ARTECHOUSE’s Post

[#IndustrySpotlight] Today marks the end of October with many celebrating #Halloween ... even those on the International Space Station. Their creative costumes are often designed from #materials on the station. Hmm, we wonder if our seals and parts have ever been used? Here is an article from NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration that explains more about their spooktacular celebrations. https://hubs.li/Q027kMLP0 Even though October is at an end, there is much more to look forward to in November such as our #space team journeying to Space Tech Expo Europe in Germany. This will be our third year exhibiting with this year's crew including #polymer and #metal experts: Hilde Joosen, Brecht Reynders, Aleksandra Mertens, Hirotaka Sato, Amine Zahir, and John Tark. As an #engineering and manufacturing business, our experts have solved many extreme challenges with #precision solutions. This year, we will also share more about our metal boss seals, which have been used for AS5202 fittings due to handling extreme pressure and temperature conditions. Find out more about #event here. https://hubs.li/Q027kL9z0 #SpaceSealingSolutions #PowerOfPolymers #MetalBossSeals #MetalFittingSeals #SpaceShow #EuropeSpaceIndustry #AS5202Fittings #AerospaceStandards #SAE

It’s time for #SundaySpace from Space Agency! 🌕 Did Neil Armstrong Really Say "One Small Step for Man"? 🚀On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong made history by becoming the first human to set foot on the moon. His iconic words, broadcast to millions worldwide, are often quoted as, “That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” 👩🚀 But did he say that? The intended line was, “That's one small step for *a* man, one giant leap for mankind.” The inclusion of “a” was meant to contrast the individual (a man) with the entire human species (mankind). Without the “a,” the quote loses its intended contrast, making “man” and “mankind” almost synonymous. 🌒What Happened? In the moment's excitement, it appears that Armstrong either misspoke or the word was lost in transmission. Armstrong himself stated that he intended to say “one small step for *a* man” and believed he did. Decades later, audio analysis by some experts suggested that there might be a slight audio glitch that obscured the “a.” However, this remains a topic of debate. 💡.What are your thoughts? Does the missing "a" change the meaning for you? Photo: The only photo of Neil Armstrong on the surface the Moon / NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration #NeilArmstrong #Apollo11 #SpaceExploration #History #Moon

For the day when we have to leave the Earth. I wish only that the new planet has unified construction regulations and takes care of the ecosystem in our new home. Folded-tent structures that can be inflated with gas and get them ready to be furnished in spiral space. #architecture #space_architecture #concept #space_construction #sketch #2d_animation #visualization NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration: To your efforts for the future.

New Post: G-SHOCK LAUNCHES ITS FIFTH NASA-INSPIRED TIMEPIECE - https://lnkd.in/evifzHm7 Casio America, Inc. proudly announces the launch of the GW6900NASA241, a limited-edition timepiece inspired by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Marking Casio’s 50th anniversary of watchmaking, this momentous timepiece celebrates the values of precision and exploration that define Casio and NASA. As the fifth installment of Casio’s NASA-themed timepieces, the GW6900NASA241 highlights both brands’ groundbreaking achievements. The GW6900NASA241 commemorates Casio’s five decades of historic watchmaking while showcasing its ongoing pursuit of innovation and discovery that align with NASA’s mission. With space exploration relying on the principles of physics and mathematics, Casio’s commitment to accurate timekeeping and advanced engineering mirrors NASA’s ambitious…

New Post: G-SHOCK LAUNCHES ITS FIFTH NASA-INSPIRED TIMEPIECE - https://lnkd.in/evifzHm7 Casio America, Inc. proudly announces the launch of the GW6900NASA241, a limited-edition timepiece inspired by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Marking Casio’s 50th anniversary of watchmaking, this momentous timepiece celebrates the values of precision and exploration that define Casio and NASA. As the fifth installment of Casio’s NASA-themed timepieces, the GW6900NASA241 highlights both brands’ groundbreaking achievements. The GW6900NASA241 commemorates Casio’s five decades of historic watchmaking while showcasing its ongoing pursuit of innovation and discovery that align with NASA’s mission. With space exploration relying on the principles of physics and mathematics, Casio’s commitment to accurate timekeeping and advanced engineering mirrors NASA’s ambitious…

Short on time but still want to stay updated? Dive into the engaging 3-minute summary of our latest publication, meticulously prepared by NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration!!!

NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's insights for fundamental research on the strongest solar storm 💫 The most powerful solar storm in the last two decades recently hit Earth, creating stunning displays of auroras, often known as the Northern and Southern Lights. These colourful auroras were visible much farther south than usual, with the northern lights seen as far south as Florida and Mexico and the southern lights visible in New Zealand, Australia, Chile and Argentina. The data gathered from this event will be studied by scientists for years: https://lnkd.in/ewUq4xBX

Prepare-wear, but elevated (like, out of this world) 👽 With the recent #eclipse and release of #Dune2 in 2024, fascination with extraterrestrial culture is at an all time high. Even #Prada is in, as they're designing the NASA space suits for the 2025 Moon Mission. 🌔 🚀 Whether you're leaning into durable materials (packable puffer, anyone?) or putting a futuristic twist on the classics, we've got what you need to take your branded merchandise to the moon: https://hubs.li/Q02tC7Sz0 #supernatural #brandingproductswithpurpose #brandlovemoment #2024trends #promomarketing #beboundless

Very exciting for future generations. How do we develop the skill set in students now to ensure Australia remains at the forefront of research? What do you we need to do in classrooms now?

Today's eclipse promises to be amazing for those in the path of totality, but did you know other planets have eclipses as well? Yes, some of the more spectacular ones happen with Saturn's moons -- including its Titan moon. According to NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Saturn has *dozens* of moons, not to mention its rings. "Within this bustling mini-solar system, eclipses happen relatively frequently during certain seasons, and the Cassini spacecraft has captured some of these moments with its cameras." One of the images captured: High-phase-angle shot shows sunlight illuminating the halo formed by the thick, hazy atmosphere of Saturn’s giant moon, Titan. Enceladus can be seen at the lower right, and the backlit rings slice through the middle of the image. Titan Abrasive isn't in the path of totality for today's eclipse, but we do have our Made in USA eclipse glasses ready! https://lnkd.in/gNStmB27