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Discover the intricacies of in-flight thruster performance assessment and its critical role in satellite mission success. Dive into our latest blog for expert insights: Understanding In-Flight Thruster Performance Assessment. #SpaceTech #SatelliteOperations #AerospaceEngineering #GNSS

Check out our latest blog post on in-flight thruster performance assessment, a crucial aspect of satellite mission success

Couldn’t agree more with SpOC’s near term objectives: enhance (space) domain awareness, integrate (US) commercial capabilities, and integrate international (government & commercial) capabilities.

One of SpOC's primary objectives is to cultivate prepared and resilient combat-capable space forces. To achieve this, it is imperative we comprehend the complexities of space as a domain of warfare. In episode 141 of The Aerospace Advantage, "Building Counterspace Capabilities: Smart Spacepower," a panel of subject matter experts delve into the topic of smart space power and its significance in both present and future space operations. To establish a more durable hybrid space architecture, it is crucial to enhance domain awareness while also fostering the seamless integration of commercial and international capabilities. These steps are essential in ensuring that space remains a secure and sustainable environment for the United States, its allies, and its partners. #ViaVincimus https://bit.ly/45Bpbht8

Further m+p international test support in characterising the SRS rig at Surrey Space Centre in readiness for a satellite payload test. For those not familiar with SRS (Shock Response Spectrum), this is used to simulate high level shock events experienced by satellite payloads during its journey to space I.e. rocket stage separation with explosive bolts. It looks pretty crude, but it’s a very effective method for achieving far higher g levels than can be achieved on a shaker. #spacetesting #vibrationtesting #satellitetesting #expertsinvibration #shockresponsespectrum

ICYMI: This Week in Launch: Electron returns to flight and final Falcon Heavy of the year

**Keynote** ✔️ October 3 at 9:30AM, join a great session with Eric Brown, from Lockheed Martin, talking about "Bridging the Coalition: the role of #Industry" #satcom #milsatcom #defenseindustry #space #satellite

ICYMI: This Week in Launch: Electron returns to flight and final Falcon Heavy of the year

Chandrayaan-3 Mission: All set to initiate the Automatic Landing Sequence (ALS). Awaiting the arrival of Lander Module (LM) at the designated point, around 17:44 Hrs. IST. Upon receiving the ALS command, the LM activates the throttleable engines for powered descent. The mission operations team will keep confirming the sequential execution of commands.

How to build a 32m (112ft) Deep Space Satellite Ground Station in under 90 seconds. This is NASAs new DSN56 dish in Madrid, Spain. Nothing beats the gain of a reflector of this size!