#jaredisaacman — Public Fediverse posts

#NancyThames:
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NASA’s Moon Delay Is Written Into Its Language
The words “a great chance” revealed what the Artemis schedule cannot guarantee
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"A calendar cannot create readiness. A presentation cannot create working hardware. A rendering cannot demonstrate propellant transfer, .. speech cannot produce .. tanker fleet."

https://nancythames.substack.com/p/nasas-moon-delay-is-written-into

17.8.2026

#Artemis #ArtemisIII #ArtemisVI #HLS #JaredIsaacman #Moon #MoonLanding #Mond #Mondlandung #NASA #Raumfahrt #SpaceFlight #SpaceX #Truth #USA

FDRF Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at NASA Langley 🧑‍🚀

#CoreyDiebler #EdwardCForst #FlightDynamicsResearchFacility(FDRF) #GeneralServicesAdministration(GSA) #GhazalaFHashmi #Hampton #HaydenDean #JaredIsaacman

⏩ 37 new pictures and 1 new video from NASA (Image Library) https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=incategory%3A%22NASA+Library+files+uploaded+by+OptimusPrimeBot%22&sort=create_timestamp_desc&ns6=1

NASA will send a soccer ball to the moon if the US wins World Cup

NASA could send an official FIFA World Cup soccer ball to the moon – but there’s a pretty…
#Football #Soccer #WorldCup2026 #2022WorldCup #Argentina #Belgium #Canada #China #France #JaredIsaacman #mexico #NASA #Senegal #soccerball #soccertournament #usmnt #WorldCup
https://www.europesays.com/football/25078/

NASA Deputy Administrator with Lt. Gen. Ahmann

#AmandaWrightLane #CharlesBolden #ChristopherBrowne #DC #EllenStofan #Expedition74 #JaredIsaacman #LonnieGBunchIII

⏩ 29 new pictures from NASA (Image Library) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles?limit=29&user=OptimusPrimeBot&ilshowall=1&offset=20260702011127

(Fiscal Year 2027 Senate Appropriations Hearing)

#ChrisCoons #ChrisVanHollen #DC #DirksenSenateOfficeBuilding #JaredIsaacman #JeanneShaheen #JerryMoran #KatieBritt

⏩ 25 new pictures from NASA (Image Library) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles?limit=25&user=OptimusPrimeBot&ilshowall=1&offset=20260502010837

(Fiscal Year 2027 Senate Appropriations Hearing)

#ChrisCoons #ChrisVanHollen #DC #DirksenSenateOfficeBuilding #JaredIsaacman #JeanneShaheen #JerryMoran #KatieBritt

⏩ 25 new pictures from NASA (Image Library) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles?limit=25&user=OptimusPrimeBot&ilshowall=1&offset=20260502010837

(Fiscal Year 2027 Senate Appropriations Hearing)

#ChrisCoons #ChrisVanHollen #DC #DirksenSenateOfficeBuilding #JaredIsaacman #JeanneShaheen #JerryMoran #KatieBritt

⏩ 25 new pictures from NASA (Image Library) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles?limit=25&user=OptimusPrimeBot&ilshowall=1&offset=20260502010837

(Fiscal Year 2027 Senate Appropriations Hearing)

#ChrisCoons #ChrisVanHollen #DC #DirksenSenateOfficeBuilding #JaredIsaacman #JeanneShaheen #JerryMoran #KatieBritt

⏩ 25 new pictures from NASA (Image Library) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles?limit=25&user=OptimusPrimeBot&ilshowall=1&offset=20260502010837

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Declares Artemis III Up Next: Missions Launch Every Year With Moon Base

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://in.mashable.com/science/108466/nasa-administrator-jared-isaacman-declares-artemis-iii-up-next-missions-launch-every-year-with-moon

Artemis II Crew Return

#Artemis2mission #ArtemisII #ArtemisIImission #JaredIsaacman #JeremyHansen #VictorGlover #crewreturn

⏩ 2 new pictures from NASA (Image Library) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles?limit=2&user=OptimusPrimeBot&ilshowall=1&offset=20260412112637

Artemis II Crew Capture Spectacular Earthset & Total Solar Eclipse Pic From Orion During Historic Lunar Flyby

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://in.mashable.com/science/108106/artemis-ii-crew-capture-spectacular-earthset-total-solar-eclipse-pic-from-orion-during-historic-luna

Dirk Lorenzen:
".. NASA-Chef Jared Isaacman richtet gerade das bisher reichlich konfuse Mondprogramm neu aus. Dieses Raumfahrt-Erdbeben ist der verzweifelte Versuch zu retten, was kaum noch zu retten ist .."

"Zwanzigmal tanken für den Mond"

"Die einen umarmen den Mond, die anderen Elon Musk"

"Das Lunar Gateway vor dem Aus?"

https://archive.newsletter2go.com/?n2g=y8byg6h3-bgjm9c9z-b7r

25.3.2026

#Artemis #JaredIsaacman #LOPG #LunarGateway #Mond #Mondlandung #NASA #Raumfahrt #SpaceFlight #SpaceX #USA

Artemis II: Crew Quarantined As NASA To Roll Out SLS Towards Launchpad Again; Here's How To Watch Live

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://in.mashable.com/science/107317/artemis-ii-crew-quarantined-as-nasa-to-roll-out-sls-towards-launchpad-again-heres-how-to-watch-live

NASA considering sharp increase in robotic lunar landings

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://spacenews.com/nasa-considering-sharp-increase-in-robotic-lunar-landings/

Weekly output: social-media cleanup, Verizon’s phone-unlock waiting period, NASA’s Starliner report

This will be a travel-abbreviated workweek: Friday afternoon, I head to Dulles to start my journey to Spain for MWC Barcelona, still one of my favorite reasons to get on a plane for business. I’ll be there until March 5, so the next few days would be an excellent time to hit me up with any questions you have about the future of the wireless industry.

Meanwhile, Patreon readers got a bonus post from me this week about my continued struggles with my home WiFi, in which trying to pick out a good mesh-network option has required wrestling with unexpected national-security concerns.

2/17/2026: Social-media cleanses, Al Jazeera

The Arabic-language news channel had me in studio to offer some perspective about people implicated in the Epstein files trying to cleanse their social-media history. I said that if you’re sufficiently prominent, the Internet doesn’t forget things.

2/18/2026: Paid Off Your Phone Early? Verizon to Ease 35-Day Hold to Unlock It, PCMag

Four days after Ars Technica’s Jon Brodkin reported that Verizon had begun requiring a 35-day waiting period to complete unlocking a phone paid off early (unless you made that payment in one of Verizon’s own stores with cash or a credit card’s chip or tap-to-pay options), I asked Verizon for comment. Hours later, I got a statement that the company was working to allow online payments to qualify for an immediate unlock–and then Verizon didn’t give Brodkin the same statement.

2/20/2026: Unpacking Starliner Failures, NASA Chief Delivers Scathing Assessment, PCMag

While I was at a space-industry conference in Tysons Thursday, NASA announced the findings of an investigation into everything that went wrong with Boeing’s Starliner crew capsule after its first and still only launch with astronauts aboard. So instead of writing up one of the panels at this event, I started reading the agency’s 311-page report, hit up Boeing PR for a comment and got in a call with a longtime observer and critic of NASA. Then I spent more of Friday than I’d planned on writing this post.

Artemis II: Snow Moon Photobombs SLS Rocket Ahead Of The Lunar Mission; Know When The Crew Will Be Launched

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://in.mashable.com/science/105294/artemis-ii-snow-moon-photobombs-sls-rocket-ahead-of-the-lunar-mission-know-when-the-crew-will-be-lau

„Gorączka startowa” w NASA. Rakieta misji Artemis II wyjeżdża na wyrzutnię

Po ponad pół wieku przerwy ludzkość znów szykuje się do bezpośredniej podróży w stronę Srebrnego Globu.

W sobotni poranek czasu amerykańskiego z hangaru w Centrum Kosmicznym Kennedy’ego wyłoniła się rakieta Space Launch System (SLS). Rozpoczyna się powolny, ale historyczny transport na platformę startową 39B. Choć presja polityczna na szybki start rośnie, inżynierowie NASA zapewniają, że priorytetem pozostaje bezpieczeństwo czteroosobowej załogi.

Najcięższy pojazd świata w akcji

Operacja transportu rakiety to logistyczny majstersztyk, który wygląda niemal identycznie jak w epoce Apollo. 98-metrowy kolos podróżuje na grzbiecie gąsienicowego transportera, pamiętającego jeszcze czasy rakiet Saturn V. Pojazd, certyfikowany przez Księgę Guinnessa jako najcięższy pojazd samojezdny świata, pokonuje czteromilowy odcinek (ok. 6,4 km) z prędkością mniejszą niż 1,6 km/h. Cała podróż z budynku montażowego (VAB) na nadmorską wyrzutnię zajmie od 8 do 10 godzin. To kluczowy moment dla misji Artemis II – pierwszego załogowego lotu w okolice Księżyca od grudnia 1972 roku.

Pętla wokół Księżyca i rekord prędkości

Artemis II nie wyląduje jeszcze na powierzchni naturalnego satelity Ziemi. Zadaniem załogi – w składzie: Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch oraz Kanadyjczyk Jeremy Hansen – jest lot wokół niewidocznej strony Księżyca. Astronauci oddalą się od Ziemi na rekordową odległość, bijąc osiągnięcia ery Apollo. Finałem misji będzie powrót i wejście w atmosferę z prędkością 40 000 km/h. Jeśli wszystko pójdzie zgodnie z planem, misja zweryfikuje systemy podtrzymywania życia i nawigacji statku Orion w warunkach głębokiego kosmosu.

Grawitacja (a raczej jej brak) zmienia położenie mózgu. Nowe badania ostrzeżeniem przed misją na Marsa

Wyścig z czasem i Chinami

Atmosfera wokół misji jest gęsta nie tylko od oparów paliwa, ale i od polityki. Nowy szef NASA w administracji Donalda Trumpa, Jared Isaacman, oraz kongresmeni naciskają, by USA wyprzedziły chiński program kosmiczny, który celuje w lądowanie na Księżycu do 2030 roku. Amerykański cel to teraz styczeń 2029 roku. Mimo presji na sukces, John Honeycutt, szef zespołu zarządzającego misją, studzi emocje, ostrzegając przed „gorączką startową”. – „Mam jedno zadanie i jest nim bezpieczny powrót Reida, Victora, Christiny i Jeremy’ego” – podkreśla Honeycutt.

Kiedy start? Okienko jest wąskie

Wyjazd rakiety na platformę nie oznacza natychmiastowego startu. Na początku lutego odbędzie się tzw. Wet Dress Rehearsal (WDR), czyli próbne odliczanie połączone z tankowaniem kriogenicznego wodoru i tlenu. To właśnie wycieki wodoru były zmorą poprzedniej misji, Artemis I. Jeśli testy przebiegną pomyślnie, NASA celuje w start najwcześniej 6 lutego. Okno startowe jest jednak bezlitosne – ze względu na mechanikę orbitalną, start jest możliwy tylko w dniach 6-11 lutego. Jeśli ten termin przepadnie, kolejna szansa pojawi się dopiero 6 marca.

Wielki powrót na Księżyc. NASA celuje w lutowy start misji Artemis 2

Weekly output: Tech Talks podcast, SpaceX Starship, AI data privacy, Bluesky CEO Jay Graber, agentic AI, scaling AI, Trump scrubs NASA nomination

This week will be my fourth in a row with nights away from home–but since the first of those was something I did for fun, nobody should feel too sorry for me. Plus, last week’s trip for Web Summit Vancouver treated me to some beautiful mountain, water and city scenery. This week’s less-scenic trip is to Santa Clara, where I’m moderating three panels about… wait for it… AI at the TechEx North American conference.

I wrote an extra post for Patreon readers: a breakdown of my inputs and outputs from Google I/O as compared to two prior trips to cover Google’s developer conference.

5/26/2025: Education, Education, Education! The Biggest Lessons from Rio., Tech Talks

I joined this episode of the podcast that my conference pal David Savage does for his employer Nash Squared almost a month ago at Web Summit Rio, when I sat down in front of a microphone with David, Ingra Labs founder Nicole Ingra, and Koala CEO Benjamin Buthmann.

5/28/2025: On Ninth Test Flight, SpaceX’s Starship Rocket Survives Launch But Not Space, PCMag

Instead of taking some time to explore Vancouver after my late-morning arrival, I caught up on e-mail while waiting for my room to be ready, got in an interview for an upcoming story and then watched the livestream of SpaceX’s ninth launch of its gigantic Starship rocket–which proved to be almost as snakebit as the previous two test flights.

5/28/2025: Whose data is it anyway?, Web Summit Vancouver

My first of three panels at the summit had me quizzing Pamela Snively, chief data and trust officer at Telus Communications, and Amin Venjara, chief data officer of ADP.

5/29/2025: Bluesky Still Figuring Out How to Make Money Without Spamming You With Ads, PCMag

I left my schedule open Tuesday evening to see Bluesky CEO Jay Graber’s talk onstage, then finished writing it up early Wednesday morning after jet lag once again had me wake up before 6 a.m.

5/29/2025: The agentic era, Web Summit Vancouver

My panel with Josh Software co-founder Gautam Rege and Outreach CEO Abhijit Mitra, featured something I hadn’t seen before at Web Summit events: The countdown clock moved backwards. I found out afterwards that since the previous speaker had ended early, the stage producers opted to give us his stoppage time after seeing that we were having fun in our conversation.

5/29/2025: Building the new internet: Lessons in simplicity, security, and scale, Web Summit Vancouver

My third panel started 20 minutes after my second and on the same stage, leaving just enough time backstage for a quick sync-up with Tailscale CEO Avery Pennarun. He brought a somewhat cranky view of AI-industry hype that I appreciated very much.

5/31/2025: Trump Hits ‘Undo’ on Private Astronaut’s Nomination for NASA Administrator, PCMag

Maybe because I spent a large part of Friday offline in the sky, I couldn’t resist a chance to cover President Trump withdrawing his nomination of payments billionaire and private astronaut Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator–because writing that post also let me loop in readers about the brutal budget outline for the space agency posted Friday.

#ADP #agenticAI #Bluesky #BritishColumbia #Canada #DavidSavage #JaredIsaacman #JayGraber #JoshSoftware #nasa #NASAAdministrator #NashSquared #Outreach #SpaceXStarship #Tailscale #Telus #Trump #TrumpTariffs #Vancouver #WebSummit #WebSummitVancouver