T-Minus Space Daily Hurricane hunters deployed in space.
The first two of NASA’s hurricane hunting cubesats were successfully launched to space on board Rocket Lab’s Electron vehicle, which lifted off from New Zealand. NASA says its planning on using lasers to enhance communication between spacecraft starting with the Artemis 2 mission. China has reportedly completed the second mission of its reusable spaceplane after completing 276 days in orbit, and more.
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Our featured guest today is Dr. Lindsey Polley, Director at VentureScope. She joins us to discuss emerging space technologies and the MACH37 business accelerator program.
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Selected Reading
Rocket Lab launches NASA TROPICS cubesats- SpaceNews
Artemis 2 will beam high-speed video from the moon using lasers-Space
China’s mystery reusable spaceplane lands after 276 days in orbit- SpaceNews
Virgin Galactic Announces Crew for Return to Space in Late May- Virgin Galactic
Japan plans expansion of homegrown GPS network to 11 satellites- Nikkei Asia
Space Force wants key allies to join 24/7 GPS ops center- Breaking Defense
Mexico Space Agency, Microsoft sign new agreement on the sideline of FAMEX 2023- SpaceWatch Africa
ENENSYS Multi-Wide Beam Technology selected by Thales Alenia Space- SpaceWatch.Global
Thales Alenia Space Signs Contract With ASI - SpaceWatch.Global
Globalstar Targets More Growth With Band 53 Opportunities- Via Satellite
Why you don’t want ‘phantom energy’ on a spacecraft- Pursuit by The University of Melbourne
Scientists ask meteorite hunters to stop using magnets to test finds- NewAtlas
Roy Bridges, Senator Mark Kelly inducted into US Astronaut Hall of Fame- collectSPACE
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