Kate Arkless Gray's posts

#mmx

#iac2018 #asteroidlanding #mascot2018

#hayabusa2 #mascot2018

Bake in Space - the future of bread-based snacks on Moon and Mars? CEO Sebastian Marcu explains their concept

#IAC2018 I talk to Astroscale COO Chris Blackerby to find out how they’re connecting technology, policy and business in an attempt to solve the #spacedebris issue.

#IAC2017

Responsible for the first Ghanaian satellite, Benjamin Bonsu has big ambitions. Hear how his efforts got Ghana to space, and why he's not ready to stop with just Cubesat.

Why this young agency is heading straight for the red planet...

Peter Nikloff from the Space Industry Association of Australia, (and also Nova Systems) tells me about the work that went into securing a national space agency for Australia, and what the next steps will be. #IAC2017

Matthew Cosby (@mattcosby) of @Goonhillyorg and Noel Matthews (G8GTZ) talk to me about massive dishes, Moon bounces and making a world record for the longest distance voice call with signal bounced of the Moon. #MoonandBack

Woweee! My voice just travelled over 500,000 miles! Literally to the Moon and back!

Cool toolbar enables accessibility overlays for existing websites. #accessibility #mozfest #mozfest2016

#principia #goodlucktim

#ukspace2015 #orion

#ukspace2015

#nanoracks

#lunarmissionone #RIspace2014@RAL_space_stfc

#IAC2014 Hayabusa2 is the Japanese Space Agency's second sample return mission to an asteroid, following a successful mission with Hayabusa1. It launches at the end of November 2014. #JAXA

#IAC2014 - SGAC Chair Chris Vasko talks about the exciting things that could be done with cold plasma.

#iac2014

At a crew preview of the documentary film "Last Man on the Moon" I managed to catch a couple of minutes with the film's star, Apollo astronaut Gene Cernan, who, despite his belief he won't be the last, is currently the last person to have walked on the Moon. #space #Apollo #moonwalker #LastManontheMoon #moon #nasa

#apollo12, #alanbean, #apollo, Apollo, Apollo12, SpaceKate

#socialspace

Space, SXC, XCOR, commercial space

Lsalive

#ase26, spacesailors.de

#spaceup

#spaceupparis

Emmet Fletcher, Space Surveillance and Tracking Manager at ESA talks about the dangers of space debris, how they track it, and what can be done to minimise it in future. Recorded in Rovaniemi, Finland as part of the #ESAAurora event.

#ESAAurora A nice informal chat with Jarmo Korteniemi about studying the best places to land on the Moon, and whether, knowing what we know now, we would still choose the same spots that the Apollo programme opted for.

Juha Pekka Luntama explains what "space weather" is, what causes it and how we can forecast it. The problems it can cause - and what's the space equivalent of an umbrella?

#space, #Apollo16, #CharlesDuke, #spacenomad

Space, Science, Mars, MSL, Curiosity, Chris McKay