This video includes some clips from the March 23 talk at the University of Queensland. The talk was given by Andrew Barton, the Chairman of White Label Space.
April 17, 2011 - by Snap 18000 and win a Shirt!
We are on the brink of cracking the mark of 18000 Fans at our Hell Yeah it's Rocket Science Facebook Community! To celebrate this accordingly we decided to give away a Shirt for the first and closest Snap of the 18000 like counter :-)
April 17, 2011 - by Rio Tinto Mars Analog Event Rehearsal Wrap-Up
This week our friends at the Austrian Space Forum (OEWF) are holding a Mars Analog event at Rio Tinto in Spain, and there will be a substantial contribution by White Label Space.
Check out this blog post on the OEWF site summarising the results of the recent rehearsal for the event. Note the White Label Space lander mock-up, which got the chance to meet a Mars-bound astronaut.
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April 16, 2011 - by Rover Team Update - In the Facility
Since we have moved into our new facility, we have been working aggressively to get our 4th rover prototype built. Our newest sponsors have been sending us the hardware we need to integrate it into our system in order to do a full demonstration of the mission.
What is being done today:
+ Donnie Durm is working on the Dodecahedral Navigation Camera System with the hardware provided by The Imaging Source.
+ Brinson White is configuring the final design for our rover, Sagan.
April 16, 2011 - by April 2011: The Puli Number of the Month - Half a year's education.
2500. This is the number of high school students who were personally addressed by the Puli Space Team. Taking into account the population of Hungary this is a great number, it is the result of half a year’s work that was unfolding not only in Budapest but also in some other cities in the country.
April 16, 2011 - by TSM at Yuri’s Night, Rijeka
Presentation of Google Lunar X Prize, Team Synergy Moon operations and screening of Orphans of Apollo documentary at Peek&Poke Computer Museum and Club, Rijeka, Croatia
April 15, 2011 - by Trajectory study
. . . that mean no need to do adjustments for an Earth’s inclination to the ecliptic. Everything was ready to add engine's impulses to a simulation. Impulses was imported into TRA application as a data from plot on engine’s firing tests . . . For a convenience it is possible to use parameter PropCoeff to adjust a total impulse. For sure real test’s data of a real engine should be use – but for an approximation it is ok for now.
April 15, 2011 - by Fan Friday #11 - Apollo, Sci-Fi und Futurama
Welcome to the eleventh Fan Friday.
Here comes the elevnth Fan Friday. You ask and we reply. If you want to take a look at the previous questions go to our blog.
This week we chose to do another special: We answered your questions in a video! Currently it's german only but we are working on an english version. We'll keep you updated!
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Herzlich Willkommen zum Fan Friday #11
April 15, 2011 - by Busy Week at National Space Symposium
I had an amazing week at National Space Symposium (NSS). Several of us from Dynetics attended this event in beautiful Colorado Springs for the entire week. Sessions and functions went from morning till late night, and it was good to catch up with customers, partners, and friends I have known for years. Consequently, I am going to delay Part 3 of my blog this week for some notes about NSS stuff. NSS is a great forum for serious space folks to get together, network, and learn about the latest space happenings in the government and commercial world.
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