Collaborate Disseminate
When Astra’s diminutive Rocket 3.3 lifted off from its pad at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on June 12th, everything seemed to be going well. In fact, the mission …read more Continue reading NASA Mission Off To Rough Start After Astra Failure
We’ve all heard it said, and it bears repeating: getting to space is hard. But it actually gets even harder the smaller your booster is. That’s because the structure, engines, …read more Continue reading Astra’s Frugal Design Leads To Latest Unusual Failure
Let’s launch into a round-up of stories that are out of this world, as we take a look at what’s happening in the realm of space exploration. Ten Billion Dollars …read more Continue reading Spacing Out: Telescopes, Politics, and Spacecraft Design
It’s often said that getting into orbit is less about going up, and more about going sideways very fast. So in that sense, the recent launch conducted by aerospace startup …read more Continue reading So How Does a Rocket Fly Sideways, Anyway?
After the end of the Second World War the United States and the Soviet Union started working feverishly to perfect the rocket technology that the Germans developed for the V-2 program. This launched the Space Race, which thankfully for everyone involved, ended with boot prints on the Moon instead of …read more
Keith and Paul talk more about building your own AppSec program. They discuss working with developers as part of building your appsec program, and giving developers the tools to be able to move fast and break things. Full Show NotesVisit our website: h… Continue reading Building Your AppSec Program – Application Security Weekly #15