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NASA Names Winners in Lunar Gateway Packing and Storing Challenge, Washington DC (SPX) Mar 05, 2024 Humans living in space have confronted the challenge of maximizing the physical space available to them. As NASA works to return astronauts to the Moon with its Artemis campaign and chart a new era of deep space exploration with Gateway, humanity's first space station in lunar orbit, being organized and space-efficient is important. To help address the iss, : Washington DC (SPX) Mar 05, 2024 Humans living in

As NASA continues to innovate for the benefit of humanity, agency inventions that use new structures to harness sunlight for space travel, enable communications with spacecraft at record-breaking distances, and determine the habitability of a moon of Jupiter, were named Wednesday among TIME’s Inventions of 2024. “The NASA workforce — wizards, as I call them […] | Click below to read the full article on Sunalei

#SpaceExploration 🌌 has delivered many benefits to society. NASA is the clear leader 🚀 of this industry, with many accomplishments. But are there any agencies that can compete with the American powerhouse? Will there ever be? Learn the answers in this blog. https://bit.ly/3YawoEA

This makes one wonder about the post-ISS future of LEO ops. Will companies like Axiom Space succeed in providing a next-gen station and a future role for vehicles like Dragon and Dream Chaser as NASA focuses more of its limited resources on Artemis and Lunar Gateway?

New Post: NASA Helps Emerging Space Companies ‘Take the Heat’ - https://lnkd.in/eXFv-H8n are heating up in the atmosphere, and NASA is helping space start-ups stay cool.   NASA has decades of expertise in creating technology that protects spacecraft from the intense heat generated when entering an atmosphere. As emerging companies develop innovative ways to do business in space, they know where to turn – and the […]

New Post: NASA Helps Emerging Space Companies ‘Take the Heat’ - https://lnkd.in/eECQir8p are heating up in the atmosphere, and NASA is helping space start-ups stay cool.   NASA has decades of expertise in creating technology that protects spacecraft from the intense heat generated when entering an atmosphere. As emerging companies develop innovative ways to do business in space, they know where to turn – and the […]

Cooperation between the #USA 🇺🇸 and #India increasing is a good thing for the world's two largest democracies. When that Cooperation is in #space and for the development of #deeptech to benefit us all, it's all the better. The details are not fleshed out yet, but NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Administrator Bill Nelson said in a statement, “Building on my visit to India last year, NASA continues to further the United States and India initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology for the benefit of humanity." The #spaceeconomy is forecast to be worth $4T in the 2040s and $10T in the 2050s. The world 🌎 economy is only a bit over $100T today. Cooperation with our allies is the best way for us to unlock this future and the technology that will accompany it. -GSP- The Space Economy MilkyWayEconomy #5ir #NASA #spaceindustry

On the heels of #SpaceWeek here in Washington, D.C., check out my latest insights on NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's long history of using innovative strategic communications techniques to gain support for complex missions, and how these strategies can benefit the private sector and emerging space players today. Read here: https://lnkd.in/gfm9F-FH #spaceindustry #commercialspace #spacediplomacy #spacenews

Qorvis Director Jesse S. explores the evolution of NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's public affairs tactics, highlighting the transformative power of storytelling in capturing public support for ambitious endeavors – something the commercial space sector, and other high-tech industries, can learn from. Read the whole thing! 🚀 #spaceindustry #spacesector #strategiccommunications #QorvisInsights

Things are heating up in the atmosphere, and NASA is helping space start-ups stay cool. NASA has decades of expertise in creating technology that protects spacecraft from the intense heat generated when entering an atmosphere. As emerging companies develop innovative ways to do business in space, they know where to turn – and the agency is responding by offering its know-how and the advanced materials invented here to help enable new uses for space with big benefits for humanity. Since 1951, when Harvey Allen, an engineer at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley, showed a blunt-shaped capsule helps deflect the heat of atmospheric entry, Ames has led the agency in designing, developing, and testing thermal protection systems (TPS). These heat shields protect re-entering spacecraft and their cargo, such as pieces of a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid or astronauts who will travel in the Orion crew capsule. “In the past, the government was the only entity that needed heat shields,” said David Hash, chief of the Entry Systems and Technology Division at Ames, “That’s changing dramatically today. Companies that see new opportunities for commercial activities in space now have a business case to launch spacecraft and bring them back to Earth. NASA is uniquely positioned to show them how to do it.” NASA works to encourage commercial growth. With an increasing number of start-ups who have smart ideas but limited funding and spaceflight experience, NASA experts at Ames and Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, are doing their part to help. And success is already in the air – or passing safely through it. Full Article: https://lnkd.in/gXwYHNRh #NASA #TPS #HeatShields A heat shield made by NASA is visible on the blunt, upward-facing side of a space capsule after its landing in the Utah desert. Varda Space Industries returned to Earth the first product processed on its in-space manufacturing platform on Feb. 21, 2024. (Varda Space Industries)