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Explore various concepts of data, technology, space, and business in our Datapreneurship podcast as we look into the various insights of subject matter experts on their respective fields in relation to the community: vadatahub.org/2021/05/11/vsd… #VSDC
Tune in to episode 8 and our final episode of season 1 of our DataPreneur podcast where our space experts conclude their discussion of the numerous application of space data: vadatahub.org/2021/06/29/dat… #vsdc #space #smallsat #science #data #technology
Tune in to episode 7 of the DataPreneur podcast where our space experts explain the factors contributing to the inherent uncertainty of space-based data, and data in general: vadatahub.org/2021/06/22/dat… #vsdc #space #smallsat #science #data #technology
Tune in to episode 6 of the DataPreneur podcast and a unique new look at earth through the lens of impactful space data:
vadatahub.org/2021/06/15/dat… #VSDC #space #smallsat #science #technology
Tune in to episode 5 of our DataPreneur podcast where we continue our discussion on the fundamentals of space, space science, and space data:
vadatahub.org/2021/06/08/dat…
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Welcome to the start of a new series for our DataPreneur podcast where we begin a roundtable discussion with a panel of space experts:
vadatahub.org/2021/06/01/dat… #VSDC #space #smallsat
Tune in to episode 3 of our DataPreneur podcast where this week we will analyze the concept of value in regards to data and technology:
vadatahub.org/2021/05/25/dat…
Tune in to episode 2 of our DataPreneur podcast where this week we will explore developing “soft” business skills to better utilize technical skills:
vadatahub.org/2021/05/18/dat…
A big thank you to @aiaa for having our Director, David Bowles, as a panelist for the AIAA SciTech Forum 360 - Embracing Emerging Markets today!
David was able to speak on VISA's mission and what our organization is doing across both the space and autonomous systems spectrum.
Read about VSDC's successful collaboration with the local business, The IncuHub, to support internship efforts towards citizen science initiatives: pilotonline.com/inside-busin…
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Ready to take on the #SpaceApps Challenge? Starting TODAY, you can register for @NASA's International Space Apps Challenge taking place on October 2-4th. Don't miss out on this year's #virtual #hackathon that is sure to be out of this world 🌏
2020.spaceappschallenge.org/
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Calling all coders, designers, data scientists, technologists, artists, students, storytellers, & general space enthusiasts: NASA's #SpaceApps Challenge was made for YOU! Register now for this #virtual hackathon: 2020.spaceappschallenge.org/
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Rich in bright meteors and fireballs, the Perseids meteor shower is one of the best of the year and it peaks on Aug. 11-12. Here are tips on how to watch it: go.nasa.gov/3ii5i6y
📷 : @nasahqphoto
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👩🚀👨🚀 240 individuals from over 19 countries
🚀 250 miles above Earth
🛰 17,500 miles per hour
Join us this fall for our #SpaceStation20th anniversary as we celebrate the dream we call the @Space_Station: youtu.be/OyaXBrttBFQ
A Bridge Above
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Tomorrow Space Apps is READY TO LAUNCH into celebrating 6 Global Winners of the @NASA #SpaceApps #COVID19 Challenge & 8 honorable mentions. 3 of these teams will also be granted @esa Data Cube awards. Tell us which projects you admire most 🌟:
covid19.spaceappschallenge.o…
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How do we protect Mars from Earthly germs?
As we #CountdownToMars with our @NASAPersevere rover, find out how scientists make sure we don’t contaminate the Red Planet. Tune in to a special video episode of our Gravity Assist podcast: youtu.be/qjJjyArol8c
Gravity Assist: She Protects Other Planets from Our Germs
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Have you seen Comet NEOWISE in the sky? ☄️
Tomorrow at 3pm ET, our experts will take your questions about this distant visitor. At 4pm, stick around for a discussion on why this occurrence is so special. How to watch: go.nasa.gov/3099C0n
‼️ Submit ?s now using #askNASA

ALT An unprocessed image from the WISPR instrument on board NASA’s Parker Solar Probe shows comet NEOWISE on July 5, 2020, shortly after its closest approach to the Sun. The Sun is out of frame to the left. The faint grid pattern near the center of the image is an artifact of the way the image is created. The small black structure near the lower left of the image is caused by a grain of dust resting on the imager’s lens.
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The #SpaceApps community collaborated to create 1,300+ solutions to #COVID19-related challenges. Your solutions continue to inspire us! Please join us in congratulating our 40 finalists and 5 honorable mentions. @NASA @ESA @JAXA_en @CSA_asc @CNES covid19.spaceappschallenge.o…
VSDC's own Zachary Leffke has collaborated together with multiple different authors across many organizations to publish a paper on a prototype VA ground station network.
This paper will be presented at the Small Satellite Conference (digitalcommons.usu.edu/small…), beginning 8/1/20










