1/ To put astronauts on the moon and Mars, NASA needs a new spacesuit — the first in 40 years. Here’s what the suit needs to do and how it’s being designed. Images courtesy @NASA. #betterspacesuit https://t.co/lrtFPzgXtK
"[Space] is a highly technical domain, & that is Aerospace's niche, to provide that expertise to the government to allow them to make progress & to keep it the safe place we would like it to be." —Jean Michael, GM, Space Enterprise & Warfighting Division.
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Interviewing scientists for a new space comic book that I’m writing! Thank you @AerospaceCorp for the @wayup#NationalInternDay Spotlight! https://t.co/zSUquqgiFe
Today Jonathan Gold would have turned 58. To honor this award winning writer, the new Los Angeles Times building in #ElSegundo will be glowing gold at sun down.
Throughout the city other landmark... https://t.co/3m7k2nAV6S
Here’s how our final #Tiangong1 prediction stacks up against the actual reentry data. We had an error of 14 minutes, which was well within our window of +/- 1.7 hours. Thanks for following along with us this past week.
This has been quite the rollercoaster weekend. Very proud of my @AerospaceCorp team for all their hard work with #Tiangong1 tracking and predictions, and very grateful to our @AFSpace @18SPCS #JSFCC partners for supplying the data that made our work possible. https://t.co/bsjpOUGACT
Looking forward to the finale...
Tiangong-1 is currently predicted to reenter the Earth’s atmosphere around April 1st, 2018 23:53 UTC ± 7 hours
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Gr8 panel today at @SatelliteDC "Severe Weather & Natural Disasters - How Satellites Support Warning, Response & Recovery." Aerospace's #spacepolicy paper, "Bracing for Impact: Terrestrial Radio Interference to Satellite-Based Services," relates. Download: https://t.co/X5AK4CpeOg