Scenes from our exhibition ROSE live at the @V_and_A#TheFutureStartsHere, using satellite data from the open source and decentrally run @SatNOGS network. https://t.co/qkw47IJYO3
Waking from a short slumber, the OSO will resume in 2021 with a series of small projects and unusual objects.
Until then, follow the Strange Space Weather newsletter. https://t.co/Aac9ljIQYC
"The future started here," a review of the satellite constellations project and strange wiki launch will go out on our mailing list this week. Sign up here for a monthly chronicle of space weather https://t.co/a4san9UG5j.
@OSObservatory The open source cubesat workshop https://t.co/m5SlPbQV5Y is co-organized by @LibreSpace_Fnd , @librecube_space and teams of volunteers. It covers open source space technologies (not only cubesats) would love if you made it this September 24-25. And join us co-org'ing future #oscw
Scenes from our exhibition ROSE live at the @V_and_A#TheFutureStartsHere, using satellite data from the open source and decentrally run @SatNOGS network. https://t.co/qkw47IJYO3
Listen to the finale part of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 aka the Ode to Joy played by a satellite in orbit
Go to 7:33 at the audio tab of the following observation of EnduroSat One.
https://t.co/tQe4OyvkcX
London! Workshop on reading satellite constellations, using data from the public @SatNOGS network on Saturday 30 June by @kohwi, @louiscenter and me. Come thru 📡 Part of @V_and_A's Toolkit for the Future at Arcade East. Register here: https://t.co/OwbvZWxjvL #OSObservatory
A Toolkit for the Future: come and listen to a great line-up of speakers on how to prepare for (an alternative) tomorrow - 29 June #futurestartshere@V_and_A
https://t.co/q7SRXrgqJ7