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📡 In the dynamic realm of satellite technology, five companies are setting the pace for innovation and application: 1. Amazon Project Kuiper: Bringing fast, affordable broadband to unserved and underserved communities around the world with a constellation of 3,000+ satellites. 2. Apex - Spacecraft Manufacturing: Pioneering rapid satellite delivery with standard bus models for quick and reliable mission deployment. 3. Muon Space: Enhancing Earth intelligence with customized low Earth orbit satellite constellations. 4. True Anomaly: Advancing space domain awareness and security with cutting-edge software and autonomous vehicles. 5. Xona Space Systems: Building the most advanced satellite navigation system to support global autonomy.

In an unprecedented achievement, SpaceX's Polaris Dawn crew successfully completed the first spacewalk from a Dragon spacecraft, making history 732 kilometers above Earth. This milestone represents a significant advance in commercial space exploration and technology. Looking to propel your career to new heights? Join the innovative teams leading the next generation of space exploration. Check out the latest openings at SpaceX on the Space Talent job board: https://lnkd.in/eMdXGaSg

Meet the talented individuals behind Impulse Space’s cutting-edge advancements in in-space transportation — including our avionics technician, Jessica Moro. ⚡️ We recently asked Jessica about her experiences at Impulse, her favorite projects, and what inspired her journey into the space industry. 🌌 Q: What’s one of your favorite projects that you’ve worked on since you’ve been at Impulse? Jessica: I wouldn’t call it a single project, but one of the highlights for me was working hands-on with our Mira vehicle. Helping my coworker Jonny with integration when he needed assistance and knowing that some of the PCBA’s and harnesses I worked on are part of Mira really excites me. Contributing to such a significant mission is an incredible feeling. Q: What do you enjoy most about working at Impulse? Jessica: Working at Impulse brings me so much joy because I get to be involved in a bit of everything — assembling batteries, working with PCBA’s and PCB’s, handling mechanical components, harnessing, integration, even shipping and receiving. The variety keeps things exciting, and knowing that the work I do is making history and going to space is incredibly fulfilling. Q: What inspired you to want to work in the space industry? Jessica: My inspiration for working in the space industry came from my time at SpaceX, where I spent 10 and a half years. I actually started in the kitchen, doing inventory and stocking coffee cups, but I eventually became an apprentice and worked my way up to the technician I am today. Over the years, I not only learned a lot about the industry, but I also developed a deep passion for it. That journey is what led me to where I am now, loving every part of this field. 🌠 Want to work on projects that are transforming space exploration? Apply now at impulsespace.com/careers! #ImpulseSpace #aerospace #careers

In the latest Space Capital podcast episode, “Starship: The Next Giant Leap,” Chad Anderson along with Justus Kilian and special guest Tycho Bogdanowitsch, graduate student at Stanford and former Space Capital intern, engage in a compelling discussion about @SpaceX's Starship and its role in shaping the future of the space economy. They explore the engineering marvels, market implications, and entrepreneurial opportunities Starship presents. 🎧 Tune in to gain deep insights and join the conversation about the next frontier in space: https://lnkd.in/djtvFhBK

✨ Meet the 2024 Payload Pioneers ✨ These inspiring young innovators are working in every corner of the space industry from founding companies to building hardware for tackling space debris to writing policy to developing programs to reach the Moon. Many are also working on programs outside their day jobs to boost diversity in the sector and inspire the next generation of space professionals. Congratulations to all of our winners! Check out the full list here: https://lnkd.in/e5xr-rMH

Interested in studying at university, but need a little help to get there? Applications are now open for Rocket Lab’s 2024 Scholarships. We’ll cover up to $20,000 of study fees for one student and offer the opportunity to be paired with a Rocket Lab mentor, giving them a rare chance for one-on-one experience with a world-leading space and engineering expert. Students who whakapapa to iwi connected to Rocket Lab’s launch site location in Mahia, and/or have a strong connection to Mahia or the Wairoa district, are prioritised and strongly encouraged to apply. Applications are also open for the Rocket Lab Women’s Scholarship, a scholarship created to encourage gender diversity in the space industry’s future leaders. For more information about how to apply, visit our website now. https://lnkd.in/g9FNX-9Z

Are you interested in a career that merges technical prowess with the excitement of aerospace? Becoming an Avionics Technician might be your calling. Discover how you can launch your career in this vital field in Part 2 of our series. ➡️

We caught her!!! Couldn’t be a more exciting time to join the Starship program! If you’re up for a once in a lifetime opportunity apply below! 🍀🚀🤩 https://lnkd.in/g_-r47BD

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Astrolab’s FLEX is gearing up for lunar missions. Witness innovation in action as their team outfits a Humvee to test the FLEX Rover's sensor package—preparing it for autonomous driving on the Moon's extreme terrain. Astrolab believes the future begins with an incredible team. Want to help enable planetary mobility throughout the solar system? Visit the Space Talent job board and browse a plethora of openings: https://lnkd.in/ei47EACJ