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Large-scale expandable structures may prove to be a staple of future space habitats. It’s great to see LIFE progress towards flight! Although they can pack more pressurized volume into a fairing than traditional metallic modules, expandables typically experience challenges with their interior structure and outfitting. I’m looking forward to seeing how LIFE’s design resolves these…

Above Space advances propulsion System for 2024 free flying orbital mission providing micro-g and dynamic environments at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Space Center Above: Space Development announced the successful test of its proprietary propulsion control system for its Prometheus free-flying orbital mission by Q4 2024. All tests performed as expected. The scalable Prometheus will include three regulated voltage rails and up to 29W of continuous power. It will also feature an integrated thermal control system, bus Integration and up/down links for communications and data. "Together with our test partner at NASA, Above: Space successfully validated our proprietary propulsion system which will be used to maneuver our 150U Prometheus payload platform next year," says Rhonda Stevenson, chief executive officer of Above: Space. "We plan to be the first mission to offer stabilized micro-g and dynamic environments and already have significant demand from commercial customers in our mission." #Space #Orbitalmission #NASA #SpaceCenter #Spacemission https://lnkd.in/eSuAKpvm

🚀 Join us on a Historic Mission!!! We're at the forefront of building the first extraterrestrial space station in collaboration with international giants like NASA and ESA. This joint effort includes developing critical modules—HLCS for communication, I-HAB for habitat, and ERM for refueling and propulsion—to support deep space exploration and lunar landings. Learn more here 👇 #Akkodis #SmartIndustry #Aerospace #AerospaceEngineering

Why do we use Analog Missions? Analog missions prepare us for near-term and future exploration to asteroids, Mars, and the Moon. Analogs play a significant role in problem solving for spaceflight research. #spacemedicine #analogmissions #Research #nottraining #notastronauts #misleading #researchsubjects https://t.co/86hDcUdTeY

Learn how NASA utilizes Master Bond EP30HT-LO epoxy for cutting-edge space missions. From bonding diverse materials to meeting low outgassing specs, see how this adhesive plays a crucial role in exploring the final frontier. Read the full case study here:https://bit.ly/3xAr42M

#ICYMI: The #NASASLS core stage for #Artemis II was recently on the move at #NASAMichoud in preparation for its delivery to NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Teams utilize scaffolding surrounding the core stage to assess the interior elements, including its complex avionics and propulsion systems. Watch as technicians remove the external access stands, or scaffolding, before this recent move. Learn more here >> https://lnkd.in/ePtVEzQ3

Lots of people and initiatives self-organizing in the contemporary innovation environment to form #multistakeholder #communities around spaceflight and health, which is the say at the intersection of #health and #performance risks amid environmental stressors and their mitigation outside of the reach of institutional care. Now what we need is a #thirdspace for overarching evaluation of #science & #technology program performance by representative peers unencumbered by remits and incentives within those programs.

For years, #TRISH has supported research projects and studies that aim to solve the challenges of human exploration in space. To understand how to solve those challenges, we first must know the risks to human health during #space travel. Understanding these risks and finding solutions or countermeasures is essential for a return to the #moon in NASA’s #Artemis missions and, eventually, crewed missions to Mars. #SpaceHealth Learn more about how the body changes in space and explore other space health resources: https://lnkd.in/gvSE7pKW

I was thinking it is a systems engineering block diagram, but it's a plan showing the descriptive and temporal information of many space projects and programs all put together! I try to trace from one block to another, and I need to Google them along the way! This shows how much has been done (the dense upper section) and how much can be done or is up to our imagination (more empty spots in the lower section). Thank David Hoantee Peng for sharing this. #spaceinvestment #spaceecosystem #spacetechnology #spaceengineering

We're going for launch as Brady Pyle, the VP of Human Resources of NASA Space Center Houston reveals some elements that go into assessing future talent needs in the area of human spaceflight. What does the air and space explorer look for when it comes to considering a new joiner for its space mission? Check out this highlight to get the answer and learn some insights into NASA's hiring practice. Link in comments. #recruitment #talentacquisition #spaceflight #humanspaceflight #NASA #AllInRecruitment #PodcastHighlight