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Congrats to NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration for the successful landing of #Odysseus! 🌑🚀 Do you know what else is out of this world? Our upcoming post-quantum #encryption solution for protecting your #emails. ⚛️ You can learn more about this quantum leap👇 https://lnkd.in/eu8-JejH

Excellent space mission Application at its best

We expect the space scientists to monitor the movement of #CO2, #GHG, and other #pollutants across the earth atmosphere to track the origin, direction, intensity, velocity to identify and pin down the culprits realtime !. Do we have this?. #ISRO #NASA #JPL #SAC #climatechange #climatejustice #climateaction

Imagine having to use a new car everytime you want to leave for office because the old one wears off right after the first use? It would be exceedingly expensive, polluting and above all, weird. Now you know that we often talk about increasing pollution levels on Earth. But it’s not just the pollution ‘on’ the surface that’s rising but also the levels ‘around’ the Earth which are at an all- time high because of the satellites (mostly defunct) and remains of launch vehicles (rockets) in orbits. Once you use a launch vehicle, it disintegrates and burns or keeps revolving in Earth’s orbit for hundreds of years- hence, causing more debris and forcing humans to develop a new launch vehicle for every trip/ launch! Kessler syndrome states that there could be a point where the space around Earth could become unusable as a result of compounding space debris. And what would this mean? To put it in simple words: no communication, no internet, no weather forecasts- absolutely no facilities that we currently receive from the satellites. Not just this, launching new satellites could become next to impossible because of the numerous collisions in space. Space is a global common and belongs to mankind. Yet, policy formulation and rules in this area are still in the making. However, it’s heartening to see reusable launch vehicles being developed to help control space debris, and cut down on the overall costs associated with space launches. This one by SpaceX is commendable. Although reusable launch vehicles (rockets in simple language) are not completely reusable (and can currently be developed only for lower height launches), they are a great beginning. PS: ISRO is currently working on developing a reusable launch vehicle with RLV-TD already been tested back in 2017.

❗ REMINDER: Our newest webinar is happening next week! If your company is at all interested in NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration SEWP VI, you should join us! 🔁 As the RFP is changed and updated and as NASA gives us more info, we will also change and update our webinar. Check in for our next round or two as well so you don't miss anything! ⬇ 🕛 Don't wait! Sign up at the link in the comments below ⬇ #govcon #contracting #consulting #procurement #fpacconsulting #yourmissionisourvision #NASA #NASASEWPVI

❗ REMINDER: Our newest webinar is happening next week! If your company is at all interested in NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration SEWP VI, you should join us! 🔁 As the RFP is changed and updated and as NASA gives us more info, we will also change and update our webinar. Check in for our next round or two as well so you don't miss anything! ⬇ 🕛 Don't wait! Sign up at the link in the comments below ⬇ #govcon #contracting #consulting #procurement #fpacconsulting #yourmissionisourvision #NASA #NASASEWPVI

📊 Better Contracting, Better Outcomes: Advancing Small Disadvantaged Business Participation at NASA Presented by National Contract Management Association (NCMA) Karla Smith Jackson, Assistant Administrator for Procurement at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, discusses NASA's ongoing efforts to increase participation by small disadvantaged businesses (SDBs) in its contracts. Jackson notes that NASA has already made significant progress, reaching 12% SDB participation in the previous fiscal year, and outlines the strategies the agency is using to close the remaining gap. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/ehX25dUy #FedGovToday #NASA #SmallBusiness #SDBParticipation #FederalContracts #AIInProcurement #AcquisitionInnovation 

Varadis RADFETS are continually chosen by space agencies to monitor radiation levels. The JAXA: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has chosen our VT06 RADFET radiation sensor for the upcoming DESTINY+ mission, set to launch later this year. This mission will explore the Phaethon asteroid and conduct scientific observations of cosmic dust, which is considered a potential source of organic matter on Earth.      It’s worth mentioning that the VT06 RADFET is certified as a NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration EEE-INST-002 S1 Level 3 screened part!  #Nasa #SpaceExploration #RadiationSensors

There are several ways to measure success operating off-world. The first is if you can orbit another heavenly body. The second is if you can land successfully off-world. The third is how far you can travel. NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration generated a nice chart illustrating the travel records for the Moon and Mars. For reference, the record for total distance machines travel on other worlds is around a marathon run. The best runners do that in about 2 hours. #deeptech #hardtech #spacetech #mobility Image Source: https://lnkd.in/evWvfqtN

Want to imagine a better world in the midst of daily deadlines? Check out this great webinar from Kimberly Katina Minafra at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration! I had the enormous good fortune of chatting with Kimberly and the Center for Innovation community last week about how NASA can work with the #aec industry. You will be inspired! https://lnkd.in/gYX_tBpt