Jason Moller
@glypo.com
UK-based aerospace engineer. CEng & MRAeS.
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This article states "100 km above Earth, crossing the internationally recognised boundary of space".
Is the Karman Line *the* internationally recognised boundary of space? It is certainly what Blue Origin like to claim. Note: their competitor reaches 90 km.
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Is the Karman Line *the* internationally recognised boundary of space? It is certainly what Blue Origin like to claim. Note: their competitor reaches 90 km.
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Katy Perry blasts off with all-women crew on Blue Origin rocket
Six women - including pop star Katy Perry - are set to blast off into space as part of an all-women suborbital mission
www.bbc.co.uk
April 14, 2025 at 11:41 AM
This article states "100 km above Earth, crossing the internationally recognised boundary of space".
Is the Karman Line *the* internationally recognised boundary of space? It is certainly what Blue Origin like to claim. Note: their competitor reaches 90 km.
(1/3)
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Is the Karman Line *the* internationally recognised boundary of space? It is certainly what Blue Origin like to claim. Note: their competitor reaches 90 km.
(1/3)
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Stunning image. Wishing Isar the very best of luck for their first flight!
Aurora above Andøya Spaceport on the eve of the inaugural Spectrum flight. Not a bad send-off. Photo: Isar Aerospace/Robin Brillert/Wingmen Media
March 23, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Stunning image. Wishing Isar the very best of luck for their first flight!
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Again, more than happy to explain why “stranded” is not the right term @news.sky.com…
Stranded astronauts have just returned to a very different world
Stranded astronauts have just returned to a very different world
Perhaps it was just an accident of scheduling that meant Butch and Suni were brought back to Earth on a SpaceX capsule called Freedom.
news.sky.com
March 19, 2025 at 5:43 AM
Again, more than happy to explain why “stranded” is not the right term @news.sky.com…
The facts of spaceflight shouldn't vary depending on one's news source or political affiliation. Unfortunately, this is becoming the reality we face. Eric Berger remains steadfastly committed to reporting the unvarnished truth.
March 19, 2025 at 7:48 AM
The facts of spaceflight shouldn't vary depending on one's news source or political affiliation. Unfortunately, this is becoming the reality we face. Eric Berger remains steadfastly committed to reporting the unvarnished truth.
Reposted by Jason Moller
Just in! 📸 The first images from yesterday’s #HeraMission flyby of Mars and its moon Deimos. 👇 www.esa.int/Space_Safety...
March 13, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Just in! 📸 The first images from yesterday’s #HeraMission flyby of Mars and its moon Deimos. 👇 www.esa.int/Space_Safety...
Reposted by Jason Moller
Artemis II aims to launch April 2026, Artemis III plans to land, if SpaceX lander is ready, in mid 2027. “Well ahead of Chinese Gov intention, publicly stated, of 2030” says @SenBillNelson, NASA Administrator. #Breaking
December 5, 2024 at 6:18 PM
Artemis II aims to launch April 2026, Artemis III plans to land, if SpaceX lander is ready, in mid 2027. “Well ahead of Chinese Gov intention, publicly stated, of 2030” says @SenBillNelson, NASA Administrator. #Breaking
Age yourself with your first computer.
November 20, 2024 at 5:07 PM
Age yourself with your first computer.
Excellent idea, well worth adding to your feeds if you want some good space content!
I've created a new feed, Sciguy Space, that consists of accounts providing great space content, with an emphasis on news, policy, and exploration. If you feel like you belong, or know someone who does, I'd greatly appreciate you noting them below.
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November 10, 2024 at 11:52 AM
Excellent idea, well worth adding to your feeds if you want some good space content!
In 1999 NASA lost a $600m mission to Mars due to a simple misunderstanding. NASA preferred one unit system, their contactor preferred another.
I've recently started using the Julia #JuliaLang package Unitful: juliapackages.com/p/unitful
It's beautiful and now an integral part of my Julia projects.
I've recently started using the Julia #JuliaLang package Unitful: juliapackages.com/p/unitful
It's beautiful and now an integral part of my Julia projects.
Unitful.jl
Physical quantities with arbitrary units
juliapackages.com
October 29, 2024 at 9:27 PM
In 1999 NASA lost a $600m mission to Mars due to a simple misunderstanding. NASA preferred one unit system, their contactor preferred another.
I've recently started using the Julia #JuliaLang package Unitful: juliapackages.com/p/unitful
It's beautiful and now an integral part of my Julia projects.
I've recently started using the Julia #JuliaLang package Unitful: juliapackages.com/p/unitful
It's beautiful and now an integral part of my Julia projects.
I am developing a new project in Julia #JuliaLang
It's a simulation package for flight trajectoriss of amateur rockets.
First module described in the development blog: glypo.com/trajulia/202...
Code is up on GitHub here: github.com/g1yp0/traJulia
Clunky for now, watch this space!
It's a simulation package for flight trajectoriss of amateur rockets.
First module described in the development blog: glypo.com/trajulia/202...
Code is up on GitHub here: github.com/g1yp0/traJulia
Clunky for now, watch this space!
Atmospheric Model – traJulia – An amateur rocket modelling tool
glypo.com
October 29, 2024 at 4:37 PM
I am developing a new project in Julia #JuliaLang
It's a simulation package for flight trajectoriss of amateur rockets.
First module described in the development blog: glypo.com/trajulia/202...
Code is up on GitHub here: github.com/g1yp0/traJulia
Clunky for now, watch this space!
It's a simulation package for flight trajectoriss of amateur rockets.
First module described in the development blog: glypo.com/trajulia/202...
Code is up on GitHub here: github.com/g1yp0/traJulia
Clunky for now, watch this space!