Written by Carl Fiddler on April 18,16 Posted in Aerospace Industry
Safety. Comfort. Speed. When you go on a plane, you expect the incorporation of all three elements during your flight. However, the only way this happens is from specialized films that protect the plane, make … Continue reading The Best Film on Your Flight isn’t from Hollywood
Written by Casey Kelby on October 06,15 Posted in Aerospace Industry
[tvideo type=”vimeo” clip_id=”108650530″] Sailors on a becalmed sea, we sense the stirring of a breeze. Carl Sagan, Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space Have you ever felt the need to … Continue reading Wanderers: A Preview of Humans Beyond LEO [video]
Written by Casey Kelby on February 23,15 Posted in Aerospace Industry
Internet speed and reliability are hot current topics, with cellular providers pushing data plans and home service providers peddling everything from service bundles to home security. On the other hand, it’s hard to believe that … Continue reading SpaceX, OneWeb, Google and the Battle for Accessible Internet
Written by Michael Sullivan on February 12,15 Posted in Aerospace Industry
This is not a test… DSCOVR’s primary mission objective is to monitor space weather and serve as an early warning system for a potential catastrophe caused by solar storms and coronal mass ejections (CME). CME’s … Continue reading DSCOVR: Global Emergency Broadcast System
Written by Casey Kelby on January 05,15 Posted in Aerospace Industry
The year 2014 was a significant one for space related endeavors, both milestones and anniversaries alike. Opportunity, our little Mars rover friend, is celebrating 10 Earth years in operation and has set the off-planet traveled … Continue reading Aerospace Products Group Year in Review
Written by Casey Kelby on December 05,14 Posted in Aerospace Industry
While you may be familiar with Laika, the Russian dog that was launched into space in 1957 and became the first animal to orbit the Earth, you probably weren’t aware that space programs are still … Continue reading Multi-Layer Insulation Films Protect Living Payloads
Written by Michael Sullivan on November 12,14 Posted in Aerospace Industry
The landing of Rosetta’s lander Philae is a first for humankind. No man made object has ever soft-landed on a comet; sure we’ve smashed into them but it’s difficult to gather data post-collision. The Philae … Continue reading Philae Landing
Written by Michael Sullivan on October 29,14 Posted in Aerospace Industry
I can’t express enough how much I love this video, the collaboration between the European Space Agency and Platige to tell this story in such a creative way is inspirational. It’s such an exciting time … Continue reading ESA Ambition [video]
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