Congratulations to our friends at Firefly Aerospace on their fifth successful launch, aptly named "Noise of Summer"! Voyager Space’s Exploration team was proud to lead the satellite integration for all eight cubesats on board, on behalf of NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The Firefly Alpha vehicle took off at 9:04 p.m. PDT on July 3, 2024, successfully deploying all eight satellites. These payloads were sponsored by the NASA Cubesat Launch Initiative (CSLI) Launch Services Program (LSP), and included innovative projects from the University of Arizona, The University of Kansas, University of Maine, NASA Johnson Space Center, Teachers in Space, Inc., University of Washington, and NASA Ames Research Center. Voyager has successfully integrated and supported the launch of over 300 satellites, and our team provided end-to-end support for this mission – from mission planning to integration onto the launch vehicle. Congratulations again to Firefly and all of the customers on board as they begin their data collection. We look forward to the next mission! https://lnkd.in/gHX4BuhK
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Did you know NASA thinks the world (and the universe) of lungs? 🫁 #ATS2024 NASA is here at the ATS meeting! Here’s an AI-generated listing of some of the research they are doing: NASA has conducted research on the lungs through a variety of missions, including: Astronaut Lung Function Experiment (ALFE) The first comprehensive assessment of human lung function during space flight Life and Microgravity Spacelab LMS (STS-78) A mission that launched in 1996 and extended studies of the human lung in four major areas Microgravity Research Aircraft Experiments that determine how much and where moondust might deposit in the lungs
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Terran Orbital Corporation awarded up to $45 million IDIQ by NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration to support space technology advancement Terran Orbital Corporation announced being awarded an Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a $45 million ceiling value with NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate. The Directorate is comprised of NASA’s Flight Opportunities program and the Small Spacecraft Technology program. The five-year agreement enables Terran Orbital to provide space vehicles and payload integration services for a variety of missions. These missions will utilize Terran Orbital’s proven space vehicle platforms and are intended to advance technological maturity of systems that will transform the landscape of space exploration, discovery, and space commerce. #Space #SpaceTechnology #Satellites #SpaceExploration #NASA https://lnkd.in/drfTeqgq
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How are things on Mars? Check with MSR-ERO mission 🌌 The MSR campaign, a joint effort between NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration and European Space Agency - ESA aims to bring Mars soil samples back to Earth. Since October 2023 Alessandro Masat from our Flight Dynamics team has been supporting ESA, focusing on ensuring the safety and robustness of the return trajectory. This mission represents a massive engineering challenge, requiring close coordination between multiple missions from both ESA and NASA. It is not just designing a safe return trip from Mars; another challenge is to make sure those samples remain uncontaminated by Earth materials. In July 2024 ERO has reached a key design maturity milestone. The successful completion of the Platform Critical Design Review allows the spacecraft to move forward into the manufacturing and testing phases, marking significant progress in the mission's complex interplanetary objectives. Stay tuned for more updates from one of the most ambitious space missions! Image credit: European Space Agency - ESA - K. Lochtenberg #IMSSpaceConsultancy #satellites #FlightDynamics #EarthReturnOrbiter #MarsSampleReturn #spacemission
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A glimpse of our HyperScout H undergoing vibration testing at the payload level! ✅ Recently, our shoebox-sized imager has achieved significant milestones: it has been delivered to European Space Agency - ESA, integrated into the OHB SE satellite, and is currently undergoing environmental testing at the spacecraft level. A series of important tests to ensure that our instrument will function correctly in space. 🌌 HyperScout H is one cosine's state-of-the-art #hyperspectral imagers. It will fly out in space onboard ESA’s #HeraMission in 2024 to help analyzing the impact left by NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s #DART on asteroid #Dimorphos, providing invaluable insights into #asteroid deflection techniques. 🚀 Read more about it on our website: https://lnkd.in/edAPQziH #VibrationTesting #Hera #HyperScout #space #spaceexploration #hyperspectralimaging Marco Esposito Pierluigi Foglia Manzillo
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