@theresejones0 Imagine having this kind of confidence and audacity. That's actually crazy.
I am glad you're doing OK and feel empowered to act instead of presenting the (proverbial, no pun intended) other cheek to this kind of behavior.
@DrPhiltill@ChrisSPITZER7 Easily achieved by an array of scopes with synched PNT distributed between the orbital radii of Mercury and Mars. Easy peasy!
35 ly is unfathomably far away. It's not easy to see things far away. We very often comically overstate the visibility of civilization.
Finally over being sick and trying to catch up before 2024 hits. I have been reflecting. 2023 has been a really tough year. It's a classic Sergio moment to be embattled until the end. Either way, we're here. Thanks everyone for all the support.
Since I started a mini-sabbatical my body decided that it was time to fall apart, including finally catching covid after 3 years of dodging it. Finally getting back up, and now hoping to enjoy the close-out of the year with dedicated rest. Very reflective time.
A major congrats to SCOUT’s Co-founder & CTO, @e_g_sergio, on being named one of the 30-under-30’s @Forbes North America Science 2024 list!
https://t.co/pouzh57yLc
Humbled to be on Forbes' 30 Under 30 this year; thankful for the recognition and for increased awareness of space sensing & sustainability as a domain of note.
https://t.co/MUyvNe9KeQ
Great to announce @SCOUTdotspace is working on this awesome program to enable better characterization and eventually safer operations within the space environment. We've got a great team! https://t.co/CdbF9mVJui
America's girth used to inspire transcendentalist, nigh religious experiences when experienced by previous generations. Nowadays I just want to get off this flight because my legs are going numb. Why is the continent so wide anyway?
The National Concert Band of America (which is the best community band I've ever heard) kicked off today's concert with both the U.S. and Ukrainian national anthems. Respect.
"Let's make it code up a star tracker"
*it tries*
"... that's not a bad start"
OpenAI is a cool tool. It might offer an interesting way of easing the burden of complex problem setup if you get it to code up the busy work.
@fikocian Vantage = breadth + depth. I look at facilitating R&D pipelines as a great way to not let profitability alone drive technology, or not leave innovativion to chance/IR&D trade-offs. Subsisting on public funding alone? Problematic. But this is a spectrum rather than a dichotomy.
@buildingMadrid@TaylorCSargent Yes, e.g. occultation. Debris sizes detectable depend on sampling/signal frequency and modulation scheme/transmitter configuration, which can be played with to improve sensitivity. This is valid across the entire EMR spectrum: RF, MW, light, etc.
Happy to do a deeper dive!
@rocketrepreneur Thank you for sharing so much of your trials and tribulations. It's like walking through a field which used to be where NewSpace trenches were laid. The cycles are brutal, the pivots are brutal, picking yourself up is brutal. But you do it.
@buildingMadrid VR-based design may be interface-limited right now. To draw something from our mind's eye into reality requires precise tracking of pointers as well as methods to coherently those objects in a 3D space, for which the best method right now is typing explicit coordinates/references
@buildingMadrid There's been studies attempting to/using it for life-scale engineering programs; JPL a few years back had some folks trialing Microsoft VR stuff for use in walking around and looking at clearances and fit on a rover for training on assembling those systems.
How do you create a culture of excellence?
By creating a culture of challenge.
Challenge your team to strive for the best, for transparency, for honesty, and expect them to challenge you in return.
Hear Sergio’s insight on the full episode: https://t.co/Ws8j29gZjo