NASA in their continued awesomeness is allowing members of the public to have their names etched on a microchip that will go to Mars on the InSight (Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport) lander. The team at JPL is using an electron beam machine, which is normally used to make high-precision microdevices, to etch the names on a microchip that is about the size of a dime. Once on Mars, InSight will study what is happening beneath the surface of the red planet with a sophisticated array of instruments. Our CEO will be headed to Mars, and you can have your named etched on this microchip as well, just click here. This is a really good way for anyone to support space exploration.
Aerospace Industry COVID-19 Response
The purpose of this page is to log the response of aerospace companies and organizations in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic. Aerospace infrastructure services many needs of society, not just aviation or exploring space. Across the country the Aerospace Industry is manufacturing medical …Read More »Galactic Systems is 3D Printing Masks to Fight COVID-19
Galactic Systems has joined the ranks of aerospace companies helping manufacture medical supplies. Currently we are using our 3D printers to make The Montana Mask. The design is opensource and anyone with a 3D printer can make this mask. The design is accepted at hospitals …Read More »Communication for Engineers Lecture at Ibero-American University
Galactic Systems CEO, Conor McGibboney, recently gave a lecture on Communication for Engineers to students at Ibero-American University. Ibero-American University has a distinguished list of alumni and is a highly prestigious university located in Mexico City. The students were studying various engineering disciplines such as chemical …Read More »