Brown Space Engineering

Hi friends of EQUiSat!

In case you haven't received a registration link already, our tribute event for EQUiSat is happening this afternoon at 1 PM ET. Following is the link to register, which will respond to you with a confirmation and Zoom link.

https://brown.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUvdOyqrjspH9QoWcWRWL3zn_T_e3qo_4YS

The event will feature Brown’s President Christina Paxson, Dean of Engineering Larry Larson, Ladd Observatory curator Michael Umbricht, and some of the many students who over the span of 10 years brought EQUisat from a “bright" idea to a successful 890-day mission.

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Equisat Tribute with remarks from President Christina H. Paxson and Dean Larry Larson. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Creativity is fundamental to the human spirit. We recognize the most ancient humans because of their creative signals: drawings, carvings, utensils, they left behind for us to discover. What drives us to create? Fulfilling a need, self expression, aesthetic pleasure? I believe the root of creativity...

This is a map of the locations of every data point ever received from EQUiSat (i.e. the satellite's location when the data point was recorded). EQUiSat is configured to send data recorded throughout the past orbit in every downlink, allowing us to get data from around the world!

BSE will be watching the live stream of the Soyuz MS-15 launch co-piloted by Brown alum Jessica Meir tomorrow, starting at 9:30am in our Engineering Research Center. Check it out on NASA TV https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

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