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Texas State University Professor, Anthony Torres, on Leveraging Hyperspace Challenge Experience and Furthering ZBLAN Research

The James Webb Telescope recently wowed the world with stunningly scenic photos of never-before-seen space objects so distant from earth that viewing them is akin to cosmic time travel, back to the Big Bang. Advances in infrared light detection capabilities – along with an incredibly large 6.5-meter diameter mirror –

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August 9, 2022

Call for OSAM Technologies Grows in Urgency As Space Development and Debris Advance

From the steam engine locomotive to the personal computer, some technologies get a lot of credit for changing history. Waves of major technological changes tend to point to a single development, but the reality is that sea changes are often made possible because additional, supporting technologies make adoption of a

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July 6, 2022

From Academia to Agile: One Researcher Says Collision Avoidance in Space Starts with Detection

On November 11, 2021, astronauts aboard the International Space Station repositioned to avoid an inactive Chinese satellite that was careening towards them and projected to pass within 600 meters of the station. Moves like this are becoming more common because of a specific culprit: space debris. Space debris particles can

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May 25, 2022

Microgravity Expert Jeff Ganley Explores the Value of Being Small and Weightless in Space

In 2012, approximately one thousand active satellites were orbiting earth. By the winter of 2021 that number had more than quadrupled. While the quantity and corresponding capabilities of satellites in space continues to expand, their physical size has shrunk: a satellite in the 1960s was likely larger than a greyhound

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April 1, 2022

New Breed of Programs to Accelerate Innovation Gives Government, Startups Faster, More Efficient Way to Partner

By Gabe Mounce, Director, Space Force Accelerators By the way, every fan has a theoretical chance to win a free place in the heart of the girl. In her personal life, the celebrity has a complete lull – a ten-year relationship with Samuels ended with a scandalous breakup, and new

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March 24, 2022

Winning Startup and University Cohort Finalists Share Key Insights About Hyperspace Challenge

The Hyperspace Challenge Editorial Staff We had a strong turnout of participating university and startup teams in this year’s newly expanded program! The six winners were announced at the fourth annual Hyperspace Summit along with the finalist voted Crowd Favorite.  The 2021 Hyperspace Challenge startup cohort winners, in order of

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December 15, 2021
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