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"Diving into innovation at the NASA Space Apps Challenge 2023, we crafted a groundbreaking solution app in response to the theme 'Everything Starts with Water.' 🌊🚀 Join us on a journey to explore the vital role of water in space exploration and beyond! 💡🛰️ #SpaceAppsChallenge #WaterInnovation #NASA2023"

Mold Fact Monday! 🦠 Mold can grow in space! 🚀 NASA discovered that certain molds thrive in the unique conditions of the International Space Station, showing that mold can adapt to extreme environments. Check out this article to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g6mvEzMK We find and fix sources of unhealthy #indoorair.

Solve Earth's Challenges with the NASA Space Apps Challenge 🌏🛠️ Join the mission to solve Earth's most pressing issues at the NASA Space Apps Challenge! Use NASA's open data to develop innovative solutions that address climate change, natural disasters, and more. Your ideas can shape the future! #SpaceApps #Earth #Innovation #nasaspaceappschallenge #nasaspaceappschallengeuae #spaceapps2024

The advancements in space exploration, like reusable rockets and missions such as NASA's Artemis program, are making space travel more affordable and ambitious. The growing private space sector, new propulsion technologies, and potential for space tourism are key topics. The book also looks at future possibilities like human settlements on other planets and the search for extraterrestrial life, highlighting the transformative impact of these developments. #galaxyaerosgh #space #spaceexploration #SpaceNews

On Earth Day, we celebrate our planet and renew our commitment to protecting its environment. However, the need for space sustainability is intricately linked to Earth Day's goals. As human activities in space increase, so do the risks to both space and Earth environments. Orbital debris threatens spacecraft and satellites, but also pose a real threat to people on Earth. By promoting space sustainability, we not only safeguard our activities in space but also mitigate their impact on Earth. So, on Earth Day, let's remember that our efforts to protect our planet extend beyond its atmosphere, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices in both space and on Earth. #EarthDay #SpaceSustainability #SpaceDebrisAwareness NASA's Space Sustainability Strategy, Vol. 1: Earth Orbit" is available now. Download the PDF at https://lnkd.in/dSi_stTj

One of Dawn's founding beliefs is that the space industry is vital for a prosperous life on Earth, but it must be done sustainably🌱 And last week, NASA released a study that confirmed that deorbiting satellites quickly is the most cost-effective way to prevent the proliferation of space debris 🛰 🗑️ Our propulsion gives satellites mobility so they can avoid creating space junk by: 💥Avoiding in-space collisions 💫Responsible end-of-life disposal (deorbiting) Read more about the study here: #greenpropulsion #zerodebris

🚀 Mars on Earth? It's happening! NASA's CHAPEA mission just wrapped up its first 378-day Mars simulation. The four crew members lived as if they were on Mars for over a year, tackling everything from crop growth to "Martian" spacewalks. Their invaluable research helped pave the way for actual Mars missions in the 2030s. What would you miss most during a year-long space mission? 🤔 Personally, I'd struggle without fresh air and sunshine! The dedication of these researchers shows what humans can achieve when we dream big. Whether it's space exploration or personal goals, persistence and teamwork can take us to new frontiers. 🌟 #SpaceExploration #NASAMission #HumanAchievement https://lnkd.in/e92ArwNU

#spaceexploration #spacetreaties #spacecolonies #spacecolonization #Kellyweinersmith #ZachWeinersmith #mars #marsexploration #marscolonization - #ACityonMars #acityonmarCanweSettleSpaceShouldwesettleSpace - CBC Radio One - The Sunday Magazine with Piya Chattopadhyay - The case against colonizing space Earlier this month, four NASA astronauts emerged from a year-long experiment to see whether humans could survive on Mars. But while NASA trains crews to live on alien planets and idealistic tech-billionaires invest billions in private space colonization projects, two writers and self-proclaimed space nerds want to pour some cold water on the idea that humanity is ready to create settlements outside our own stratosphere. Kelly and Zach Weinersmith lay out the challenges – from legal treaties to functional plumbing – that scientists and policy makers need to sort out in their new book: A City on Mars: Can we Settle Space, Should we Settle Space and have we really thought this through? https://lnkd.in/gpafMCv2 Worldcat Links - A city on Mars : can we settle space, should we settle space, and have we really thought this through? by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith https://lnkd.in/gXbz2CNP

Pioneering Sustainable Practices in Space Exploration 🌱 In the vast expanse of space, our mission transcends beyond discovery, it’s about stewardship. Orbital Debris: A Challenge to Conquer! The intricate dance of satellites and debris around Earth demands innovative solutions. By advocating for the reuse and repurposing of space assets, we not only protect our current investments but also pave the way for a more sustainable future among the stars. 🌌 #SpaceSustainability #DebrisManagement #SpaceInnovation #EthicalExploration #FutureLeaders Reference: 1) The figure was created with BioRender.com 2) NASA’s Space Sustainability Strategy - NASA. https://lnkd.in/eSvCkPMZ

#ThrowbackThursday: Pioneering Space on June 13 🚀 On June 13, 1983, Pioneer 10, a space probe launched by NASA in 1972, made history as it became the first spacecraft to leave the central Solar System. It passed beyond the orbit of Neptune, which was then considered the outermost planet, marking a monumental moment in space exploration. Historic Insight: Pioneer 10 provided humanity with unprecedented views and data of the outer planets, paving the way for future missions and our understanding of the vast universe. Its journey, which began with a launch on March 2, 1972, symbolizes human curiosity and our unending quest to explore the unknown. As we look back on this day, let's celebrate the spirit of exploration and the endless possibilities that lie beyond our planet. #ThrowbackThursday #SpaceExploration #Pioneer10