFVxa2JXbDlOdWpLNmFWZ2o3VEJKOE1nY2pORFVEemZ2Ny1aRUhsUVM5Q2wxVS1PQnlmVWFfRTVGeUI5RF9peUdyelFRaTNYN2prbGlpSWV6S1JPVGhuSk01TWtndVhjaDhWbF81M2diOGxzRkJGRFduN05LV1lEdUI1X2lDZ05zTkoxSHFHbEZmc1FnajB4c05odGhOay1GT09rZVdIVkhJSXVfQVRmNGdveDhKUW5oRHV3YTY3TlpqSWFzVUR1Q0NfSjBOLWtPR0Vydz09 |
Cape Canaveral, FL - SpaceX is scheduled to launch 22 Starlink satellites to orbit tonight (July 22) from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The launch is set for 7:34 p.m. EDT (2334 GMT).
The Falcon 9 rocket carrying the Starlink spacecraft will be visible to the naked eye from the launch site and surrounding areas. The launch will also be live-streamed on SpaceX's website and YouTube channel.
Starlink is a constellation of thousands of satellites that SpaceX is building to provide high-speed internet to people around the world. The company has already launched more than 4,400 Starlink satellites, and it plans to launch thousands more in the coming years.
Tonight's launch is the 23rd Starlink mission for SpaceX. The company has successfully launched all of its previous Starlink missions, and it is on track to complete the constellation by 2027.
If you are interested in watching the launch, you can find more information on SpaceX's website.
Here are some additional details about the launch:
The Falcon 9 rocket will be carrying a payload of 22 Starlink satellites.
The launch is scheduled for 7:34 p.m. EDT (2334 GMT).
The launch will be visible to the naked eye from the launch site and surrounding areas.
The launch will also be live-streamed on SpaceX's website and YouTube channel. | r/spacexupdates | post | r/spacexupdates | 2023-07-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVzE0ZTdpNnFkTGFtMGdhbFg5aTJlTzBQbWxpSDVTT3RfWGlScnNBaWRZQWliazg0TmRad1lOaV83MHlyVUw2dU5aMnYzNzlpeUwwR1pQclRuNXlwdlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa1k4Yi1ySVo5YzFGbzF3VTFkOFRKMXhIY1U1WjljVFg4ZTlaeDRfNjFzaDVhZ1N6cUk2aDk5akJmYTlZTEMxYUdXR25nVmhBa1pxQ3ZOOXVjWk1OdE1UTGRrZGNuQTQtUGlkN1VJWFhOZFA5NUJCeDFMOTc0dlNJWlZDT1BpSFNwVWFlcVg4RUtVS2s4RlQ3VGk1d0FqNU4xdDk4eDU2NzRZRVhYNV9YbXZQRmZzUE1pUXdURGxoTldjXzZOZnd4TUxaY2NmYzd0TFhsdHZLZkd6eWlsdz09 |
**Cape Canaveral, FL** \- [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink) is targeting July 26 for the next launch of its Falcon Heavy rocket. The launch will take place from NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida. The payload for the launch is the EchoStar Jupiter 3 communications satellite.
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>Teams completed the launch readiness review, and we are targeting Wednesday, July 26 for Falcon Heavy’s launch of the [@HughesConnects](https://twitter.com/HughesConnects?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) JUPITER 3/[@EchoStar](https://twitter.com/EchoStar?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) XXIV satellite from Launch Complex 39A in Florida [pic.twitter.com/hXq3IxQHtd](https://t.co/hXq3IxQHtd)
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— SpaceX (@SpaceX) [July 24, 2023](https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1683575415825375232?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
The launch window opens at 10:34 PM ET and concludes at 1:18 AM ET. You can watch the launch live on [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink)'s website or on the SpaceX YouTube channel. The launch is expected to be streamed live starting at 9:30 PM ET.
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The Falcon Heavy is the most powerful operational rocket in the world. It is capable of carrying up to 64 metric tons to low Earth orbit. The EchoStar Jupiter 3 satellite is a high-throughput communications satellite that will be used to provide broadband services across the Americas.
This will be the 13th Falcon Heavy launch overall and the second Falcon Heavy launch of 2023. The previous Falcon Heavy launch took place in January of this year.
[SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink) has been steadily increasing the pace of its Falcon Heavy launches in recent years. The company has a goal of launching at least two Falcon Heavy rockets per year.
The next Falcon Heavy launch is a significant milestone for [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink). It will be the first time that the rocket has been used to launch a commercial communications satellite. The success of this launch will help to pave the way for future Falcon Heavy launches that will carry a variety of payloads, including NASA scientific missions and commercial space tourism flights. | r/spacexupdates | post | r/spacexupdates | 2023-07-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNWh2RTZmYWEteDNQaTVLLTgzeGZhMF9ZU0w1X0RuR2tBalM0OFBpNmxZLWpXRGRTa1duTmhFSVVOZ0hqb3RPak1XWjgxUUdrZGNGVHM3WmdIRWZpdGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYnNvUUZHUkNaVENuYkZBUnNwR1FCYS1wY0tfbnJFelh2S1k5ckRpQ1h0a2NFd0prc0pOWndUemtZWmowTFFHMVVndmd5THoyOWN6aWJyRmJtbUVpMl9LNUNMdTU0NHFrdzI1VVYxejVRVE9LM3FMa3BTbGYwcHR2Z25uTFc2ay1ZYWlDYjFHX2NUc2VNX2EyMEVBRlhuZkZxek9aN3NxR3cydkdlUHUwWmNjbEFFQW5SM3VTOGlUX2hKWUNlV0NpczdEajhKMWJTV0JRS1RtZTVmMFgxdz09 |
[**SpaceX**](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink)**'s Falcon Heavy Rocket to Launch on Record-Breaking Mission Tonight**
[SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink)'s powerful Falcon Heavy rocket is set to launch for the seventh time ever tonight (July 26), and this time it will be carrying a record-breaking payload. The rocket will lift off from Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 11:04 p.m. EDT (0304 GMT on July 27).
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The payload for this mission is the Jupiter-3 satellite, which is being built by Spaceflight Industries. Jupiter-3 is a communications satellite that will be used to provide broadband internet service to underserved areas around the world. It is the heaviest commercial payload ever to be launched on a Falcon Heavy rocket.
The Falcon Heavy is the most powerful operational rocket in the world. It is capable of lifting nearly 64 metric tons (141,000 lbs) to orbit. This makes it ideal for launching large and heavy payloads, such as Jupiter-3.
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The launch of the Falcon Heavy is a major milestone for [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink). It is the first time that the rocket will be used to launch a commercial payload. This mission will also help to pave the way for future Falcon Heavy launches, which could include missions to the Moon and Mars.
If you are interested in watching the launch of the Falcon Heavy, you can do so live on [SpaceX](https://chimniii.com/news/Business/Business-Space-how-spacex-become-success.html?utm_source=inlink)'s website or on the Space.com website. The launch will also be broadcast on [NASA TV](https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv).
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**Here are some other details about the launch:**
* The launch window is open from 11:04 p.m. EDT to 12:44 a.m. EDT.
* The rocket will be visible from the Florida coast and parts of the southeastern United States.
* The launch will be streamed live on SpaceX's website and on the Space.com website. | r/spacexupdates | post | r/spacexupdates | 2023-07-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX0pjN2NkbzkyTEZLX1RfXzBieFgyZDdMRFM5Tkt0UmZ6Nm1xX0ZrcGlmbEI2aFE1eG5GNkRPWk56QVctQkVaT0pnckdfaDRadm5SZXBoRU5LNF9SalE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLemlFWV81WU5TSDhJbkltUnRsbkI0WWxqZUlHQTRoRElER1drMm9BdlFsaFJTTTZwMzNPQUtJeXdGLVlucTVNLWpuSTE4Vy1HaWktTGpsQ2VKZHRNSU5SbUVDUkJuRkFKVG1WTXR6bUh5SVFvTmF3S1NoY3dBdXQ0TEpTR25OV3MtZUU1VDdkbTNlVXh3aV9FNjlTcWw4RHBHZ2IwQ25zdnV6ZHE3dG5ITGw2WXNvM1dtYnRCSUpVdVJIQV81TjR5ZEZFU1RqdHpvaXVOS1JIVE1Id0F3UT09 |
This is awkward | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2023-07-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX1d0Q2VJV0JEWXRicENHcjFzdV9HY0QwUFJuWGxNbENZT3h3YlVxZFBmS0xEMGdpYVFQekdrSF9ZMjBEWEhpVHBzNlZZeEJjYnZZRmtDOV9fcFRvM1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRWYwM1lwM0lQalJEdDRZWVJ0WVNDaEdnMEJIeXVyMGZrT1EyV2lOalNJbWlaYkF2dDNKZmMxaVRiT1pWbjB1ejdGdlJpWGZqRmhlUDlFQzV1YVUzNjUyQzdURFFhV2psdDZRdUpGWWJ3U3ZiSUJEUU1OQ25BVTVNeTlseFVtVmY3VGVnRmR5Q3lndUFrWXZnMi16NWt3PT0= |
Does anyone else think we will see the space station in our lifetime? | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2023-08-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNjBsQlVfMXdNMDMzeFRiNG9iNEdVSEFhT1V5NXlHNDlPbzV2aEFmQWhUS1JNMGRSZmM5MktXQzN4aUQxcU1aZ0ptLUlwYS1iellaUnotV2RYS0tPNjMwNTI3ZmtSSE5IMG04dWpPRG1HUFk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLT3Y1blZzUUppSG9HQ1c3Q0VjUExXNlo5RkdQZVdUWjNZczV3bmpnUHI5ZUN5a3ZzMWhzaFlHWG5Wc2ltTHFRbDFaNVVHRUpSYVF5Y3FJWTRvZjU5Uk00SEVNWUZrRWIzSFZHUXAxWngwV0lTWTdkSDZYVGlyX2cyME8yYmEyUVJFTW85eVhCelkzbTFaUGhXdkNXT0JBOEZkMkhxaDBmNmw0dkVrRFo4d1JKWWllemRMdUN2ampkem5GcHBuN2tRYllwWGZfV3pTR2xmd1VscnVxMGNxUT09 |
I think the first space station should be turned into the first museum in space. | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2023-08-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMlluR1FtUW53d2gyZ1JRRk9Ic051WnZfS1RIamVTek1ybHZ0clpBb3I3LVV2N2NQN1dIWFJkWGtmMU9KNy1PYktCVGUwNE5oTUJ0YW5pWU0tUkJRQmNjWEw5bHE0enZ0bHcwQTI0OXNGa2s9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdWFfRUxnMGpCS1FTLWNrMUZJT3lBbHBWSHAwZm1hNy01dFRUZEJfVjY3NHd0YWpEWWZnc292bC1EclBKOURxMkFMVTQtd1o2VnFqMFY4bUt0NzN2NzdXWWFOWjh5QnBoSmFtcTNKZnZUMWhRMlRHTkpJa3ZXc1ZraTFxOF9sWUdqYnNqU196WVlTeXc5SnFSUTJEME03OUpRYWdfbE9ISnhCeG5kOXRqRFdCOVNQdEo4MVhvSmhMTFhkb2lRS0dldXlfSkxJeGttZEVMenB1R19Mb3BSUT09 |
# How Do Falcon 9/Heavy Block 5 Boosters Land?
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The Falcon 9/Heavy Block 5 boosters are landed using a technique called propulsive landing. This means that the boosters use their own engines to slow down and land safely.
The landing process begins after the boosters have separated from the upper stage. The boosters first perform a boostback burn, which reverses their course and sends them back towards the launch site. This burn is performed by one or more of the boosters' engines...
Read more
[https://chimniii.com/news/Technology/Technology-SpaceX-How-Do-Falcon9-Heavy-Block-5-Boosters-Land.html](https://chimniii.com/news/Technology/Technology-SpaceX-How-Do-Falcon9-Heavy-Block-5-Boosters-Land.html)
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Any idea how the tax treatment on space tourism industry works? | r/spacetourism | post | r/spacetourism | 2023-11-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVk8zRFpJTFZVcXpib0g3SFd1S3lYWkQ1aEpBakt1OEJSYVJjVjk4ek9WeVM3S2VOLWk5alhiVm5xVGxla3hOUVRBN2ZuZWxmSjJLeTN3UkdiUUlfM2ZaemVWMGZqd0lKNFVka0ZYU1RyODQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSG5rdUxlUkN3N0RaOGhYelFLUHFyN0xZalJhaDdhMEJCQ3U1TnlhbzliNXlDN283UWRsNFc0NWwyLXd6dGE1MmlnZFBlZ3BoYWZiem9EaEhpb1dsYzV4cmdIeEoyRG9KaEwyOG4tWGtZVmNnVTlVWWQtbHFvZkVETkF1T0dkTm9mNkRlcUFZRUtFcVNLdjRWOEt4WnN1SU5JVHp3Q245ZFVXQ2psNjk1eHFRPQ== |
if you are interested in rover and smartwatch, you can check them out here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/geeekclub/nasa-perseverance-mars-rover | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2023-11-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWjhTcDVPUHNMRjV4RWxvYU0tdjI2dHpTZ0g2UFplUVZYY2h1YUliRVNrT0lQNEFUZUlrNzRLU2YtS2ZNeHFOLWdyZUwyNWpWZzdielVjbUJhZ01TYUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc3dTcERzelNtaEJScUpUbzRtR05JQzRXY0RTRkV0dUlqMlp3eFhIdUZRMU8zckJNZjJXZklXSjR2NmNIcHFSMU1IWkJvNnZqNGNoRG92OEx1OEZYUFgzV0lKWThOVG52SGVKQWtobGJlYXVtNDU4NVhmQmk0ZWF0UTZ2WkR3bEVBaEpOYk1ZUGx4Z3JmSzZ5Qkh0NGFmQzhnVEk5b2RsZUpETjZ3Nl9IQ1VtaEtxYVRtd1hiSExLc1Z5SDZZYnNUTXhVWEJYQ0ROSU1oXzNPVlBJdnNsVWhMMUY5anNMXzRlQW5LWTlHSkppMD0= |
How much does it cost to submit? I see the fee is non-refundable, but how much to enter? | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2024-02-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc2dudDVacGVvSlhMTUV6RnliNm83d2REOHZnVlYta2NtTUZjYWI2dnFlVURTUV9obXVwWE1ncHRNbENYelpra3NuLUt6YkJrRklOcHdFU2NRRjJTbXN5ZGs4cVd2YUtld3JLajVoZkYwblU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUXRlVUY1QjU1UDRRMjhtLTYzU1MtZ3pKZ1Y0dTA4bnlMSURxZEk5YWQ4aXRlS3Z0MFB0V1lBbnRsampKVHVvMHdMM1B4RWpkVDBoY3ktN3pTNUYyZG9yQVZKRDM4RUJxMlYwZXRvS3lZZjBtRk5Sbjk0c3E0X2VUaklOTTR1aC1YeGh6aDJTRXFtMnFKUVJtRkNwdFZab2lmYXZOSmtVWjNYazBkU1dyMm82THVzeGVGb2JGN1BmUUhLb21NUWRPV0NfYUFvR1hfMEhiX2ZUbFhuX2xyTFRKMzB1cGE5UHE5UDdMZTBjYWliYz0= |
Hi, sorry about that. We'll clarify on the form. It shows up when Wufoo sends you to PayPal. It's $150. The fee also serves as registration for the whole Space Tourism Conference, including the STC Awards & Reception which closes the day. | r/spacetourism | comment | r/spacetourism | 2024-02-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ2ExOUI2Yll3S2ZjT2dlRm5ZRHVYTzhYZXNuVHlzYm82N2drRGxWdFJ5OEhvYlFIQ2JGUTEyaXN6bnRDQWZ1aEN1V0dLVHgzWW1XMFlzVmFKcGRhTmd2V19xSDAySm14a19tSnNhbXNsNEk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWHVDcXlkdjdLVHk2WC1vSVdsQlE0bDZKZWZ6SkdHYVd5RHUtV1JHSjlBRUVwbmlQUVFxazlvRmNUY1B6Z1p1Uk12a0tUUEVJR0NtUUdxdTd5a2JzdHNCeDdGZlQwZ0l4eXRlZnlnSlBoOFAxRTZaNUU3MnU4NEUxemZnWGVQbFFTVGZsdnlqc1Rqa054Z1dacmpDdVZ2WjlXMFRlMlhqS042TU5haXpQd01lQmtLTFFycjFwbkpxNWlzSk9nM0RCTHBqZjhMcjRwclJsMzZmb2NqODNrVmVLYVViVF94Q1F4RFkyUkhHWUlEaz0= |
Hey there, fellow space enthusiasts! Whether you're a seasoned space aficionado or just starting your cosmic journey, you've landed in the right place. This is your launch pad to explore, discuss, and geek out over everything related to the awe-inspiring space industry.
### A Universe of Possibilities
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As we embark on this cosmic journey together, let's keep our interactions respectful, inclusive, and engaging. We're all united by our love for space, and we want everyone to feel welcome to express their thoughts and ideas. Whether you're a seasoned space industry professional, a curious student, or an enthusiastic hobbyist, your voice matters here.
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Feel free to ignite discussions on the latest space missions, share captivating space-related news, or even delve into the ethical and philosophical implications of space exploration. We're all ears for your thoughts, insights, and even your "out of this world" ideas. Let's keep the conversations lively, thought-provoking, and, of course, as space-tacular as the cosmos itself.
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So, fellow cosmic explorers, fasten your seatbelts and prepare for liftoff! This community is your cosmic playground, and we encourage you to make the most of it. Explore, ask questions, share your knowledge, and let your passion for space shine through. Together, let's make this community an interstellar gathering of cosmic minds, where the wonders of the universe are just a click away.
Welcome to r/spaceindustry! It's time to embark on an extraordinary cosmic adventure. 🛰️🌠 | r/spaceindustry | post | r/spaceindustry | 2024-03-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQTh1V1BLVmVESEpsSGN4VFlHS1dYc0hPMUZ6ZHhqWkJEbTlYaVVRZVotZ0J4ZWowdjFQOXJyOFNkdjJrRTRab2x4LURxa2h3U3BKX2xZdXdmdHowMEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbHN4UFBQTTh2ZEFFeG9KajNwQTVRUUMyamYweUVsekd0VmZMX2Y3TkthZHZpOVBvOHpHaGNBOVRuWWpXalVLdnBiMnVJdEkxSnNadlpHRVlMM2NjU21pOTRuT3BKSmk2ZnZscGpreHhDNjFyV1g4TkdSM19GQmVxRzZUMW1KMWMxdFpISmxRUTBnT1V4WFVsZk5oOE1DV3M5YS03eFNxT3Nuc0pMR2huSFBrdEM3dS0zeFpEU3NIMzJfTEdoUUxk |
Thank you so much! | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2024-04-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWDdXRDBEMy00dFo4OU9PZzZqTXduLUpDeC11alItaHZELUJrYmFQTmQxRjJNMFV1X0ZSMnozUGdQN09Heno2S1o2Vjhra1VZNjkyWVUzZnVkTWszOVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdnpQdzN6eXlncTdIX2tVRWpRUWZ2SEVZcURBUU5BYzZZcmVzaFBSRkktSGxKUmp0bFVxSVhnN3BSaHFYX05RV0dILXYyVVFpY2N4dXdUV1dhOExkRXVQYU1YbUVWNW1JT21BTFJwRWdwN2JrV2lOdTZHYktmbFAwQlAxbXgtWGprOWNYc1Nvd2h0VGE3STFoZmFwLUtQMXltSVZLNWw5ajRTR1k3RDZQUHFfal9ZbGdwdXNQR0htS2pMaGRVVmpURzk5eXFVMmh3MHdHZjlKbTFMWFMycUtiTDNmc1psLWdaS0tJN1JudUZHMD0= |
Hi, I’m a space lawyer! I think you can pursue this by majoring in law and then applying to work with firms that have such a practice area (big law like Clyde or there are smaller options). You can apply to work with SGAC / UN / ESA etc.
Alternatively, you can major in policy and then apply to work with a think tank (there are also some vacancies for non law people in such fields). | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWjBaWHYzenNsV2pOeEZMLVg2T2xtU21Oc0hCaERqV1ZfSHhjckRvbzlmSXl4bm40dXFYWTV6SE5RUHdCM0pRYkZPWmpYX2FyTWVWYnJ0ZGNBRGF1RUlncDlBeEdYcHdxb05UYU9QYkpMYUU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcVhUU1VSaHp4S3lTSThrMGVJbUh5X2dwcWRkU1NGOGhieDNwcU0zTmhNM09tRG4tYXNxQ002MnB4bWs4SFowQnpMXzktY0o2Vkx4OGJfU21OWVlrbU1VRldUdkxkUUUtOENiY0xtSkJfdHZHYjI0elZGRGZYMHUzNmw2U0wxVGxhYnhxNzFpUkRjcXdWRGk3WkREZUZoaHVWRmhURzdDc2JXejdQVjJEdjFHQWRRVWxQVmRWTDN2bTRKSElRMnh5dHdpNklpYk4wZEZZSzg5REpJQXIwQT09 |
My advice would be to focus on not going into debt for undergrad if at all possible then targeting GWU's Space Policy Institute for your MA. They're phenomenal for getting your foot in the door in whatever element of the industry you're interested in. I did this with an international relations undergrad which is pretty common, and math is a fantastic supplement. I'd say gear your study toward whatever you have the most interest in--international relations is great in general but I'd add in some science, engineering, or business depending on where your interests lie. What is it about space policy that interests you? Is it more of the defense element, civilian science, things like remote sensing for making life on Earth better, the rapidly growing commercial space industry? | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZTlUc3pnLUNNS1BsOXZ1VkRxUDlTY3RYWUw5LUpqcmF5SFlCc3RsdVk2WU1ZZTREdlBnMThCRThYNWtfWkw0U083dzBTQXhCNnBzYTluQ2ZpYmgwOXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS2ZYSkkzLVhsQjFQbWYzZndHelBONXVRc0k3bDlkQlF4cW83X3B1YUstdmRJYXlmRTI0OFpXZEZnQVMybHpjZnNyRXRNbGtYRUg5Z0x6U0ZUNHVCTHg2THEteFBNNnVkNzlXMExXdFMtdHY5cmhfQk55Nlp0Z1lUOFowMXkwbFRGeXRMU1gwbGV4cU1hZkRzV2VqQXhaNEVnYmVCT2w2eF9QUG5kRGRHcmtQU0U4bFA4RjVQMC1iTWtIUXVqVmJ1b1lqeTd5ZTY5SUZXU28zZktSc2FoQT09 |
Check out Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, they have a Space Policy undergraduate degree! | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRkN6QVJ1RjV0X2NDcVhkVHVnalViVURyR08tOU54TEthNjcxNXRZTG5tRGxqc1BQTnhoVEtnVTNJeXJ6aDNjVy1paVFodDZFSlpDTXlFX3h6UkNoT1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcWtuWWdUd2UxaUdhb3pic0gyN3ZnNHNDQUV0NkkyekxVOFNGUHRPbzh2QnphX1NycmdUUWtyQng3R3NCN3dHQWFiQkwySHJySjFjUUVISExUd09FLTQyZmxQNUJ1cC1CZzRRWVV1X0l2dE5NLUE0MWZSU0JQYW9WdVV5bUwyNUlDd2hSVWhYeG5hMlp4MWROc3o5cWl1MEIzQzNwOEE3OTZOcjQycWZPU0xfenp5WWtxMlA5a0paVTMza29BTVhZUzJoVFlfUDJLS1ZlN0d2M0F5Unpvdz09 |
+1 for GWU SPI. I did it as undergrad. Been able to turn it into a career in space policy. OP feel free to PM me. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVHJXTUlGSlJPR1Y2VXhoaWpKY0FyT2pRaTViUTBBZkNOX2lObWpuSDB6WmpzSlZuWjJ1cUc5YXFRUzI5T1ppajBSVmY4S2cxSElLSmhZb0FCblJQM1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeFFtbndnLVU5UE9mREdLYW96N1RtUHd0bi1uUGc2MjlSR0lKSVhjaXBsWFFEdG9uSU5wdktTbWhDYkFEUHlKdlgza3kwUnhFTEdHeFBGUnliZzNsVGVNbGIwZW54Z1FGcVBWMG9BWkdVZ2dPbVM3SExnZ0tmWUtCM1FHektLclh0OVNsQlJYNjV5N2MwVU1CdG5QaWtJRTBuYnZJdFJLRThmLUhnYU1rNE4yVmd1NnV5YXQwdmc1UV9TNGlHNkgyT1BMaWhEZ2VhN2NYWFVTZTZCeGY0QT09 |
Your plan is a good one as far as combining policy training with STEM. You could also consider a degree or minor in something called "Science, Technology, and Society" or "STS" for short. It's only a few decades old as an identified field but it gives you a blend of poli sci/IR, public policy, ethics, philosophy of science, sociology, econ, etc geared toward science and tech and their impacts on society (intended or not) and vice versa. It tends to be offered more at the graduate level but you can find undergrad courses and full BA/BS programs now too. Many of my classmates were STEM folks trying to get into the policy side of their fields, whether that was energy, health, climate, space, or something else. Depending on what else you have to combine with STS and your specific interests, it can set you up for a lot in space or other industries and really helps you think critically about your field.
Someone mentioned GWU already, which is good for space specifically (also expensive along with DC itself being expensive to live in...though it's not alone there). Others in the US you can look at for STS degrees and some space connection are Arizona State, University of North Dakota, Stanford, MIT, Rice, and probably a couple others I'm forgetting. There's a much fuller list of general STS programs here: [https://stsnext20.org/stsworld/sts-programs/](https://stsnext20.org/stsworld/sts-programs/)
Air and Space Law is also another good option if you're interested and willing to go that route. It may be tough particularly with the law or grad options, but I second the advice about avoiding major debt to get your degree(s). Same goes for working yourself to death alongside full-time school (take a little longer if necessary). Space is still relatively small and can take a while to get into. Make sure you can live your life along the way. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQVhvdXpnVGVJZ1c2UVluRjdaeXZZSXJsQjYxcWhoV3VtMjA4b21ISGZmZWctSm1UcFR3WUpiTF8wTHNST3hOa2NyeEZ4aFJmZ1pBdGVwWDRRcDdqVWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX3VGbjNFZ015dXhvZnFUZDdTUjAzQkZDXzNSRnNyZ19YOGVVQzNvSjllVTZCOU1EXzdtUW5qVWUwVC0xZmllY3dsMFVrbmx0VmtHdHRfMUNybldPRC1jYlRHQWRpOFZmUUZ2TzR6ZlNyWFpRTmN2a3lzNlQxelZ4SVdPb2pJMk1HajVWc3RXc3YtSTFkQjB1ckIxSTY0TTB6aERpVWV4aWJ3UkszNU5Ha3Q2M1Q5WHlDRUJ1dWUySW03akpyNmV0UkFfbVJPU0ViQzRDcERVSDNFUXJyZz09 |
Was going to mention GWU's SPI! I'm currently in that program right now and really enjoy it.
I also suggest looking into law and security policy/studies. Lots of people studying those 2 fields that are also in space policy. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcTBYTnprU2UwUVp3U3ktQUQydTN3cERLc3BxdkphNUEwSWgzMnAwODdfT2pSNTBrWGd6aUdhRGQ3cDZTaGNYYXpHbGU4b2hsODNRbUFfSUx1YU5BOWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbVVLdGhxaVgtZi0yUl9Tc29aaU4xZWRhZml4VzdJWjQ4aEJNbUVsTlMyWkY1X2ZMUThxcldqUGFDQVZIN0JXeTFJN1RSb2tSRUV5VUlXbHdZN0U0LVFuZnd5UHVPXzlyRVE2ZHRhalBnbXB3X1BZNmlLcExwTGZXZHpfX3JoakZsbnN3M3FTcmJvUEVlak12cENORmNBNkdRSmNKX2RUbUI0N1Y5OU5qZG5rY3pTXzY4MjJsTlBZbUdUVDFxZkl0dmdKSG82eHFSYlZSNXlfdDdLaHdRdz09 |
Take all the advice in this thread seriously, and consider each carefully.
Also, understand you're signing up for the next 8 years before "starting."
I know nothing about the real details you're after, but I would say "start!"
Fight light pollution! Legislatively!
What does your local municipality say about light pollution? Can you propose better guidelines for reducing light pollution? There are resources in the International Dark Sky Association and my local, albeit inactive, [Pennsylvania Outdoor Lighting Council](https://www.polcouncil.org/) among so many more resources. For a comprehensive map flick between more recent VIIRS years in a [Light Pollution Map](https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/)
Contacting your local astronomy club can offer other targeted resources.
I see you're interested in policy and strategy, and putting some local legislation in place may be a small way to start interacting with these things. Branch out to other boroughs, towns, cities, counties, etc.
This is one direct way to get started: a bit of experience, and hopefully some feathers for your resume.
If nothing more, it is my selfish bid to save tax dollars from bleeding into the sky, and preserving a largely unnoticed natural resource.
Good luck! | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUGZpY1JJY3dOZVZuVHNNMy0tMllyM21uYUVZcFd5N1paLWo4V05sWGRpSDlhMUhDbDlEMjhxSjBoVU1UcFBqRDhnWF9INUIxUkZnbWRFZndQQzlVWnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZGNmZ1pvZFM0WGxDcGswa3hfUDJqclVYMS11WG5ydmUwUTBJc2F3UjIyc2d6YzJ2OEdyQzlEbXcwVHlVc2Z4czRTb0Z3MW5uUFdERm10bVpUSUpWUVhOZDl0QUhzOHN6V0czdDhXZDlveUhHTlRiWFVOUmt4TEdPRkJsREhfWkFIbk1XLXZOeWhpZ2pQUk5PR1dLei1fMFl5UVJzd1dtbkl1eThqd2xZT0s3ckhuLVdqdE5wWW9aNjF3SjRfV09FdjBEa2xYN3NlMkYwTFNTcFUtRHpFQT09 |
Ethics | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLU0kzZTN2djVPRmttcFRIMXZNbDJXalgyTkJWcTkzZk1jOFdPVnFiT3NJN0NObU1saUZFei1uWEt4d1B1LXhOU244LUxBdjBURDh3eHNWTkN5N2k5dmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaXlhMHpUUDByRHlLWElIamhsMV9TZDI1NmlLakVUbmdoeUlsVVFyWUtLd1dMZHhJbXZEUzZrakdCSEhDVWZ0djJ6Nm8ybUE3ajY3RGdGYWVsaEhyejQxeG5GSUxidm5ucXQyLWVKUVpPMEFYeEx0YVZBR3oxX2JBM0hxSVlESjd0Yi1pd2FzUVltZ1hUV2U3a3VCQ210LTNqOGhMaHZTR09WUE5aNWlCdWIyRk5mQTI4eHNiNWVHMGF2UDdNRWhJX2QxS0FUOWoxaWNJY1J1VG5FZUgydz09 |
The university of Nebraska Lincoln has a Space law program. That is where I would start. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeTFsYTRlWTJKaFlDTXpoeGdZaWNtNnlGR2gyTm5aUkNzMDNSaUV4MldvbFdMMzdSRVRDUTAtb2N6eHpsS3FuNVNKejZqYjVINkdiaXJmc2VEbGFpS3dfNHp4RVE2Z2w2d3Vab2JCS3lXMmc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMzdpd01sdWdsZlpwb183RjN1MUphVnlYbVZKNWZGREJ0X3JzalYxZ1FqQlRkcFplNDNoZnMtQzY2Zmc1dEVHRU9IenVZOEZzTnRsWDcyUzhWQTRGaDZ1Vk42c21KMDVVcm8zX1RsWW44S2YtU21FTlU3Y0NjNVYzcWZTUERlc2kwekRSUHJET1dXc0swbmdwbWFmbHA1ZTRZdTFFRll4c2pabDYtU0F5ZmhqS0dMR25MVTNkV1pBZXdsY3NYOXhxQTJNUTh6bWxodWFYcFRoY0xlTnFyQT09 |
Hi! Thank you for your reply! When you say major in policy, do you mean public policy, or is there a better route to go? | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQ3hBX2h4ZVBKbU9KWHhOTElxcU9TVnNIcS1RSnlTb3pUMndkREs2MUpvNm1mSEFfX25LclY5Rm9vNjRWdzE4bUFEWWxaTEdwdkxOVG1oR3B2Vm8tWXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWFdBSnNxQnFxOHQ0UkhYTnAtQnh6WlFJOXQ1bUNDNldkVDZodnlRLUo3UUtxeDlNLUs5eXRnOHJ6M05oR3dDWGFKTWJ3d284SUw0OUNURlZjNFgxYlI1c092V2tycGFqbngxd1VGRTluLW1DZFNlMzNXS3FsSVJOYXFkanJHZEVDeUFmcFpEN2JNbVhPWHVHZF9ITlNmeVlIMUd6MlowNlNZSk13U01TOWF1VXJKMGJJNF9ZNEdBN3dxSEluSHFFaTcyUnliNnBURUs1RkdDaUJHbW15dz09 |
Hello! I'm interested a lot in the ethics and diplomacy aspect of space policy, stemming a little bit from a longtime combined interest of international relations and science and math in general. In your experience with the international relations undergrad, was that a good starter to get where you are now? | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcnoyakJCY0ZScURtWm5sZmVaVlh2MmEtTklJNEZGZUxhU0lSNkRCN0JjNGR6bDdWNnI2Z1pUdm9sQkJIWUxlUllOMUFvSUpIZUE0R1FxSUdaanNfbHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWjhQUzhCbWRYV0FZemx3ZVc1TGxoMl9sOEFfYk9RSlAxcDlIYzkxXzhVcV9NLWlzWXNfeWVCV1ZxUGFLYzZSSWxPaTEwVW5NX0hCYWJkU21yZmRQZXdnVlQ4WV9wbEpWRndYcWstMkV5blcwcHFyMUFyOTR6OUpEVkNQVUFZdmViTGZHSGlvRU80Uk82TERFSnlqZVBwalAxa3dZeEhuMkd1Y1MyRlM0bmFpbEx6OWRLU3d4d2lMNjlnQWdBajQtbGFKQlUxTElUUXViOTBVWlh4SHE0Zz09 |
Thank you so much for your reply! Do you think waiting until after undergrad to go into an STS focus would be setting myself back? | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-06-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaWNUQ0JtVnhDM3FhS0dSTVJhT1BDSFg5MDItMi0wdUFwd3JjN1U4MWlwODZfUXg5cEpIR0VKMDhGRDhhTFhpam9HaWgwdXZUUUVVUFEwVDQ1VVN1Y2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWUNtMFoyQm9UeVhSWjJoektSaVV6NUgyTTE2Sm0xMjBsSWpyWDJTN1p1cmNZeEFYVkRZclpBSGhnV2NEZXVWUUpYdThQQzQ2ejdFOVJBa3dLcjF1eExKSm1xVWpVMDlMUjRfTDNLcWRJRktEVDlHc2pJRUdSb1RsNW9aMGlpX2RQNVBZajJQdWdZUWREcmdxZ19oaTlnY0xaUFFyXzRSTmc0c0ZEZjV5SnliWFVTWngyeExJWTJtVVhrVW1tSHY4VXd4X3NfUWF1UG1fRDNoNmVUOTFldz09 |
500 satellites in four years would place a big burden on thorough testing of the first few to make sure we don't wind up with 500 duds. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-07-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYTZlUC03cDBBcFliVzVMODNXREJBMXdNa2dHdmRDRm9qV0Z1Z1R2cGpzU0pIYXJHRWdlWGVYNkIyRHNQdHJ2QnFuRmlPRnVqbW9ndGY2WUJpcGxPWWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ1A0cEdjdFhxRDhDdzVvQ1laVjBuWFlqaGJXdkFSWDFON3M5QlVzSjBqT2lnUmRzTjl0dlBSbjJaeU9ubG1hRTVWSFFpdXdvNExQRlhtTC1yNnRHZ0NuNXVfWWlDckkzQjhqVkRhczRxYVNFZGU3dmhKMU5SZXF2eUlvU3g0bWh6VEFkZGJaUEM2Ym9LaUg1QWFfb3F1NnRBTHNuak1XU3BidUR1Vk1uNXNkcEVwLU1qaUNGSWQ0aWpzYWJfNTF1aHJIZU5GMV9PMlRPQnVic0dKeGJCNmRlT2lWbjgybVR6Q01wYXFxT200bz0= |
Can anyone explain why they keep doing this test?
I think it might actually be the 3rd or 4th time they've done it, maybe prior tests were subscale?
Anyways, surely testing to burst failure is not the most important milestone in the modules development... Fatigue/creep. Radiation. Leakage. Deployment. Launch Vibe/TVAC. All of those are more important for a long-life habitable module. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-07-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVlZsN2VpLXJ2Tk5oS2tyOUdMZ284VHlCd29acDhta0ZBYnlvN0tHZjBRWTBQS1RSaDNVLThCengzRVRrZzJPYV9ncmhGbjRuMnh2UnU5dUFCVjFtRUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWVZKbktxYXFySkdYSlZPQlpjckZ5R1ZGblhzM1BjM2NlcTZ3RDZSc1B3ZzRJRVBMZ1V1eHNFTzI0VzZPaDZuaC1pWk81WW15WHhPNXljY1FtRnAyVUdieElIUjB2UFpYUklMMXNqSm1rbmMxWEc5aU9IeXFLTFFnOFJmb0NSYlhnMFRYNUdwTTFyeERLSGV1bHZMMThfT1htMS1RdnZHMlVNcmV6TGYwOC1MYlhvc1pTU0RSNEpvVVljX2duM1NpczVpbjNvTFVqOV9JZlgwcjRTbkh5T1pxUFZ3bGEyLWxOa0VDU1ZEbFZIZz0= |
Dream big! | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaVpfN0kwQzlUZkhPdDhPc0ZYckh5VnNONDl6S3BISkpCUS1UN2s0d1RKWjRrMFhzOWsxWm9TdTVoMXRwS0N0LUVmdW5KX04xeVJDMHd0ZjBON25QSXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUnN4Uzh1QTNvakppanU4cnpGdThGS1p4Wl84X3BudTBETWVib28wVVY4d1oyS1FrbkRZZFEzRjgyZWR3QkVWR3FDWldZRXNmeEpNcU15WG9nSnBzVTAyTXR5ZWJmbnBXZHBYcVBMclRoUEh2NXVENDNjczhKc3hDMUJ6eUMzQnRSSk5PakJaWDBoM3F0RXJZeU1lU2tFNHRtb1BWZ0Zhb1dZT2MtUkJiTnRpV3lnYUl2T1hvcWpGdXo1RHI4TVNXZXZWMnVUVzBzcTg1Q0FMY1AxNGlQUT09 |
Dream big! | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMU04QmdUSnp1RGFaNDU4X2NRUGxESXRZT0xJVlh2LVpmTzFyN180OGZnVkVLSHpXOVRiM3RNdHlieGZrT2ZBUXFPLU55cVNjLU1RZmhUallPWFd0YlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZURDenJ4SGtVc3RNX1BGelZsbVlvTEpWZ3p1UmgxRDZpenJreGNlLUtLbUNxX2NrUER0am51dHIwdHllUXZtVG10cU1mbWwyTTRfY2hRZTFhZ01oX0dWMmhjbUFQZjhnUUU4RUJQQ0JvLUFEcVVVRjhPY1V2aGZhcDFvRW1XSG1KVUVLTUNnQkwtV1l0b2hFZHgtQnNNQW42SUoyQlNvM1VoazNkeXZIRTVSMzViaThNTWJveU02MENaODFFQlVtNmtnMFZHOXJ5djRCeEh4eFl4U3duUT09 |
Somehow people think the money spent on space programs is somehow evaporated and thrown into space. Rather than thinking for 10 seconds to realize the money is all spent on Earth, landing in the pockets of their fellow man. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZG9CaHZkbTU0bnhfdWlFUXRCRVdXZWtMelZ6Rm1fai1zeW1GTmEybGFQb2VDczVOdkVqYWJrWFlKMnYzbmJyVEJnakhUQ1JIWTBCblRCcGZCWndGamc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYVJUXzdjaDZid0hSZl9NdFRMMmNQbExPSUs5b3FjX2gtcG5ZSkZjMVFqS1dnbnN0SkRNa1hleFdMYzFWaDdJMUI5Z011WE9BaDlESjdEZnpmb0QyNzVHSEQtR1NjVkJKMGlfX0g0Z1VzNjNhQkF2cVN2cE13WVdqYl9GdjN2UlNjZkk0ajU1NGs3OXR1MW5OdkQ0c1g1R1A1bFNRUkFaR1VhamM3enhWaERQUmxZanNIMDNpaURJaW5yZy1uY0ZySEMwNGJ1OWJvNmptQ05ZMHhLdXQzdz09 |
i.e., compete with the Air/Space Force for funding? lol
An interesting piece of news thanks for sharing. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLLWRKclB1UDZqc1NIZVQwVkpNSE0zczJtWUoxUE5UMWtXcERpUHRLb0dkUFZKRkItZ2xxaVdWZnJkdW1PWW1IT1pwYVlIa21mQ1ZCM3FJQmtXeHNwQ2pTeTFYRzFpX3hBRHdUTk01bVpOVjA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdkZlUHkxbDYtQmxZSGZxMmR4c3BMaFQwSS1vNHBLZmVWaW51WmMySGdKLUJOOVlJeXhwVDViT1puYThmMm5CX2phSk1BdkFva0lJRzU1dTVxT1E1b0NPV2Jpc3JfQllKc3JrcXVFdUo5SEtyN0IzSlVNalpNMXhtcUZXOHN4TmJtSkRDMTVFQUxuWGNEV0d1bHJxR0hIb2Q3UzF2OEZjenROdGgzWk1SYmllV3VPSkRGWF9HOFd2ODZiWGdxQm91RGk2RzN1YXI3MmFUdTBVZDItcTgtZz09 |
Another reminder of the importance of responsible space exploration practices. We need to prioritize sustainability and safety in our orbital endeavors to avoid turning Earth's orbit into a junkyard. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaU1uTjlLM0J5dUUwbjNZZ28ydzJxS09aekxmamhNS21IU21kM2xqYzNqQ3dnWFN0cUx5aFo1QWdtOGduT2U1dlpXWWJrTldTdDFCZnBiTnpLN2c3VGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZUxuTEI5Rkh2SjUwTDFGMmEyV1BtWEJtS05fTE55aUJqRlNIRURkaUFUZ2hQeXFoQW04RUNjbWw5YVNKcXFHeV9lc3p1NXVqR2NQdUZwZGtoT3prQ09PXy1LOU0xOHd4RDBGWndXM29ETkVIN1RMRXQ0UWhYVF9RVm1FRm1BQXJ1Sk83bFpHdzRaQTRpeUdJM250ZVRHNVhaUkFQbmdOdnFiaDFTR3NXSDZ5V2VjNDlianExRXRZc1BoWm5aYXc1NWVqMTN3a0VuRzUwelZ4SHZkbFZJRzJ0MUVlc1FMWXRaTjRpeXl6dVJIVT0= |
How bad is this? | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNEEzWkxBMHpQMWJaSC1XVm5pSFlnUEp0OHdldFQ2V0VJcG5QNXlwbVNZNklRVkJrQmxUQXU0ekRxWEN3NHUtdjRuQUwxV0JiV3ROdUlYQ0tlNGVod3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZnd6bk1OdFI1RW5icHN2Z0Y0X0M2MUpjdjNtTGJfNkNPcVJ1aUNJQzB6T2RSWnNSV09OU3I1Qnp0VGtLczhTRVNYMUxxYU5OTFhwMk1NT2Z3R3cwZFNTeFRxdVRlRTNwNkd1aWpmN19TNmlzWk1KUzlXaXEzcW1DSUJpcHEwekIxUk00VUR0QmdXVWRfZUtCQU9kWHNicGg5dWl6VnFDendkRVZjTnBZZGVDNk9pRHVhZlhJeENqZmdka3dFVjk4ekJKOC1MdkRNSHVhUVlNVVFadjhPNk1ScmRmOWZRbnBNMld3MUZnSkwzdz0= |
Cool to see private companies like Moog pushing the boundaries of space tech! Their new radiation-hardened space computer is a big deal for high-speed computing on-orbit. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRERaeXVXR2plX1dubmlOV0dXNjlpc1Z5T1RzcUtDNnlHM29SOFVIbWpSSkxIVGczN0pOeWRHTmxvQkowQVlkX1M5S1dQOXZiWDhaQTJ0ZHZydFhZVFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS202bW1OVUtBRmg4NlVyU2s2SjNJRVYyMUp5Sk5vNFZBWUtDOG9WTDM1YkZjX05aMy1fb004NWQ4dHRmbVlHWGVhZy1ZTjIxemtGTnIwMmp0MVpJbElHdHVQQ1liZzZMMEw3eE1QZUprNmZSRnRkRnIzcll1dnZ6c3M0MVdhT2J1aS1KX3F2S1lzX2MwNEctMmN0X0E1cGZob19WMHpaTXROdklfZ18tMjR6Vy1wdmk2bzhsWVBTVmJLZjlMczhJSU02amZlVTdQZHloTjF5bTA2VHc4Qm5OOGtfT3J0bDdrWGRNYUhoTW9PQT0= |
Found the press release’s author!
They’ve got us so fucked due to their incompetence | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNkpwb3BCZk8zQjRWbkJLdzBESjNYOGxRa0Z1QnYwQTI4ZmxvcUFoeXdlVDJuYXhnYmF6R0MxSUxIZGJ6enlZSWQxbWREemtRaWlQQndfMmo2Wkd4Zlk4a21jNkNrTk91NmEwTGlLalZOVm89 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYU1STDVZa1E5dGI1aXE4RDFLNlZBT1RLbldVOV95VU45aUhscklCY2ZNNWVsM2h6blYzTkd3UjRHYWFCVkl1bUtmT0lyOGwyckc5QnZBZFRnU25RS2pfV1VXanBWcDJQbl9jQnpaUnF1OUV3Vm4waTEweEhhbU1Na0VxTWp1YzY1SVpmNFVLNUV2TDBBRlNMSF8zb2pZSDJFZUhCN3pISC1FSHd2YnRRZEp1Q0R0ZTFDNTdSRjdWRHdzcDhHcExDdDd6VlhWUURLQWhiaV95SU1ya3l6WW9mRkNZblNsQnA4b09KaGhlV2RlMD0= |
"Block 1B is crucial for the next step in deep space exploration, especially because it doesn’t have to stop or refuel."
When you brag about your biggest mistake hoping no one else will notice. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbEdEOWRBampqWnR0R1hDeWRBM3VkV2N6QUdEQ190MGp4NlVpN0ZOVHAxWWZGZ0V4NXF0X0RWVlhBZ3lHakxqZGpUZUtVckhqcENfUFlPaFhMNVROUEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdnVKaFJpazRhcFBzSVl3RTVtTFdXOG8tWTBaNkpScjIxWEJCTGtxS284c1JTSHlxN0FZVXRNb0dwRDFRMkU0RkUzaGZiYmRkc3g2ZWpwNEhuRTZ4NFZCVmFldTE5YUFiaWNIdmItQ1lKUURfSmdkX0xXamF0NWMzZ1kycjZYN1Y0eEpfR3ZkRTJWSXZkU2N2SDlTUVZNaXdtM1ZaOFNudEZUa2JhOW51QjVNTmNGVWRtZDE3Z3VqNFVveTBjSUdadllUTGpwRE9adWF6OWFNWVhTZXZmUT09 |
The only company that has produced documented supperior zblan fiber on iss is Apsidal | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-08-31 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaHBLUExuYkMxcnAteHVyVzRldmg5M1lCQkY4TW1WVXV0NzF6WW9JZmVOSUxEN3luTUhfS2hSeDhMUzZUYXc4UVdqeUFLNnh3c0I5cFBkVWhCSmQyZnBhSjEzRWVWN3pGMFMzODVMWV9hQ2M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcXBTWkk5WnpfeG9IYkVyRUJ2akw2RkRBT1JWSnJpeUhRVnpFak1JeTRKQVVpVThJaWZQSjZZRFpNcGNPX3lQR0E0NWVraDZVWV9tLUI1TGFCU0R4ZS11ZlVUWWgybVhwMGRKTWZBNXJadFpPRnRLclBFN1JvM1JuS0V5bzVIN1QzLU56aWV5UEFIYld0eTVySjM1XzNaWHQ1QkhvclRtMmNfRkQwWk45WVVDR1BUWC1wTzVqci1FU2VrQkw4RGRPdlpDamk1WlNKS2RPWXlQR2RXVjYxZz09 |
It's funny because the concept was already proven with Starlink.
https://www.gpsworld.com/starlink-signals-can-be-reverse-engineered-to-work-like-gps/ | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-09-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaEVxZHFEZFgxSFVHcFktOFViUl80OGxJdHdkaGpHcXlUVEhyUHkzeFJlT2VTOVFZSnlwZWRTS21MNGxhV1dMbUFoQ2dOMUJia3p6NHhPeHlzZGlzWVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLb0luZEZHc0lLWEllcGpvUW5TS3ZHYmRUQ0xvR0lDRkJkb2pzQ0hmbTFLYkxyZzZISm1uZFhqQVlTOWkxZVkxUmh3TVBOX09scFYxcEhtSmk4dzZTNG1femZoYXhzcm5XT3F2Y2RPRWE0M0xod0IzY01PcnowdUtOY2FOZ1pObFJWbUp0aVVnUjBMUUtDSTdsdEtsQVRMZlJENjNCblVjSzVBcDJrS2h1RU1iUVVhN3RFUUZKUFZzVEZ1NUhlV2J4Nm5JQnJfeFU3QXQzTlREeDhqbmRsdz09 |
I initially read this as "Alanis secures $13.2 million U.S. military contract" and I was briefly astounded by Ms. Morissette's drastic career change | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-09-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM3ZoRHBhTjVFd2JKTlgyXzBsZGtHNDkyWmtYVlAyUHZCWm1mSU5ZY3QyRFhZV0xPQnNsUi0tckt6V2F4SkF4cUNmMklNaEVKcEZEd2JLVnlSc1dSUEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVEd0VzhoNlhlYlJvS19zby1Rd2J3R0xzOUtLU2E5bGRhaUQxOHpyUTFMdTF6OXQ4cll2NTM3LVJta1BZSkpnUU1oWmM4eHVuQk90Y1JRN3B3TTZYcS1GRUtNQzNFTHI5bWEwcjE4Uk1rTC1YOFo3Z29JNmxGenk5YzRVOEloZTIzaktXNV9vQndLS19JaG1hM3hEQXJwME94RU8zdlZ4Q0d4dTkza3dZejFoaE8zMFFYN2FzQThyYXhXOW1aVkowM1Y2bENrdGZqSUIxS0xMYjczRHk5ZU5OTUpZMWlrQkRTNmEwbkxXelZETT0= |
That looks like a really cheap toy. | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-09-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNjhWczZtbWV1SU5oU01PVEFmN3RJNzJaMTRSTkxveXZiU3pIVXhtZV9Xc2ttTVNNUjRSOThZMVRCUnRlLTB4ZjBfQlVDdzFGVFhDMC1mYWVSRmR1MEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeVJjNTBUVk5aMmpwR1lvQ3VRTUlZZnlYLUkwNzJWQl9GRXhtbjJoREZnLUY3b08xOFcwSFRpc1BORjVLel92NHZScG5tSk5oM1RmSXhGa1p0RHdwckc5LTh2UTE2U1kxVlJHSk15Ymw5RG9uNkpDVDcwMlFldXJDdjBIUlVzeEZlUzZGZV9FaFZFOVB0M0FuZGZBMTlYUEUzemRZQ2RNMklNUC0yeDc4eG5MOEphODNGa3VHQlVKZ2NrODE0ZVEzRmJVdzlhZVhJN3ptMFZXOEtpSEYzdz09 |
[Response by SpaceX](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1838694004277547121). | r/spacepolicy | comment | r/SpacePolicy | 2024-09-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWllKUmZlSC16dldkeWw3cTlvcGVjUzVxNVFtci1NYTgzZ0lSdmttRVVhZDBpT29pa2hqV3BiYVJ6YjhiZ3NObHNSNjhsdm16SkdITlV3bC0tZEUwWGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMVNfc2xYU1NaTFU5Zl9TTkRfTHlmUkZmdV9jY3hidGI1Qjh6Z2pvTTN1ZWp6TkxZT2lFc1B4UUhwMEJiR2VhbW0wM1RJN0dvMTd6ak12eUxISWhyakRWZjQ5eWxYS1lpZzA2Y001WFhKNEV0U1ZFSTREemx2cTVqaXpfVVRKZzFCUV9xdFVFVWNqUmJhYk9zclljb21YQnpiN2RKWXBSeFBHZlNHTXo0bkxrVENYVGNFUXVycWV1LVp4SF84eThkb3BGbElaTllXS3VRWUhMcU1Ma0hzUT09 |
Hey everyone, I'm studying a BSc in Aerospace Engineering at the minute and was wondering, to go into space engineering should I persue a MSc in physics and astrophysics, or MSc in Aero and Astronautical engineering. As my current programme is strongly Aviation based, looking for suggestions. Thanks | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2024-09-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdVlJSjNZS1pBRXVLdVJjeFFRRnRpeVQ2clE1QkVSekVzZE45S3NTR1FlNlZoSGQza2NFME9CZVViaFhnazUycGNBZ1hlUzJJZFE0MnRkb2hRLTBpb0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTTBobWJCVVcxYzl5bmdoQ2VXbkdGOHdOdmZMVExKc1p0OEZaZUJLbERmM2xuVlJDM0NJOVdrV0hNTmR0UFF2X0Y1UUhLdldMckt4WUg5bFpJV3F1Y3Uzdk5BUkRsRFhiNEgwaUloWVZDUnVYYTh0UmJucEVjYWQwZFJpWUtJeFlCZUxlcTE0dnE2cFQxSmxwQ1FELVkxUlZXSHA4MmptRHpxS3NZUUU5dWl3PQ== |
Physics is amazingly interesting.
But if you want to work as an engineer, an engineering MS will be much more relevant.
I have a B.Sc in ME, a masters in physics and I work as an engineer in an aerospace company, so I know how it works...
🙂 | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2024-09-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMHd6Zjk3d3BnVFctWXNUWHB6YkZIM05WZWdJSDlBN3hfcHJoek42UERLaXpZdFlfX1dQQVdqTFN5dm0wbjlWOUtqalMwUGtpOGhfMFo2MVkxaFI4NjNmc3p1ZG5IQ1dwM1Z5OWs5eF84azA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNzNyX3NFb2U1MnZMZHZRN0hlOTFHYl9KTGVqaGdyTHJPODRFRnQwZHpLWFlETHZjbVgyYWtxclB4RmFheFU0R1JLSThTRkc4RU5ObWNtbWk3Vmw0MFBhZERMUjFJdUEwZ1dsSUNaR1NNMnRWUnotbDdUZXp2V2pabEJLOXlaek9lV1NkVlJyMEowUGNsVnhyeGpsSktCRWZ1Q2xHOWt3alU0b1BMVGcwdThPc2t6aUVzT2JldEd5VUN4eTZMeHB2 |
Stick to engineering, because that is the skill needed in space engineering. | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2024-09-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZjE0SzI2cUJMVjJkckZlaTRwX3NWbUdfT0RVNG9mbnpYZVBNcUhKWDRxQ1JGbkswRnRlM1JXbjc1cDRxS2I4VGNhbmJqX28tVjJUOE1LWFAxa3ZtVm56bVZ2Ymw3UjdEZ0FicU8yb2JJY2c9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLV2xfZUJObGUtUzNVdjVwYzkxQzRvVVpKSHVhSHN3MWRCUTIyZVV5alJxSWhtUGprSjZqLWNiek0xRFozeDU2QUVGcjJYemVaV2ZuZ29MbUtzNDMtS005ZTBxRzYzNlFNMGdNRnVwcGZEYWkyY2Z1cWtJMGZCSk5nQXY4VVJaVXRlQ2lRV0hLdzFQcjVPc1FWd0hhZFNGRW1NVEQ3d3ltQlViY1RMZkxIenRsTVlJNTM5OHdiVDV2S2JtZ2dYOGVs |
I second this | r/spaceengineering | comment | r/SpaceEngineering | 2024-09-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUnYwWl8zNmJzcmdxNWZwcXJJa1l4dGgtdUxIUm9JVzVTYU4tdVlqZGI5Unk0RVFvckF5YVhqVjZabktBNHd2X1dFSUVnVEl1VER6dVdKcndkdlJlSjdwTjMxdkNWeXltOXE3bm1fVVQxLTg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ3RfRWFCNWVxNnQ1RDVnUzVVdHQ1N0hybGVBdmw0ZE9TUmRkVzlCZEhoMndJcGd1c0VzQ0d4NEtuZE1KbjhfVjFCZlZhbEVCNkJjSDBwV0NOQVVZZUh6dmU0aDVQOXloX3gtYm5EZGVjeGFqeElTQjhEZVJDeVZYcmRualAyRWx5UGtHNTdEbGVYZkhieVhPTnpUUVlGT2s0SXRPSDhfckRWZVpfTmJHUno5RGhIai14RmhjQ0FEbEpoSjdQdmEx |
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