Space News: NASA’s Corporate Conquest and China’s Asteroid Weapon

Chris Barnett-Woods, an electrical engineer who never thought he would work for NASA, just walked into my kill zone.

Starliner Space Safety – Galactic Grouches

The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on the future of work and the potential for job loss, as well as the importance of retraining workers for new roles in the changing economy.

“The article examines the potential job loss due to the rise of artificial intelligence and emphasizes the need for retraining workers to adapt to new roles in the evolving economy.”

FAA’s Space Data Integrator program – space traffic jam fixer?

The FAA announced that three more companies, Firefly, Virgin Galactic, and Sierra Space, have joined SpaceX in using the Federal Aviation Administration’s Space Data Integrator, a tool designed to track and integrate data from space vehicles in near-real time to improve safety and efficiency for air traffic controllers and commercial flights in the National Airspace System.

Satellite Schemes Doom Ozone Hole Recovery

Satellites falling into Earth’s atmosphere and burning up leave behind aluminum oxide particles that have increased 8-fold since 2016 and will continue to accumulate as more low-Earth-orbit satellites are launched, posing a threat to the protective ozone layer and potentially undoing the success of the 1987 Montreal Protocol, with the potential for 912 metric tons of aluminum and 360 metric tons of aluminum oxides to be released into the atmosphere per year once currently planned satellite constellations are complete.

NASA: No ISS Emergency After Space Drill Mishap

Nasa denies emergency situation on the ISS after a medical drill was accidentally broadcasted on their livestream, with viewers reacting with alarm on social media before it was revealed to be a routine simulation training.