Lost in Transition
@UrbanSpaceMan64
Hoping to make more people aware of the crews of the Northrop HL10, the Paresev (Paraglider Research Vehicle) & the Gemini Test Tow Vehicle. And random stuff.
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https://lostbutnotinspace.weebly.com 04-11-2017 08:06:11
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Was great to get out the office and tab alongside the soldiers at the annual Defence Sikh Network UK Akaand Paat raising funds for the Army Benevolent Fund ππ½ββοΈπͺ―π«‘ #BritishArmy #Sikh #running
Congratulations to our partner HyImpulse Technologies on their successful lift off - we look forward to seeing you back at SaxaVord Spaceport UK for the next steps.
Itβs #QuickFlyerFriday ! if you fancy something different weβd love to have you at A HIGHLY SUSPECT MURDER MYSTERY.Award winning interactive comedy Murder mystery which the audience solves-complete with evidence packs & cryptic cluesπ΅οΈββοΈ 13.50 & 17.05 daily at theSpaceUK Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Will post the link to Josh's stream too but if you wanna watch the #SR75 HyImpulse Technologies launch back then please consider checking out my watch party from earlier. First stream in a while but now we're set up for more! #lightthiscandle
youtube.com/live/6TvbD6j-4β¦
As promised, please check out TheSpaceDownUnder Josh's live and in person coverage of the #SR75 launch from Southern Launch earlier today!
Show your support and subscribe to his channel for all the very best #australian space news!
youtube.com/live/l__EVXk0pβ¦
Confirmation that the HyImpulse Technologies #SR75 launched successfully from Koonibba, Australia. Credit to TheSpaceDownUnder for the amazing coverage and tracking as it flew.
Thank you to all who joined me for my launch party stream. Wow, what a start to the day! #lightthiscandle #rocket
The Space Down Under TheSpaceDownUnder is live from the Koonibba Test Range: youtu.be/l__EVXk0pw4 for the launch of the HyImpulse SR75-1 mission.
π Join TheSpaceDownUnder LIVE in 15 minutes for the SR75 HyImpulse Technologies Sub-Orbital Launch to an altitude of 50km from the Southern Launch Koonibba Test Range. On board, postcards to space from Australian school students! youtube.com/watch?v=l__EVXβ¦
In 1969, NASA's Johnson Space Center engineer John Hirasaki spent three weeks in quarantine along with the Apollo 11 crew. Along with deactivating and decontaminating the Command Module, he was one of the first to see the lunar samples. #AANHPI
Read his oral history: go.nasa.gov/4a1h282