Andres Almeida

1 week ago | interferencia.cl | Andres Almeida

Este es el newsletter de análisis informativo exclusivo para suscriptores de Interferencia correspondiente al martes 27 de mayo de 2025, y que ahora se comparte con todos los lectores. A mediados de mayo, el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, dijo que “nada va a pasar” antes de que él se reuna con su homólogo ruso, Vladimir Putin. Esto, en el marco de las conversaciones de paz entre Rusia y Ucrania que tuvieron lugar en Estambul.

1 week ago | nasa.gov | Andres Almeida

Andres Almeida (Host): Have you ever arrived at the airport only to find out your flight was delayed? It can be frustrating, but it often happens for reasons out of our control. Well, good news: NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration, the FAA, are working to make aviation better for everyone. Let’s talk about it today on this episode of Small Steps, Giant Leaps, the podcast from NASA’s Academy of Program/Project & Engineering Leadership.

3 weeks ago | nasa.gov | Andres Almeida

Andres Almeida (Host): Welcome to Small Steps, Giant Leaps. Your NASA APPEL Knowledge Services podcast. In each episode, we dive into the lessons learned and real-life experiences of NASA’s technical workforce. I’m your host, Andres Almeida. To map the sky, you need to see it in all of its colors. Our SPHEREx mission, short for the Spectrophotometer for the History of the Universe, Epoch of Reionization and Ices Explorer, launched in March of 2025.

1 month ago | interferencia.cl | Andres Almeida

Este artículo es parte del newsletter exclusivo La Semana del pasado martes 29 de abril de 2025, y ahora se comparte para todos los lectores. El próximo 9 de mayo se cumplen 80 años de la capitulación de la Alemania nazi ante el Ejército Rojo, una vez que éste tomó Berlín en misma fecha, en 1945.

1 month ago | nasa.gov | Andres Almeida

Andres Almeida (Host): Welcome to Small Steps, Giant Leaps, your NASA APPEL Knowledge Services podcast where we dive into the lessons learned and real-life experiences of NASA’s technical workforce. I’m your host, Andres Almeida. Every second, up to 2 million metric tons of charged particles stream from the Sun at 1 million miles per hour. It’s what’s called the solar wind.