Barry Matsumori

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Watching some of these machines build parts is captivating...and all for space vehicles!

[Impulse Space @GoToImpulse]

Mother of milling machines

#Impulse #GoToImpulse #AccessAnyOrbit #Manufacturing #5axismill #hermle #hermlecncmachine

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

@GoToImpulse @PaulSeebacher fortunately filament winder heads don't get dizzy!

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

This is a super exciting mission for Impulse and Relativity. We are going to make access to Mars much easier....

[Impulse Space @GoToImpulse]

Impulse is excited to announce our partnership with @relativityspace to deliver our Mars Cruise Vehicle and Mars Lander on Relativity’s fully reusable, entirely 3D printed launch vehicle - Terran R!

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

@GoToImpulse Aaron is a great addition to the team...

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Congratulations to the @Virgin_Orbit team and Dan Hart. You folks overcame challenges and made it successful.

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

@lrocket @elonmusk Congrats Tom. Look forward to seeing you around...

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

As you have heard it was in the 90s in Denver yesterday and snow falling in Downtown now. Hope the snow stops the fires...

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Since early July I am back to flying solely on @Delta. Unoccupied middle seats and their boarding/deplaning processes are very safe. Flight crew is also doing a polite, but clear message on COVID safety. Highly recommend.

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

A well written article on how SpaceX persevered & kudos to the writer. But the effort & focus by SpaceX engineers, technicians, and business team after years of effort can't be covered by this story. Garrett, TimB and I watched this team do great things..
https://t.co/8SrktRHRgH

[Garrett Reisman @astro_g_dogg]

Excellent story by ⁦@jackiewattles⁩ ⁦@CNN⁩ about the true history behind this amazing accomplishment- it wasn’t easy! How SpaceX and NASA overcame a bitter culture clash to bring back US astronaut launches - CNN https://t.co/ONiggl1dPd

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Just saw that Soichi Noguchi @astro_soichi will fly to the Intl Space Station on SpaceX's Crew Dragon. Congrats Soichi. https://t.co/qN3dMfP4ih

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Great comments from George on what 2020 and beyond will bring. Can only add innovations that provide for the betterment of humans on Earth and Earth itself will also be realized in the coming decade. I am looking forward to it...

[George Whitesides @gtwhitesides]

The past decade saw major discoveries and achievements in space, and laid the groundwork for what’s coming next. Major milestone await for human spaceflight, space exploration, and earth science. 2020, let’s go!

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Congratulations to Doug Loverro for his selection as the next NASA Human Spaceflight Head. Doug has been a great member of the BridgeComm Board of Advisors and he will do a great job. https://t.co/lxeLdeMdEK

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

@brianweeden @cweeden Congrats!

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

@gtwhitesides i saw it this week....brilliant!

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

I was there earlier this week and this is one of the best ideas to promote what we have accomplished in space. Great thoughts Smithsonian!
Watch “Apollo 50 Launch in 4k: Washington Monument Projection Mapping” by @Drew_Geraci on #Vimeo https://t.co/pJuYFS1JtP

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

At Washington Monument where Saturn 5 is projected. Great idea and pretty awesome to see. Lots of people out on the Mall.

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

..and a surprise appearance of Buzz Aldrin

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Sitting in session with Michael Collins, first Apollo mission. He is sharing experiences and the subsequent policy impacts. Smart gentleman.

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

Just announced that we have re-branded the company to BridgeComm. We are more of a communications technology company that happens to have business in space as well as on the ground. https://t.co/94XdQYc7D0

[Barry Matsumori @AZBammer]

I have to agree with this sentiment. Starting 27 engines simultaneously and then separating the boosters in flight seamlessly is not done easily. I have seen plenty of Falcon 9 launches in person, but look forward to seeing a Falcon Heavy launch...

[Ars Technica @arstechnica]

Still kinda crazy that they made this look somewhat easy last week #SpaceX https://t.co/O6LgJti1N1