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by kartikkumar 7y ago
TS Kelso at AGI put out an interesting white paper with more details: https://www.agi.com/resources/white-papers/analysis-of-the-i... Kelso is also the brains behind CelesTrak for debris tracking: https:/&#x
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
Hey folks, nice to see this article hit the frontpage. I'm one of the co-founders at satsearch. We're working on building more content like this to open up the space industry to more people. After some initial feedback, we're
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A Guide to Magnetorquers for Satellites(blog.satsearch.co)
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
Space tugs have been a topic of research for quite a while in the space community. A number of companies targeting the in-space space transport market over the last few years, e.g., [1][2]. There's also a recent YC alum targeting this
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
There's actually strong synergy. There's a lot of spin-in and spin-out going on between space and non-space sectors. COTS and general commodization of "discete units" (parts, subsystems, assemblies, etc.) is one of the b
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
This is where SAR imagery comes into play [1]. There are a few SAR constellations online and being worked on that are shifting the discussion about what we can track [2][3]. [1] https://medium.com/from-the-macroscope/it
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
1. They launched by piggybacking on rockets that were launching larger satellites. For instance, they launched 88 on this record-setting PSLV launch: https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2017/02/indias-pslv-record-1...
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Comet and 'Churymoon'(esa.int)
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Vector launch CEO departs, company in financial trouble, staff laid off [pdf](vector-launch.com)
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
LSF FTW! :) Great to see the SatNOGS network going from strength to strength!
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
@tectonic: thanks for including mention of our website/resources in this newsletter! Looking forward to meeting next week at SmallSat :) If you're interested in understanding the state of the global space supply chain, check us ou
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Reaction wheels: an overview of attitude control systems for satellites(blog.satsearch.co)
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CubeSat thrusters: overview of in-space propulsion products for small satellites(blog.satsearch.co)
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Let's Talk about Earth Observation(blog.satsearch.co)
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The 4th ESA CubeSat Industry Days – Event Round-Up(blog.satsearch.co)
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World's smallest autonomous racing drone created by Dutch scientists(newatlas.com)
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“Flying-V” airplane design promises fuel savings, but there’s a catch(arstechnica.com)
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Satsearch and Kerala Startup Mission Partner to Promote Space Startups in India(blog.satsearch.co)
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New report on Europe-India space cooperation(blog.satsearch.co)
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Lessons from Jeff Bezos’ Annual Letters to Shareholders(cbinsights.com)
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FCC approves SpaceX’s revised Starlink plan; first wave gets set for liftoff(geekwire.com)
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Types of product that could one day be made in space(blog.satsearch.co)
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
The risk of falsely predicting that someone is going to shoplift, based on models that are driven by correlation, is not a problem? How is it not about policing thought? If you present physical attributes/symptoms of someone who is thi
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
How is a validated chain of causation not important for these systems to arrive at ethical predictions? The causation gap for these models presents a really terrible scenario. Without causation, these models are capable of correlating thing
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by kartikkumar 7y ago
Correlation does not imply causation. How do these AI systems account for causation? It's the fundamental issue I have with the penetration of these sorta "AI" systems in daily life: from what I understand about the basic mat
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Managing Trust and Expectations in Space Ecosystems(blog.satsearch.co)
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Rocket recycling – catching rocket stages in the air after launch(dlr.de)
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3D-Printed Rocket Fuel(aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org)
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Content marketing in the space industry: channel strategies(blog.satsearch.co)
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Hayabusa2 Spacecraft Blasts Artificial Crater in Asteroid Ryugu's Surface(gizmodo.com)
1 points by kartikkumar 8y ago|0 comments

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