Startup media firm Dreamtime edged out Space.com and other companies and obtained a potentially lucrative contract from NASA to digitize NASA's archives of space ventures as well as put high-definition video cameras on space shuttle missions.
One day in the spring of 2011, Kian Jek spotted something odd in the data archive of the Kepler space telescope.
Illustration by Joost Swarte One day in the spring of 2011, Kian Jek spotted something odd in the data archive of the Kepler space telescope.
By Michael Lemonick May 1, 2013 One day in the spring of 2011, Kian Jek spotted something odd in the data archive of the Kepler space telescope.
There's the non-living DNA project coming up, and Arch will also send a full archive of Wikipedia to space in one of its forthcoming forays.
Yet despite the most conclusive evidence in favor of the Black Knight's existence being categorically debunked by NASA folk, the renegade thermal blanket will forever live on in the Agency's archive of ISS related space debris as Item 25570, and perhaps more glamorously as the infamous Black Knight Satellite in the internet's infinite imaginarium.
But despite its history and a certain vintage charm, Colindale is no longer fit for its purpose of preserving the archive, having run out of space and offering few environmental controls to protect the increasingly fragile newsprint.
Benson draws from a vast archive of rover and space-probe images, taken over decades of NASA and European Space Agency missions.
Hers functions as a kind of archive space, holding everything from her books and manuscripts to her textiles and her stuffed panda-bear collection, almost all lovingly labelled and stored.
They weren't sure what to expect, primarily because with its mix of archive, event space, museum and industry networking centre, there's nothing like the NVA anywhere else in the UK.
