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Working for Thales sometimes gives you shiver up your spine moments. Thales Aerospace helping the European Space Agency - ESA search for life on Mars is one of those moments. While I appreciate there is so much in this world we need to do better and should be investing our time, effort and finances on, we must still strive to discover and understand more about our universe. Sometimes we have to have faith that ultimately it will contribute to a better world or change our perspective on what humanity can achieve by working together rather than fighting among ourselves. #space #mars #lifeonmars #humanity #science https://lnkd.in/gCzdpQH5

Once lost, trust can be hard to get back - especially amongst coworkers. Have a listen to how astronauts on the International Space Station - thrown together for months at a time - handle conflict and build trust in a high-pressure environment 🚀 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gWcDVTHJ #Teamwork #PerformancebyDesign #HighPerformanceCulture

How are the #G20Summit discussions and the #US-#India partnership changing the #SpaceEconomy? I discuss this and more in the article on the #G20 in #NewDelhi (see link in comments). #PresidentBiden and #PrimeMinisterModi review the details to send the first Indian astronaut to the International Space Station in 2024, ways to accelerate space cooperation, and the establishment of a working group for commercial space collaboration. #stellarsingularity

What is safety in a space context? What does it take to feel safe in space? And what are the challenges that have to be overcome to allow astronauts to travel to and work in space safely? Carmen Possnig, Norah Patten and myself discuss different topics of living in space with regard to saftey. A fantastic moderation by Dr. Emma Gatti. Initated and funded by TTTech.

🌐Turkey's first space traveler, astronaut Alper Gezeravcı, embarked on the journey to the International Space Station with Axiom Space's Axiom Mission 3.🚀👨🏼🚀In doing so, he marked the threshold of becoming the first Turk to go to space. The first words of him when he went into space were the words of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk: "The future is in the skies "🇹🇷 #BringLifeToYourMeetingsAndEvents #QuizModeOn #FunAndLearning #AudienceEngagement #EventExperience #OnlineEvent #OnlineGame #Quiz #TeamBuilding #ConnectionGoals #EmloyeeEngagement #News #AlperGezeravcı

Syensqo stands as a top-tier provider of composite materials for the aerospace sector and propels automotive production forward with cutting-edge manufacturing technologies. Composite materials, including carbon fiber, offer a sustainable solution for the automotive and aerospace industries to meet their environmental challenges. By substituting metal, these materials significantly lighten the weight of vehicles and aircraft, thereby reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. In an era where there is a critical need to enhance the environmental performance of their products, and as the emerging market of urban air mobility begins to emerge, the accelerated adoption of composite components has become increasingly urgent.

When working in space, lots of attention is focused of course on the US space industry (SpaceX) and governmental agencies (NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration). On second place for me, as European, we have European Space Agency - ESA. Often we hear about India, Japan or UAE doing great things in space, but there are some other "heroes". Who? Australia for example. Last week we heard that Australian government will finance 3 projects that will foster the cooperation of Australian and Indian companies. A total of 18 milion AUD will be sufficient for those several brilliant companies to work together, delivering very interesting satellite technologies, that will be launched (at least majority of them) with the use of Indian launchers. Great initiative and good luck LatConnect 60 Ltd, Space Machines Company and Skykraft! Australia, because of its unique location on Earth, is also a good place to launch rockets to space (unlike majority of Europe...). Why I'm writing this? Because last week HyImpulse launched their maiden flight from Australia. Somehow I don't see a lots of media interest in that... Maybe because it didn't happen in Europe? In the end, it's kind of sad that it didn't happen in Kiruna, Andoya, Spain or any other part of the Europe which allow such launches. We'll see what else good will happen in Australia soon. We at Scanway Space cooperate quite closely with our Australian partner AICRAFT and I'm pretty sure, than sooner than later we'll have great, big projects involving our payloads and AICRAFT's DPU's... ;)

Because you are a US citizen anywhere in the world or anywhere out of this world the world, you have the right to vote. #VoteFromAbroad #Democracy #USElections #Government #Civics #Vote #Expat #LiveAbroad #Abroad #WorkAbroad #StudyAbroad

Yesterday we visited the Rakia Mission offices in Tel Aviv. The EXPAND accelerator, alongside other companies under Creation-Space’s support, including Alumentry and Innogration Technologies     It was incredibly inspiring to meet Eytan Stibbe and hear about his experience as Israel's first commercial astronaut on the AX-1 mission in 2022.    We then met Melody S. Korman, Director of Israel Space Forum who gave us a peek into her fascinating and crucial role in navigating the process of securing experiments a place on space missions, collaborating with giants like NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, SpaceX, and Axiom Space.     Many are unaware of how rapidly control of the space industry is shifting from government to the commercial sector.   Rakia Mission is playing a key role in this transformation.    The 2022 Rakia Mission on AX-1 went far beyond boosting awareness; it opened the door for people from all walks of life, not just scientists, the opportunity to send their experiments, art, and educational projects into space!   "Space for all"    Today, Rakia aims to expand space access, inspire and advance the Israeli space ecosystem.    Creation-Space and the Rakia Mission share a natural synergy, a powerful force united by a single message:     Space is possible. Tech7 Venture Studio #SpaceExploration #EXPANDAccelerator #SpaceInnovation

Ariane 6: Watch EU’s Stellar Comeback tomorrow 🚀 The EU is set to end its yearlong launch hiatus with the inaugural flight of the Ariane 6 rocket, operated by Arianespace, at 2pm EST Tuesday July 9, 2024, from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana. The Ariane 6, which replaces the retired Ariane 5, will deploy nine cubesats into low Earth orbit (LEO) on its maiden voyage. This launch marks Europe’s return to autonomous space access, with the Ariane 6 designed for sustainable use and prevention of space debris. It’s been a busy year of global launches, and the EU is poised to rejoin the fray. Q1&2 2024 orbital launches: • US: 73 • China: 30 • Russia: 8 • New Zealand: 7 • Japan: 3 • Iran: 2 • India: 2 • North Korea: 1 • EU: scheduled tomorrow! ESA will be live streaming the launch https://lnkd.in/ec_G-v-t