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Content that can travel lightyears in milliseconds? It’s done with DM NVX. That’s why NASA used it to stream video all the way from Mars. From offices to classrooms to planets far, far away, see what DM NVX can do for you: https://ow.ly/wfCe50SqgN4

There’s no slowing down in 2025 with RGNext! Three launches this week (so far) to support communication technologies and NASA efforts to better understand the Moon and prepare for future manned missions. At RGNext, our relentless drive toward Opening Portals to Space advances connectivity and allows our understanding of space to soar to new heights.

Crestron NVX reaching for the starts with NASA. Well, in this case it is Mars, but we can now say "NVX is out of this world". Mars today Alpha Centauri tomorrow. https://lnkd.in/g5mTic5f If you are like me and your requirements are a little more down to earth, have a look at what NVX can do for your place in the universe. https://ow.ly/4z2s50SeByk

💡🚀 Did you know we owe our LED lights to space travel? Originally developed by NASA for plant growth experiments on space missions, LED technology has since transformed our everyday lives—from energy-efficient lighting to screens we use daily. Proof that exploring the cosmos lights up our world in more ways than one! ✨🌌

With the end of the year upon us, we look back on the biggest headlines that blew up the space travel industry. SpaceX chopstick catch, NASA laser cat videos, and more. What do you remember about space travel in 2024? 🚀 Explore more with Interesting Engineering! Check out our YouTube channel and subscribe: https://ie.social/V9yxY

An excellent article in the MIT Technology Review about Ali Kazemian and his teams research into the development of waterless, sulfur-based lunar and Martian concretes. We are proud at NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center to be working with Ali and enhancing the technology maturation of this process/material. Ali and his team recently helped us install the capability to 3D print our first ever sulfur concrete in the MSFC Additive Construction lab (picture in attached article). Looking forward to continued working together to develop technologies for a sustained human presence on the Moon and Mars!

🚀 Missed Michael Bell's Insights on KM and Lessons Learned at #NASA ? To those who couldn’t join my discussion with Michael Bell about his KM journey at NASA and the process of managing the Lessons Learned program, you can now watch it also on ROM Global's YouTube Channel, with a special playlist of KM Case Studies: https://lnkd.in/dzbX5hPF 🎥 Gain practical insights from one of the most well-known KM programs, where capturing and applying lessons ensures continuous improvement. Because every lesson learned brings us closer to excellence.

I am thrill to share my certificates, which I have earned through my participation in the NASA Space Challenges 2024, specifically focused on the topic of 'Chronicles of Exoplanet Exploration'

This week at #CHI2024: late-breaking work together with Jean Vanderdonckt and collaborators from Université catholique de Louvain and NASA Ames Research Center, which I have immensely enjoyed working on, about the transferability of interaction design frameworks developed within Earth's particular environment to contexts of use specific to other planets, such as Mars. For instance, what does reality-based interaction entail when "reality" means the Mars environment? Find out here: https://lnkd.in/ex_f7quB

Did you know that starting in 2006 NASA, in an example of successful public-private partnership, worked with commercial industry partners to develop and demonstrate new commercial cargo space transportation systems to low Earth orbit. Read more about this case study and similar in Secure World Foundation's 2nd Edition Handbook for New Actors.