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We live in a world, in a sad crisis. something must be done. so what can we learn from History? Proffesor Albert Einstein (militant pacifist, and jew) before the Atombomb was ever invented: - a Small amount of mass can be converted to a very large amount of energy. And so every superpower learned the science against Einsteins will... But Professor A. Einstein also once said: - Lets hope the current crisis, make the world a better place. And so they way out of this crisis is only the way of Diplomacy. And the way to do it is focus more on values we can make in Space. We, our world, the climate, and out generations cant afford another World War. We need manned Space Programs, fast. And more cooperations in Space. Retired CBRN SGT. Forsvaret - Norwegian Armed Forces NATO SpaceX NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Norsk Romsenter European Space Agency - ESA

Coming up: several new ways for you to connect, learn and grow your manufacturing business! It's not too late to RSVP ... * March 18 - Learn how doing business with NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration can help your business - https://ow.ly/oqOt50QS95o (online) * March 19 - Hear advice for maximizing profitability from Rhode Island Manufacturers Association - RIMA & CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen) - https://ow.ly/FI7v50QS95q * March 21 - If you're a manufacturer in RI, you're a member of our Industry Advisory Council! Help shape new workforce programs - https://ow.ly/v5LI50QS95r * March 22 - This quarter's Rhode Island Textile Innovation Network (RITIN) meeting is at R&D Technologies, Inc.. Topics: 3d Textiles, and freight & logistics * March 27 - Don't leave money on the table; new supply chain solutions can help you reduce costs - https://ow.ly/9kmk50QS95p #MEPNationalNetwork #ManufacturingSuccess #MarkYourCalendar

Don't Miss It! Contracting Opportunities for Manufacturers & Innovators with NASA and its Prime Contractors Date: 5/22/2024 Time: 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM (EDT) Status: Open - 76 places remaining Registration Deadline: 5/21/2024 2:00 PM (EDT) Fee: No Fee Point of Contact: Jutta Bangs (865) 483-0623 Program Format: Online Meeting (Live) Training Topics: Manufacturing, SBIR/STTR/Other Innovation Programs Description: Don't miss this exciting opportunity to learn more about opportunities for manufacturers & innovators. You will find out what NASA and its prime contractors are looking for in a supplier, which contract opportunities are in the forecast, and resources available to support suppliers. Learn how to do business at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Overview of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR & STTR) programs Resources for manufacturers and innovators through APEX Accelerator Doing business with prime contractors: Aerojet Rocketdyne Blue Origin Northrop Grumman Space X Teledyne Brown Engineering The Boeing Company #sbir #sttr Jutta Bangs

The atmospheric structure was altered again to adjust the cycling of graded gasses. The carbon footprint problem was diagnosed pre 1935 by scientists linked to various governments and techniques to alter gasses were introduced in common formats such as fluoride in water. The atmosphere has almost recovered from a series of nuclear experiments performed by various countries and the atmospheric pressure was again altered to create an eased non chemical compounded footprint NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration experiments in 1948 that released gasses into the atmosphere to counter war diseases have caused genetic alterations that will become apparent within 24 to 48 hours World Health Organization Roscosmos NATO you should be breathing easier today but there are always consequences!

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📊 Better Contracting, Better Outcomes is now available On Demand Presented by National Contract Management Association (NCMA) Recorded at the NCMA World Congress in Seattle, WA, Francis Rose interviewed top industry leaders who revealed cutting-edge strategies to transform federal contracting. Highlights include hands-on training, early collaboration and the establishment of global standards. Innovations like "Pitch Day" are shared for accelerating the contracting process and engaging non-traditional contractors. The discussion also explores the strategic use of AI and data to enhance procurement efficiency and emphasizes the importance of in-person communication in strengthening industry-government partnerships to tackle complex challenges. ➡ View the show here: https://lnkd.in/ehX25dUy Kraig Conrad, CAE, CTP | National Contract Management Association (NCMA) | Efstathia (Effie) Fragogiannis | Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) | Geoff Sage| NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration | Lisa Lax | General Dynamics Information Technology | Adam Goldstein, CFCM, CPCM, Fellow | Social Security Administration | Polly Hall | U.S. Department of Homeland Security | Karla Smith Jackson | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration | Jessica Tillipman | The George Washington University Law School #FedGovToday #BetterContractingBetterOutcomes #NCMAWorldCongress #Innovation #FederalContracting #GlobalStandards

The project aims to address the risks posed by heat waves in Bangladesh through strategies that enhance resilience and adaptation, focusing on both prevention and effective management of heat-related disasters.

The Partnership for Public Service has released its "Best Places to Work 2023" top 10 rankings. Interesting that the Department of Defense dropped out of the top 10, and Department of Army is in. Not surprising to see the Army in the mix given the deliberate efforts to improve the experience that is underway there. Great to see VA in the top 5 and improvement from last year. Many agencies have moved the needle which is wonderful to see. Not surprising to see NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration at the top, although based on last year’s scores — there is opportunity for improvement there as well. The full report will be released by Partnership for Public Service next week. The challenge that leaders have is the “now what” - we have these scores, but now what do we do… This is where operationalizing employee experience is the special sauce to make it actionable. #BestPlacesToWork #WorkplaceExcellence #PublicService #Culture #EmployeeExperience #Operationalizing #Government

America’s defense budget is shaping up to be $833Bn, if US Congress doesn’t get bogged down with continuing resolutions, which looks increasingly likely they will. China picks up its activities in Africa and in the Arctic, demonstrating clear intent to challenge the west globally. Turkish clowns attack US Marines in the coastal city of Izmir. NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration plans to bring Starliner back to Earth, without its crew—because it probably won’t make it back in one piece. Every time I think I’ll get through a week without talking about Boeing, I’m proven wrong. It reminds me of Alex Wilhelm’s feelings about always mentioning Elon Musk’s controversies around TwiXter. The US, EU, and UK sign the first-ever AI treaty. And, #FounderMode is the buzz word of the week. Strap in and explore these and more of this week’s issues surrounding aerospace and defense technology. 🔗: https://lnkd.in/evZdPmuP #defensetechnology #greatpowercompetition #defense

🚀 Insights into Leadership and Management: Lessons from Thomas Zurbuchen 🌌 In a recently published interview, Thomas Zurbuchen, former NASA research director and current director of the Space Center at ETH Zurich, shares valuable insights from his impressive career. Zurbuchen emphasizes the importance of teamwork in challenging projects. He emphasizes that no one person can accomplish such tasks alone. Success lies in building and motivating strong teams with clearly defined goals and diversity to drive productivity and innovation. His leadership philosophy is based on open communication. Zurbuchen encourages an environment where doubt and different perspectives are welcomed and ideas are critically challenged before they are implemented. He sees the ability to say "no" as a key to effective leadership. Zurbuchen's views on courage and risk-taking are particularly inspiring. He urges people to seize opportunities and be active agents of positive change. His career is a shining example for how one can be successful in both science and management through teamwork, open communication and a continuous striving for a better world. These insights are particularly relevant for us as we specialize in culture transformation, leadership, and corporate mental health. Let us see how we can integrate Zurbuchen's lessons into our work to strengthen our teams and create a better future together. #leadership #teamwork #innovation #NASA #ThomasZurbuchen #astronautics #management #communication 👉 https://lnkd.in/d6G5UsBE