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Over time the algorithm has discovered that NewMarsMembers is interested in posts about space, so the offerings are now arriving with space themes.
In Post #3 of this topic, we will show the email for 2026/09/08.
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This post contains snippets of member posts provided by LinkedIn for 2026/09/08
Sam Stocks and others share their thoughts on LinkedIn
Mon, Sep 7, 8:13PM (12 hours ago)
Sam Stocks
Space Talent Partner to VC-Backed Startups |…Jonny Kim
Lieutenant Commander with Training Air Wing 2, NAS…Immensely grateful to NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration for the opportunity to serve and… see more
Kiriti Rambhatla
CEO@Metakosmos | Human Spaceflight Systems |…The most important thing the US just announced about space isn't another rocket. It’s a pipeline for talent… see more
Jaime Martín Lozano
Aerospace Engineer | Space Jobs & Industry InsightsBlue Origin beats Rocket Lab to Mars NASA just selected Blue to build, launch and operate the Mars… see more
Victoria Woodburn
Space Reporter @ Payload || Covering the business and…A new nonprofit wants to send a spacecraft to another star for less than the cost of one episode of House of… see more
The flight referenced in the snippet by Victoria Woodburn may be the one that showed up in the Internet feed recently, with an 80,000 year flight time to Alpha Centauri. That is probably a reasonable flight time using existing technology. Hopefully humans will develop something faster but sending a slow probe would put another deep space sensor beyond Earth, similar to the Voyagers. Such a sensor package could provide useful knowledge as the base line for triangulation increases.
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LinkedIn sent an email with samples of space related member posts today, 2026/09/10
Bill Ingalls recently posted
Sep 9, 2026, 8:13PM (12 hours ago)Bill Ingalls
Supervisor, Sr. Contract Photographer at NASA…
Thank you NASA for trusting in me and my colleagues to provide coverage of the August 12, 2026 eclipse… see moreIan Harris
Nuclear Engineering PhD Student & NSF Graduate…
It’s hard to believe it has been two years since Nikolas Harris and I founded SPAERO Systems. We started… see moreAndrew Kuess
STARSHIPYARD.SPACE, DON’T STEAL MY COW, MAN!, CASTLE…
Orbital manufacturing capacity is the keystone to climbing the Kardashev Scale, and its emergence will… see moreAndrew Parris
3 x Emmy winning Broadcast TV Engineer, 13-yr NASA-TV…
This is your chance to be part of something historic. Contribute. Become a MoonDAO Citizen. Help choose… see moreToby Li
Building the Moon’s Last-Mile | CEO & Co-founder…
Deloitte’s Lunar Economy report published last week states that the Lunar Economy could reach $566B in value…
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This post expands an item in Post #4
It features a startup that appears to be offering a product that would (or could?) be helpful in managing the environment in a spacecraft.
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Ian Harris
Nuclear Engineering PhD Student & NSF Graduate Research Fellow @ The Ohio State University | CEO/Co-Founder @ SPAERO Systems | Co-Founder @ Hey OakleyIt’s hard to believe it has been two years since Nikolas Harris and I founded SPAERO Systems. We started SPAERO because we are on a mission to develop sustainable technology for space and Earth.
Our first product is a handheld sterilizer nicknamed SWAN. It runs off only ambient air and battery power which can be recharged using solar or wall plugs. We are excited to start testing its efficiency in neutralizing microbes, bringing SWAN one step closer to bringing sustainable cleaning and disinfection to market.
Want to learn more? Check out our site at:
https://lnkd.in/ekSsaj6gProud to be a #Buckeye Entrepreneur!
#OSU #startup #sustainability
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This is a report on LinkedIn email sent to another account, independent of NewMarsMember.
GW Johnson is one of the folks LinkedIn thought might be of interest:
Gary Johnson
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Alessandro Rodolfo de Paula
Senior Manufacturing Engineering Manager | Aerospace |…XB-70 Valkyrie — The Mach 3 Bomber That Never Entered Service The XB-70 Valkyrie was one of the most… see more
Gary Johnson
Aviation & Aerospace Consultant / Author/ Teacher/…
The actual configuration selection and sizing trades for this airplane were underway at North American… see moreKul Bhasin
Founder and CEO at Comsat Architects
Comsat Architects has been competitively assessed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)… see moreVictoria Woodburn
Space Reporter @ Payload || Covering the business and…
A new nonprofit wants to send a spacecraft to another star for less than the cost of one episode of House of… see moreDale Amon
President/CEO at Immortal Data Corporation
Immortal Data Inc An AI Journey (Part II) I must have been one of the first to apply some of the ideas that… see more© 2026 LinkedIn Corporation, 1000 West Maude Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94085. LinkedIn and the LinkedIn logo are registered trademarks of LinkedIn.
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This post contains a summary of snippets of member posts on Saturday, 2026/09/12
A post about dealing with blackout during re-entry is included in full.
Ben Durkee
Striving to put humanity in space in a collaborative and altruistic fashion.For 60 years of spaceflight, every atmospheric re-entry ended in the same tense ritual: 4 to 7 minutes of total radio silence while mission control held its breath.
When your craft slams into the upper atmosphere at Mach 25, the compressed air sheath turns into a glowing, 2,000°C soup of ionized plasma. Its free-electron layer acts like a solid metal Faraday cage, bouncing ground-based radio frequencies straight back to Earth.
Yet during Starship flights, SpaceX can stream high-definition video continuously through peak plasma heating.
How? They didn't try to figh through the plasma shield. They looked up. While the belly of the vehicle is blocked by plasma compression, behind its back is a direct vacuum window to the nearest Starlink satellites.
This is all well and good when your re-entry vehicle is the size of a skyscraper, but most don't have the luxury of carving a huge tunnel through the plasma! Luckily, there is an alterative that is poised to eliminate radio blackout and help mitigate re-entry heating.
Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) shielding is the extremely syllabic term for when you put a big strong magnet in your vehicle. The magnetic field it generates will push away the re-entry plasma. This dispelling of the plasma bubble could be the key to enabling better performance for anything you want to bring home from space.
LinkedIn has a character limit, so to read more about MHD shielding and how it helps with the problems of re-entry, see the full write-up in the comments!
Anastasia Stepanova, PhD and others share their thoughts on LinkedIn
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Fri, Sep 11, 8:13PM (12 hours ago)
Anastasia Stepanova, PhD
PhD in Space Resources, research engineer, KARMAN…What was my PhD research about? “Lunar Regolith Simulant Flowability in Reduced Gravity and Vacuum… see more
Ben Durkee
Striving to put humanity in space in a collaborative…For 60 years of spaceflight, every atmospheric re-entry ended in the same tense ritual: 4 to 7 minutes of… see more
Matthew Thomson
Building the NewSpace teams that get Founders &…
TEN US satellite companies have raised over $100m in 2026. And it's causing an existential talent… see moreVanessa Wyche
Director, NASA’s Johnson Space Center
After nearly a decade of service to NASA, including an eight-month science expedition aboard the… see moreAndrew Parris
3 x Emmy winning Broadcast TV Engineer, 13-yr NASA-TV…
This is your chance to be part of something historic. Contribute. Become a MoonDAO Citizen. Help choose… see more
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