
Adam Thorn
Journalist at Australian Aviation
Journalist at Momentum Media
Journalist, Mumbrella.
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1 week ago |
spaceconnectonline.com.au | Adam Thorn
Eric Philips spent nearly four days in orbit as part of the private Fram2 mission that flew directly over the north and south poles in low-Earth orbit. He joins a line-up of global industry figures, including former prime minister Scott Morrison; NASA’s former chief technologist A.C. Charania; and Dr Kelly Fast, who currently oversees NASA’s Planetary Defense department. Click here to buy tickets. In a world-exclusive appearance, Philips will discuss his pioneering SpaceX mission in detail.
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australianaviation.com.au | Adam Thorn
An Australian Army CH-47F Chinook was refuelled with sustainable aviation fuel last month in a milestone moment for the ADF. Defence said the aircraft received 3000lbs of SAF at RAAF Base East Sale in southern Victoria, as part of a joint initiative between the RAAF and Joint Capabilities Group. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. To continue reading the rest of this article, please login.
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australianaviation.com.au | Adam Thorn
Award-winning JAXA leader Dr Naoko Sugita is set to become one of the headliners of next month’s Australian Space Summit & Exhibition. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. To continue reading the rest of this article, please login.
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1 week ago |
spaceconnectonline.com.au | Adam Thorn
Dr Sugita is an adviser to the director of the country’s Earth Observation Research Center and works closely with both NASA and the ESA. She joins a line-up of global industry figures, including former prime minister Scott Morrison; NASA’s chief technologist A.C. Charania; and Dr Kelly Fast, who oversees NASA’s Planetary Defense department. Click here to buy tickets. Dr Naoko Sugita will take to the stage to explore how EO data is revolutionising how we understand and respond to climate change.
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defenceconnect.com.au | Adam Thorn
Australia’s mission to create a lunar rover received a huge boost after the White House’s pick to lead NASA declared he supported returning humans to the moon. Jared Isaacman told a Senate hearing that the US should simultaneously pursue missions to the moon and Mars, amid speculation the Trump administration could effectively cancel Artemis to focus on the Red Planet. You’re out of free articles for this month Username or Email Keep me signed in on this device.
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