Engineering the next frontier 🚀🌌

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Joined August 2022
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🪐💥 The planets of our Solar System could lose their orbits much sooner than scientists previously thought! New calculations suggest that once the Sun dies, our planetary system could descend into complete chaos. How exactly? Find out here 👇universemagazine.com/en/misc…
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After more than 15 years in orbit, @NOAA will be deorbiting the Suomi NPP satellite starting on Dec. 1, 2026. This will be done by gradually lowering its orbit before it reenters Earth’s atmosphere over the South Pacific Ocean. Suomi NPP was a pathfinding mission to demonstrate the capabilities of NOAA's JPSS constellation. The data provided by Suomi NPP are now operationally delivered by NOAA-20 and NOAA-21. Learn more: bit.ly/3VQ4YoM
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N828CL is no ordinary Citation Longitude. It is a factory-built MPA, with provisions for a maritime radar, beyond-line-of-sight SATCOM, and a retractable EO/IR turret behind belly doors no standard Longitude has.
On 11 October, N828CL, which made headlines a few months ago in @nytimes and @washingtonpost articles as FENIX701, arrived in Bogotá, Colombia, from Raleigh Regional Airport, NC. Since arriving, it has been flying out of El Dorado International Airport as DLPHN21.
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🚀SPACE EVENTS 🚀NASA to Host NEWS CONFERENCE Previewing US Spacewalks 100, 101 2:00 PM ET, Tuesday, Oct. 20 LIVE: tinyurl.com/3ukstfat Thursday, Oct. 29 -- U.S. spacewalk 100 NASA astronaut Anil Menon and CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Joshua Kutryk will exit the station’s Quest airlock to install and deploy an International Space Station Roll-Out Solar Array (IROSA) on the 2A electrical power channel. The solar array will be the seventh IROSA and will provide additional power to support critical station operations, including its safe and controlled deorbit.
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A G5 storm only takes one well-aimed flare & CME. 14 July 2000 Bastille day event X8.1 flare. The storm reached G5 level and a DSTmin of -301 nT. It mid-July, would likely have been stronger near the equinoxes.
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A catastrophic blast at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, Alberta has reportedly resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries during a live fire military training operation. According to local sources on base, Canadian Forces personnel had been conducting exercises over several days when an artillery projectile reportedly struck an active natural gas well on the bombing range, triggering a massive detonation. The blast is said to have levelled nearby tactical training buildings, with subsequent fires reaching munitions storage and setting off secondary detonations across the range. The geography and infrastructure; ➟ CFB Wainwright has a documented history of natural gas production, with approximately 180 wells reported on the military property in 2014. ➟ Military range maps identify munitions storage, pipelines and designated live fire danger areas near Peterson Pond. ➟ NASA FIRMS satellite imagery recorded multiple thermal hotspots between Peterson Pond and Jamieson Lake on October 17. Local accounts also describe hospitals activating Code Orange protocols, mobilizing stretchers and preparing for a significant influx of casualties. The reported gas well strike, secondary detonations and hospital emergency measures remain unconfirmed as authorities investigate the incident. Should these reports be confirmed, my thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved and affected.
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Here's some time travel to start your weekend. Using 3 years of computer runtime, researchers simulated billions of years of cosmic history in unprecedented detail. The result shows how pulses of collapse, star formation & explosions shaped our galaxy. news.uchicago.edu/story/new-…
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This week we turned to Chelsea Gohd, former writer for NASA/JPL and now with Space.com, to talk about the recent large data dump from the Artemis II mission. @nss @twit @Tariqjmalik #artemisII #nasa #moon twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-s…
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Nice to be recognized! I think it’s a pretty neat invention…! $JOBY
Joby has been named to TIME’s list of the Best Inventions of 2026. 🏆 TIME evaluates each contender on originality, efficacy, ambition and impact. For our team, that recognition reflects more than fifteen years of engineering, manufacturing and certification work that has put Joby at the forefront of eVTOL technology, with a growing record of quiet, vertical flights in cities around the world. Thank you to our team, our partners and @TIME. Read more: time.com/collection/best-inv…
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"On revenue, given Blade’s continued strength and healthy demand for air mobility, we are raising our full year guidance to a range of $115 million-$125 million from a prior $105 million-$115 million range."
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Replying to @MakerONE738390
investing.com/news/transcrip… "The quarter also showed how the Blade acquisition is shaping Joby’s near-term business. Management said Blade’s seat sales rose more than 50% from a year earlier and that demand for vertical lift remains strong."
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Keeping an eye on Joby Aviation's EVTOL certification progress and locations being added. $JOBY "Launching soon in select cities. Our first routes are just the beginning. New cities will be added as Joby grows its network around the world": Initial Launch Markets New York City Dubai Los Angeles Additional Markets Bay Area South Florida Dallas United Kingdom Saudi Arabia Japan jobyaviation.com/locations
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$ACHR Best Tour I’ve seen since I used to go to concerts!!
Four cities. One day. No traffic. Midnight has arrived in Oakland and is ready to take to the skies of the San Francisco Bay, the headliner stop on the Northern California leg of our “No Roads” Flight Tour. Bay Areaaaa, you’re up.
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PUNCH is super cool!
Here comes (a storm from) the Sun 🎶☀️ NASA’s PUNCH mission is sharpening forecasts with four satellites that monitor the Sun’s surface in 3D. Its first test predicted a storm’s arrival within 30 minutes, which is 10 times better than current methods.
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🌕 Big missions aren't the only way to discover the Moon. Through the Moon Explore initiative, @esa is developing a new generation of smaller, faster missions to investigate the lunar environment and its resources. 🔗 Find out more: esa.int/Science_Exploration/…
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Novaspace’s In-Flight Connectivity Premium adds an IFC database with quarterly updates indicating the connectivity status of 30k+ commercial aircraft at year-end as well as a proprietary database of IFC speed tests conducted on several flights globally. ow.ly/EupH50ZXW5M
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A transequatorial coronal hole is facing Earth. Enhanced solar wind could arrive in ~3 days - Follow live on spaceweather.live/l/ch
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A few days ago, as the International Space Station passed over the greater Montreal area, @astro_kutryk captured these incredible views from space! 🚀 And look what we spotted... the Canadian Space Agency’s headquarters! 🇨🇦
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At #IATAWOCE, @Transport_EU's Director-General, Magda Kopczyńska said Europe's air traffic management system remains "too fragmented and too dependent on outdated technologies." ATM delays cost the sector €2 billion in 2025 alone.
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New SNIFFLES research reports 2,345 satellite RF detections across 1–26 GHz, including unintended radiation in protected radio astronomy bands. The findings provide valuable context for my independent S-band observations of Starshield satellites. Links in 🧵⬇️
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