#askscan - Twitter Hashtag

almost 4 years ago

@NASASCaN @NASA @NASAJPL #AskSCaN If a spacecraft’s mission were to simply send a 1 bit message each day indicating either OK or NOT OK, and the budget were $1 billion, what would be the service life? As long as 100 years?

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ARCHIVED NASA Space Communications and Navigation @NASASCaN

almost 4 years ago

Have you enjoyed the latest season of The Invisible Network podcast? We've been talking all about @NASA's Deep Space Network. Eager to learn more? Send us your questions using #AskSCaN and they may be answered by one of our @NASAJPL experts on a bonus episode!

NASASCaN's tweet photo. Have you enjoyed the latest season of The Invisible Network podcast? We've been talking all about @NASA's Deep Space Network.

Eager to learn more? Send us your questions using #AskSCaN and they may be answered by one of our @NASAJPL experts on a bonus episode! https://t.co/LpThEMNzdZ

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ARCHIVED NASA Space Communications and Navigation @NASASCaN

almost 4 years ago

What questions do you have about @NASA’s Deep Space Network? Now is your chance to have them answered! Submit your questions about the #DSN using #AskSCaN and a @NASAJPL expert might answer it in this season’s bonus episode of The Invisible Network podcast.

NASASCaN's tweet photo. What questions do you have about @NASA’s Deep Space Network? Now is your chance to have them answered!

Submit your questions about the #DSN using #AskSCaN and a @NASAJPL expert might answer it in this season’s bonus episode of The Invisible Network podcast. https://t.co/AD0rJBHkIk

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Dept.ofEmulsificationExtrapolation @iOU67659882

about 4 years ago

#AskSCaN sounds like a frame job ora hoax but hopefully hopefully the guys back at the lab aren't sitting around playing too much liesure suit Larry. Azz can ashtray would probably be a better name for this hashtag

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ARCHIVED NASA Space Communications and Navigation @NASASCaN

over 4 years ago

The Invisible Network podcast released its final episode in this season discussing @NASA's latest laser communications demonstration! Still have questions? Tweet us your laser comm questions with #AskSCaN and they may be answered in a bonus episode. https://t.co/yWPnA8oXCn

NASASCaN's tweet photo. The Invisible Network podcast released its final episode in this season discussing @NASA's latest laser communications demonstration!

Still have questions? Tweet us your laser comm questions with #AskSCaN and they may be answered in a bonus episode.

https://t.co/yWPnA8oXCn https://t.co/JVLFahho8y

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MadridDSN @Madrid_DSN

over 4 years ago

¿Tienes alguna pregunta sobre las comunicaciones láser? En esta temporada de The Invisible Network, ¡puedes preguntar a #AskScaN! Para participar, envía tus preguntas por Twitter a @NASASCaN usando el hashtag #AskSCaN. Si tu pregunta es seleccionada, un ingeniero la responderá.

ARCHIVED NASA Space Communications and Navigation @NASASCaN

over 4 years ago

💭 Have a question about laser communications? In this season of The Invisible Network, you can #AskSCaN! To participate, tweet your questions to @NASASCaN using the hashtag #AskSCaN. If your question is selected, a @NASA engineer will answer it in a special bonus episode.

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hilal albusaidi @_albusaidi2

over 4 years ago

Great, LCRD will enable rapid movement from terrestrial Mobile Networks to the space. I am wondering how to avoid the interferences in the leaser communication, especially with multibeams satellites #AskSCaN @NASA_Technology @NASALaserComm

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ARCHIVED NASA Space Communications and Navigation @NASASCaN

over 4 years ago

💭 Have a question about laser communications? In this season of The Invisible Network, you can #AskSCaN! To participate, tweet your questions to @NASASCaN using the hashtag #AskSCaN. If your question is selected, a @NASA engineer will answer it in a special bonus episode.

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p j m @pjmusarwb

over 4 years ago

@NASALaserComm @NASA_Technology @NASASCaN #AskSCaN what is the coverage of the tx / rx beam for the LCRD , will they position it so experiments can extend to the east coast ? and are there any user terminal (airborne or otherwise) compliant w the optical interface requirements spec (which is where online ?)

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