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Author Archives: Doug White
Endeavour Launch Photo Time Lapse
I took as many photos as I could during the Endeavour launch yesterday morning as fast as my camera would allow. Here is a time lapse of the photos taken before it disappeared into the clouds. I uploaded it to … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Outreach, Science and Technology
Tagged Endeavour, NASA, NASATweetup, Space Shuttle
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Endeavour RSS Shield Retraction Time Lapse
On Sunday we had the unique opportunity via the STS-134 #NASATweetup of being able to take pictures of the space shuttle Endeavour from about 600 yards away while the RSS shield was “retracted”. RSS stands for Rotating Service Structure and … Continue reading
Conch Reef Survey for NASA’s NEEMO 15 Project
Dr. Art Trembanis’ Coastal Sediments, Hydrodynamics & Engineering Lab (CSHEL) has been pretty busy lately. Not long ago I did a post about the prototype sub-bottom profiler section that he added to his Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) (see: Sub-Bottom Profiling using an … Continue reading
Posted in AUV/ROV, Science and Technology, Sensors
Tagged AUV, CEOE, CShel, NASA, NEEMO, UD
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STS-134 NASATweetup is only half over
I’m back from the Kennedy Space Center and the first half of the STS-134 NASATweetup. We got through most of the activities slated for Day #1 – which included meeting the ~149 other #NASATweetup attendees, a demo of the Extravehicular … Continue reading
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Tagged Endeavour, NASA, NASATweetup, Space Shuttle
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Flat Samantha Is Coming to the STS-134 NASA Tweetup
Flat Samantha is in the house! I was contacted by young Samantha (pictured left – the non-flat one) to see if I had room for Flat Samantha to ride with us to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida when we … Continue reading
NASATweetup for the Final Endeavour (STS-134) Launch
It’s official – I’m heading to Kennedy Space Center in sunny Florida for the Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-134) launch as part of what they call a “#NASATweetup”. I follow @NASA via my personal Twitter account – @cpuguru – and when … Continue reading
Posted in Satellite, Science and Technology, Sensors
Tagged Endeavor, NASA, NASATweetup, Space Shuttle, STS134
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Sub-Bottom Profiling using an AUV
I was minding my own business, walking between Smith Lab and Cannon Lab buildings when what to my wandering eyes should appear but a reeeallly long stretched out Gavia Scientific AUV. My geek radar started going off and I just … Continue reading
Posted in AUV/ROV, Science and Technology
Tagged AUV, CShel, Gavia, Sensor, Sub-bottom profiler, UD, UNH, UTEC
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