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Matthew H. Hersch authored the book 'Dark Star: A New History of the Space Shuttle' published by The MIT Press in 2023.
Lily Cheng Zedler won the 2019 MIT Water Innovation Prize.
Beijia Zhang at MIT Lincoln Laboratory in Massachusetts received a 2024 NIAC Phase I grant for LIFA: Lightweight Fiber-based Antenna for Small Sat-Compatible Radiometry.
Mike Massimino has a PhD in engineering from MIT.
John C. Wall received bachelor’s and master’s degrees from MIT’s Mechanical Engineering Honors Program in 1975 and a ScD from MIT in 1978.
The TBIRD payload was designed and built by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory of Lexington, Massachusetts.
OCTL currently supports multiple optical communications missions and was modified to accommodate the TBIRD system requirements and unique TBIRD communications ground hardware provided by MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
Two U.S. Space Force payloads developed by MIT Lincoln Laboratory will be hosted on Japan’s GEO-based Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS).
The two U.S. payloads are optical sensors developed by MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
The two U.S. Space Force payloads were developed by MIT Lincoln Laboratory and will be hosted on Japan’s GEO-based Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS).
MIT Lincoln Laboratory developed the TeraByte InfraRed Delivery (TBIRD) payload.
The TROPICS team is led by Dr. William Blackwell at MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory in Lexington, Massachusetts.
MIT testing after the NS-23 mishap established that the flight configuration of the BE-3PM nozzle operated at hotter temperatures than previous design configurations.
Orbit Logic and MIT are researching the onboard fault attribution solution for satellite systems.
The Space Telecommunications, Astronomy and Radiation (STAR) Laboratory at MIT is a research collaborator with Orbit Logic.
The approaches developed by MIT will not only isolate faults, but also identify their causation categories, including space weather events and failures in hardware systems.
Mary Knapp of MIT received a 2023 NIAC Phase I grant for 'Great Observatory for Long Wavelengths'.
Zachary Cordero of MIT received a 2023 NIAC Phase I grant for 'Bend-Forming of Large Electrostatically Actuated Space Structures'.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory is working with the Japanese National Space Policy Secretariat and Mitsubishi Electric Company to integrate the sensors on QZS-6 and QZS-7.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Space Systems Command led development of the QZSS-Hosted Payload from a concept in 2018 to hardware ready for delivery in 2023.