Jason Kentner

Stanford University student, MS Mechanical Engineering ‘20. Marathoner. Space Nerd. Former Quality Engineer at Columbia Helicopters, Snoopy2 blimp mechanic.

[Mark Harris 🇺🇦 @meharris]

First picture from the unveil...

[Mark Harris 🇺🇦 @meharris]

SCOOP! LTA Research, the airship start-up funded by Sergey Brin, begins flight testing today of the world’s largest aircraft in Silicon Valley. TechCrunch has an exclusive interview with LTA CEO. New photo of the Pathfinder 1 coming soon https://t.co/RUa40juLaL

[Cubs Authentics @CubsAuthentics]

Today is @Cubs UNconventional Fan Friday and we're getting in on the giveaway action as well!

FOLLOW us and RT this tweet by 11:59 PM CST tonight to be entered to win a bottle of game-used dirt from @ATMills37 no-hitter against the #Brewers.

Rules: https://t.co/BEakx8ff27

[PSAS @pdxaerospace]

Update: sorry for the delay, we had some technical difficulties! Launch is officially 5-10 minutes out! Continue to check out our livestream!

https://t.co/6r69VX6x1S

[PSAS @pdxaerospace]

Hey @elonmusk @JeffBezos you should watch our LV3 rocket launch! It’s live on our YouTube feed!

https://t.co/6r69VX6x1S

[PSAS @pdxaerospace]

AND WE'RE OFF! Truck has left PSU, we're on our way to Central Oregon. Still looking at a 10:00 - 12:00 launch window. Still planning on live streaming!

[PSAS @pdxaerospace]

After a discussion, the decision has been made to scrub for today, redesign the mounts and aim for a May 20 launch. #PSASrocketlaunch

[Jason Kentner @Jaskentner]

The #PSUrocketlaunch is scrubbed for this weekend. Disappointing, but this weekend was intended as a test of our brand new LV3 airframe. We found an issue, and we'll correct it.

[PSAS @pdxaerospace]

Want to watch the launch live? Keep your eye on our Youtube!
https://t.co/cdt5eUrI2p
#PSUrocketlaunch

[PSAS @pdxaerospace]

Come and watch us! We launch tomorrow. #PSUrocketlaunch is part of Oregon Rocketry's public launch weekend in Brothers, OR. Learn more--> https://t.co/sPqVeY9l03

[PSAS @pdxaerospace]

The last modules are being carefully packed up for transport! When assembled, LV-3 is over 11 ft tall.

#PSUrocketlaunch

[Jason Kentner @Jaskentner]

Less than 24 hours until the @pdxaerospace launch! Putting the finishing touches on the rocket!

[Jesse Squire @tracksuperfan]

This shows the top 50 collegiate pole vaulters of 1950, #11-50 are on the right. Check out the first name listed among the 13-footers.

[Jason Kentner @Jaskentner]

@tracksuperfan That's one small vault for (a) man.

[Jason Kentner @Jaskentner]

Epic photos from an epic launch. These will be keeping me company tonight while I do my heat transfer homework. https://t.co/DXYFLuh4Bo

[Brady Kenniston @TheFavoritist]

My four remote camera shots from #FalconHeavy @NASASpaceflight & @ChrisG_NSF! Thanks again for the opportunity, this was above and beyond anything I could have expected!

[Jason Kentner @Jaskentner]

@planet4589 Thruster firings during coast put SBIRS in 99.88 x 19351 nmi x 16.878 deg orbit just prior to separation. Incredible accuracy compared to the mission profile projection of 100.0 x 19358 x 16.88

[Jason Kentner @Jaskentner]

This is why most countries launch rockets from the coast, and fly over oceans. China risks hitting people or infrastructure with overland launches. https://t.co/NlewZ4lql6

[Andrew Jones @AJ_FI]

Up close to the booster from the Long March 3B that landed near buildings in Guangxi province shortly after launch

[Jason Kentner @Jaskentner]

@Cubs 1907

[Clint Hill @ClintHill_SS]

In the motorcade. Responsible for the protection of Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. I heard an explosive noise over my right shoulder, from the rear. Saw JFK's reaction. Realized it was a gunshot. Jumped and ran as fast as I could. https://t.co/rv8PBqqrHQ

[NASA History Office @NASAhistory]

#OTD in 1960, Mercury-Redstone 1 took a four-inch flight - the boosters fired enough for the capsule to rise four inches before the engines cut out, and the rocket came back to its vertical resting position on the launch pad. #FourInchFlight