Behind Artemis II's safe return: Aerospace's independent expertise helped @NASA adjust its trajectory and protect the crew during high-speed lunar reentry.
Uncover the full story: https://t.co/W6OfDBd5NG
#Artemis#SpaceExploration#NASA#Engineering
📣 Neumann Space is now a DiskSat licensee, bringing their Flatypus propulsion system to the platform!
Read the full story by Douglas Gorman on @payloadspace: https://t.co/Ul9aXZdQxv
See the press release here: https://t.co/G2jGnxVhHQ
DiskSat Update: 9 months post-launch, the initial mission results are in and now we're heading to vLEO to complete additional objectives.
Debra Werner (@spacereportr) covers the findings from the DiskSat mission, including the necessary redesigns and modifications due to the unique flat form factor, in her @SpaceNews_Inc article.
🔗 https://t.co/oBKdjsuulh
Discover how Aerospace's DiskSat is pushing boundaries! @StephenClark1's @arstechnica feature, with insights from Dr. Debra Emmons, Darren Rowen, Catherine Venturini, and Eric Breckheimer, dives into the innovative design and launch of the new flat satellite.
Check out the complete article: https://t.co/2mpvL8rYUz
Catherine Venturini, the Principal Investigator for DiskSat, recently spoke with @garrettreim from @AviationWeek about the groundbreaking objectives of the DiskSat demonstration mission and the benefits of these flat satellites.
Thank you, Garrett, for the opportunity to showcase DiskSat and its game-changing potential!
Read the full article on Aviation Week: https://t.co/5OC0R8z2pD
It’s happening! 🚀 Our first four DiskSats lift off at midnight ET on Dec. 18 aboard Rocket Lab’s Electron as part of the U.S. Space Force’s STP-S30 mission. Click on the news release below for more details. ⬇️
Launch date has been set 🚀 Aerospace’s first four DiskSats are being sent into orbit from Virginia on December 18 from 12am ET aboard Rocket Lab’s “Don’t Be Such A Square” Electron launch for the @USSpaceForce’s STP-S30 mission.
Read the full announcement on our website: https://t.co/Te4ct5IXGk
Follow the launch on Aerospace’s Instagram or watch the livestream on @RocketLab’s website, X or YouTube. For partnership and technology transfer opportunities, please reach out through our website: https://t.co/dmmkeonm67
Did you catch our CEO on @FoxBusiness? For over 65 years, we’ve been the United States government's trusted partner in space. Now, with space becoming more congested and contested, we’re proud to serve as the first responders for orbit.
Fox’s @Max_Gorden stopped by our El Segundo campus yesterday to speak with @SteveIsakowitz and learn about our efforts to protect US satellites.
Watch the full segment: https://t.co/GWjyrGqMYm
Final update for today 📡: Cosmos 482's predicted reentry time is now May 10th at 6:12 AM UTC, with a margin of +/- 3 hours.
While you await reentry, learn more about Cosmos 482 and our debris tracking efforts on Kickstage: https://t.co/WfA3v96PnN
#Cosmos482#kosmos482#space #spacedebris
Aerospace's Center for Orbital and Reentry Debris has updated the predictions for Cosmos 482's reentry.
Aerospace predicts reentry to occur on May 10th at 5:54 am UTC +/- 4 hours.
Follow our updates as we approach reentry time: https://t.co/yHcExlwhaX
#Cosmos482#kosmos482
Faster, smarter, more agile – modern launch capabilities are redefining national security in space.
As the space launch industry undergoes this transformational shift, Aerospace’s deep technical expertise and role as an end-to-end connector are key enablers in ensuring mission success at every stage.
Read about how Aerospace is ushering in a new era for space launch: https://t.co/KlNVari9qP
#spacelaunch #nationalsecurity #operationalreadiness
📰Aerospace vice president and executive director of @aeropolicy@jamiemmorin and CORDS executive director Marlon Sorge lay out the future of low-Earth orbit in this @SpaceNews_Inc article: https://t.co/3nM4oIJEmw