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Fingers crossed.

SLS Block 1 | Artemis I NASA will launch a SLS Block 1 rocket with Artemis I from LC-39B, Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA.

The size of two loaves of bread side by side, their solar-powered CubeSat will hitch a ride on Artemis 1, get dropped off short of the moon and then propel itself as far as 28 million miles farther. All the while, their CubeSat will transmit information back to Earth.

Tampa team of amateurs built a satellite that NASA is taking to space A miniature satellite known as a CubeSat will hitch a ride on Artemis 1 and then propel itself as far as 28 million miles.

“Water, another promising propellant for smallsats, is coming into its own thanks to companies like Miles Space.

“We feel that the market really wants water – I'd like to see a future in deep space with our power efficiency where water is a common byproduct,” says Miles Space CEO Wes Faler.

He says a key challenge is finding propulsion sources that are power efficient and use minimal fuel while supplying enough thrust to get a satellite to its final orbit.

His firm’s M1.4 Thruster with ConstantQ propulsion technology – developed over two years on a computer using basic electronics modeling and a simulator – uses a pulse process that converts electricity and water v***r into thrust. The system serves as a “safe, energy-efficient and inexpensive propellant,” Faler explains.”

Read more here: https://interactive.satellitetoday.com/via/august-2022/smallsats-drive-the-push-for-nimbler-propulsion-options/?fs=e&s=cl

Miles Space is honored and grateful to be referenced multiple times in the white paper to come out of this year’s ASU Deep Space Summit. This follows our 2nd consecutive year of showing up in the NASA State of the Art report (2021 and 2020) for our novel approaches to propulsion and communications.

Miles Space and the 2022 ASU Deep Space Summit - Miles Space Being recognized for our contributions, both past and future, to the development of space exploration technology is deeply appreciated by the entire engineering and marketing team at Miles Space. Our partners, including Rocketstar and Atlas Space Operations, have provided an environment where we can...

We are there today!

Launch yourself over to the booth 2046 in the Startup Pavilion, and find out about the Fusion of our efforts for deep space exploration 2022

Next week come see MilesSpace at Satellite DC 2022, and find out about the “Fusion" of our efforts with RocketStar

Miles Space is proud to be included in NASA’s State of the Art Report for 2021.

Please join us in celebrating the hard work and dedication of our entire team of engineers and specialists who have worked very hard to bring the dream to fruition.

The agencies are looking to build a “durable, high-power, sun-independent power source for NASA missions on the moon by the end of the decade, as well as potential subsequent missions” and want submission for the “initial design system” by Feb. 19.

NASA looking to build nuclear power generators on moon by 2030 Extraterrestrial power stations will emerge from sci-fi mythos and into reality with the placement of a nuclear generator on the moon by 2030, according to NASA.

In a Nov. 9 media teleconference, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said the recently concluded legal challenge mounted by Blue Origin to the agency’s selection of SpaceX for a Human Landing System (HLS) award was a major, but not the only, reason for pushing back the lunar landing goal set by the Trump administration in March 2019.

NASA delays human lunar landing to at least 2025 - SpaceNews NASA leadership has formally given up on the goal of returning humans to the moon by 2024, pushing back a landing to at least 2025.

Glad to be a part of Team Tampa.

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What a ride! We are so excited to still be a part of this great community.

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We are in the center of the new tech universe.

Forbes: Tampa is the top emerging tech city in the country - Tampa Bay Business Journal The city beat out other tech hot spots including Miami, New York City and San Francisco.

In "From Makerspace to Outer Space," Software engineer Wes Faler ('92) describes how he quit his own company to construct a plasma thruster, which was used to build a satellite that won NASA's Deep Space Derby. But it doesn't end there. Next up is a ride on NASA's Artemis One rocket later this year and a mission into deep space. Listen to this episode of Horsepower to Hyperloops (In the Mix) here: https://ecs.page.link/6uPbN

Pictured from left, Wes Faler, Don Smith and Alex Wingeier

WE DID IT!!!

Space Florida and the Florida Venture Forum, Florida’s largest statewide support organization for investors and entrepreneurs, are pleased to announce Miles Space, Inc., ecoSPEARS, Doroni LLC and OptiPulse, Inc., as the winners of the all-virtual 2021 Aerospace Innovation and Tech Forum. Today’s event, the sixth annual aerospace-focused conference hosted in partnership with the Florida Venture Forum, featured a competition of 20 presenting companies

A panel of judges reviewed each selected company’s presentation and supporting materials.

Miles Space, Inc., Tampa (www.miles-space.com/), is an Aerospace company that specializes in Signal Processing for Military Passive Radar,SatComs, Drone Detection technology, and our Water Vapor-Based thruster for satellites and space probes.

Mars. Beyond words. Enjoy.

1.2 billion pixel panorama of Mars by Curiosity rover at Sol 3060 (March 15, 2021)

🎬 360VR video 8K: https://youtu.be/NQxgt1c9izM
🔎 360VR photo 85K: http://bit.ly/sol3060

NASA's Mars Exploration Program
Source images credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / MSSS
Stitching and retouching: Andrew Bodrov / 360pano.eu

Music in video
Song: Gates Of Orion
Artist: Dreamstate Logic (http://www.dreamstatelogic.com​)

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