Jun 19, 2023 | 2023, 3d pring, 3D printing, AI, AI TAsk Force, Astronauts, astronomy, Astroscale, carbonless footprint, Career, Challenger, computer software, computers, earth, economy, education, environment, EPA, European Space Agency, Global Technology Act, government, hacking, jobs, Kakuda Space Center, Kennedy Space Center, ML, Net-Zero, new releases, News, observatories, open AI, organizations, planets, regulators, rocket launches, rocket science, Rockets, Russia, science, sewage disposal, society, software, Soviet, Space, space disasters, Space Exploration, Space launches, space missions, Spaceshot, Sparta, speed of light, stars, sun, tech companies, technological innovation, technology, The Spaceport Company, USA, weather, weather forecasting, workforce, World, world history
We are placing a lot of satellites in the low earth orbit (LEO). More will be deployed in the coming decade. All satellites have a certain lifespan. So, what happens when they die? “ For all missions we will provide an end-to-end service, addressing mission licensing,...
May 30, 2023 | 1970, 1980, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. Stepehn Hawking, 3d pring, airplanes, airplanes and travel, Apollo, Apollo 11, Artificial intelligence, Boomers, Career, Challenger, coding, Columbia, communication, Cosmonauts, Drone ships, earth, economy, education, empowerment, engagements, England, freedom, fuel, galaxies, Gateway Space Station, innovation, Italy, Japan, JAXA, jobs, Kennedy Space Center, lift ships, manufacturing, new releases, News, observatories, open AI, Relativity Space, rocket launches, rocket science, Russia, science, Soviet, space disasters, Space Exploration, Space launches, space missions, Space Race, Space Shuttle, Spaceshot, sun, universe, world history
Who doesn’t know who Richard Branson is? At the young age of fifteen he founded a counterculture magazine that was meant to push for change in the world. It set the pace for all he would pursue later on. He continued his trend to change the world back in the 1970s...
May 26, 2023 | Apollo, Apollo 11, Astronauts, astronomy, Challenger, communication, congress, conversations, Cosmonauts, disrruptions, earth, economic development, economy, empowerment, exploration, Florida Keys, galaxies, Gateway Space Station, government, history, innovation, Kakuda Space Center, Kennedy Space Center, launch and reentry, learning, lift ships, manufacturing, milkyway galaxy, money, moon, News, observatories, oceans, open AI, organizations, planets, Relativity Space, rocket launches, rocket science, science, social media, society, solar flares, solar tornadoes, Soviet, Space, space disasters, Space Exploration, Space launches, Space Shuttle, Spaceshot, speed of light, stars, technology, The Spaceport Company, World, world history
If you read my blog regularly, and I hope you do, you know I am an avid space program lover. I await the next launch with anticipation much like my dog Auggie does a bone. This article is about the Orbilander which is a combination orbiter and a lander. Pretty cool,...
May 25, 2023 | 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. Stepehn Hawking, boating, California, carbon emissions, Celebrations, Challenger, clean marinas, Coast Guard, coastal cruising, congress, conversations, Cosmonauts, Cpaitalism, DEP, disrruptions, earth, economic development, economy, environment, EPA, Florida, fuel, FWC, government, history, Japan, JAXA, learning, lift ships, Listening, moon, observatories, oceans, planets, regulators, rocket science, Rockets, seaports, Space, space disasters, Space Exploration, space missions, stars, sun, USA, USN, waterways, World, world history
Sending people and satellites into space has become somewhat commonplace in today’s world. Arranging those launches is no easy task. A lot goes on behind the scenes to ensure that these launches can take place as scheduled. For instance, the FAA (Federal Aviation...
May 20, 2023 | 9/11, climate change, conversations, Earth Day, earthquakes, economic development, economy, education, El Nino, environment, EPA, Everglades, FEMA, finance, Florida, Florida Keys, FWC, history, hurricanes, News, NOA weather, NOAA, observatories, oceans, regulators, rivers, society, stars, sun, Tsunami, waterways, waves, weather, weather forecasting, weather fronts
Most everyone has heard about FEMA, but do you know what they actually do? Let me explain it here. President Jimmy Carter created FEMA back in 1979. At that time they had two tasks. One was that of civil defense and the other was emergency management. Congress defined...
May 16, 2023 | beaches, boating, children, earthquakes, economic development, economy, education, EPA, Everglades, FEMA, Florida, Florida Keys, FWC, government, hurricanes, News, NOAA, observatories, oceans, rivers, USA, waterways, waves, weather, weather fronts, World, yachting
Whether you believe in climate change or not there is a cyclical weather pattern that comes and goes with regularity. It is called the El Nino and La Nina. El Nino means the little boy in Spanish. La Nina means little girl in Spanish. How does that affect us? El Nino...
