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Prof. Shane Ross

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🚀 Engineering Math Prof | Virginia Tech Aerospace 🎥 Explore Course Lectures & Tutorial Videos: is.gd/RossLab 📚 Caltech PhD/BS in Physics & Engineering

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Three months ago today, our team of Fireflies made history as the 1st commercial company to successfully land on the Moon! Watch #BlueGhost descend from four different camera angles and relive that incredible moment when we softly touched down on the lunar surface.

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Apollo astronauts wore these “cuff checklists” strapped to their wrists. Packed with maps, steps, and reminders, they were mini mission control; right at hand when bulky gloves made flipping through manuals impossible.

Apollo astronauts wore these “cuff checklists” strapped to their wrists.
Packed with maps, steps, and reminders, they were mini mission control; right at hand when bulky gloves made flipping through manuals impossible.
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Nearly 90% of voters under 40 in this poll don’t expect Social Security to be there for them. That’s not just skepticism. It’s a generational verdict. Even among over-40s, more said no than yes.

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On this day, July 16th 1969, we were “GO” for launch – and at precisely 13:32 UTC, #Apollo11 lifted off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center to transport three mortal Americans – Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and myself – to the Moon. The hard work, dedication and focus across the entire NASA

On this day, July 16th 1969, we were “GO” for launch – and at precisely 13:32 UTC, #Apollo11 lifted off from <a href="/NASAKennedy/">NASA's Kennedy Space Center</a> to transport three mortal Americans – Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and myself – to the Moon. The hard work, dedication and focus across the entire <a href="/NASA/">NASA</a>
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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! It was 10 years ago. My PhD student at the time, Isaac, urged me to join so he could send me articles and random posts that “didn’t merit an email.” And I’m still here. X years later.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! 

It was 10 years ago.

My PhD student at the time, Isaac, urged me to join so he could send me articles and random posts that “didn’t merit an email.”

And I’m still here. X years later.
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What’s the future slang for real video? When everything is AI-generated, what will we call the actual footage, stuff that really happened?

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Interstellar objects like 3I/ATLAS may puzzle us simply because they formed under very different conditions: different protoplanetary disk, different stellar environment, different outcomes

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There’s a two-thirds chance the latest interstellar visitor, 3I/ATLAS, is older than the solar system, possibly by billions of years. Formed in the thick disk of the Milky Way, it may have been drifting through interstellar space ever since. An ancient relic from another system.