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Episode 95: DOWNLINK--Emory Stagmer
- This week in SF history
- 1 February 1994: the landing of STS-60
- Watch Tim Dodd recreate this event in KSP (youtube.com)
- Spaceflight news
- CRS-10 to be the first Falcon to fly out of SLC-39A (nasaspaceflight.com)
- T/E throwback discussion (reddit.com/r/spacex)
- CRS-10 to be the first Falcon to fly out of SLC-39A (nasaspaceflight.com)
- Questions, comments, corrections
- In honor of Superbowl Sunday (youtube.com)
- MCC tour that might have also been mentioned, depending on editing (youtube.com)
- Interview: Emory Stagmer
- Find Emory at
- youtube.com/UnTiedMusicStudio
- Untiedmusic.com
- twitter.com/vaxheadroom
- Emory’s patent, HT Anderson da Nova (google.com/patents)
- Video of the test article in flight, courtesy of TMRO (youtu.be)
- 3D printed torque wrench (nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov)
- Find Emory at
A drawing of a reaction sphere from Emory's patent. Click through for more.
Emory testing his reaction sphere design on a parabolic flight