Maine Space News
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Setting the Tone for Maine in Space
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At the inaugural Maine Space Conference, we learn about the various “Maine Space” entities.
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Will Firefly’s 5th Alpha Carry MESAT1?
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in SpacecraftFirefly indicates Alpha FLTA005 will be a NASA mission, which suggests MESAT1 may be in line for launch.
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Liftoff for Maine Space Corporation
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in DevelopmentThe first meeting of the Maine Space Corporation was mainly dedicated to introductions, approval of by-laws, and election of officers.
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Maine Space Corporation Getting Down to Business
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in DevelopmentThe new corporation’s board will meet June 27 in Brunswick.
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Don’t Panic: Conference Deadline Extended
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in DevelopmentApply to present at the inaugural Maine Space Conference by May 12.
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Engaging Maine in the New Space Economy
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in DevelopmentThe Maine Space Complex is the topic of a 1-hour talk at the Maine Science Festival in Bangor on March 25.
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ECOSTRESS Satellite Feeding Forest Study with UMaine Partner
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in ResearchUMaine’s forest and fire ecologist Andrew Barton is on a team of scientists awarded a NASA grant to use space-based and other data to study water supply in ponderosa pine forests.
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Traveling Companions
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in SpacecraftThese eight CubeSats are spacebound with MESAT1 on Firefly’s launch for ELaNa mission 43.
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AMSAT News Service Cites MaineSat.org
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in MaineSat OpsThe MaineSat synopsis of MESAT1 formed the bulk of the lead story in today’s issue of the AMSAT News Service (ANS-303), a free, weekly service of the Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation. ANS is distributed to a worldwide community of amateur satellite enthusiasts.
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Tastes Like Rocket Fuel?
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in BusinessbluShift Aerospace CEO Sascha Deri took a bite from a chunk of the company’s solid rocket fuel on camera for CNN. We’ve got the link.