Is living in Rural Japan 🇯🇵
The New American Dream? 💭

Is living in Rural Japan 🇯🇵
The New American Dream? 💭

Geee the company that owns and builds the Space Elevators is expanding in Florida

I wonder why

⚡️🇺🇸 Northrop Grumman has announced a 300,000sqft (27,870.91m²) expansion to their 2,000,000sqft (185,806 m²) facility in Melbourne, Florida. The new expansion will house 17 new laboratories and an additional 1,500 personnel to the existing 5,000-personnel complex. NG has also acclaimed the expansion is necessary to further aid & support the growth of Sixth Generation Fightercrafts for the future.

(They still haven’t been contracted officially for anything yet)

We spend Half a Trillion Dollars 💵 a Year on Antarctica in the Black Budget

If you only fucking knew
If you only knew

The Elevator depicted in Florida instead of Antarctica

I think he’s cute 🥰

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) paid Spire Global $3 million to extend a contract for six more months (through March 2027). NOAA wants to keep testing and evaluating experimental weather data collected from space by Spire's special satellite sensor.What is the Technology?HyMS (Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder): A high-tech satellite sensor built by Spire.How it works: It listens to microwave energy from Earth across more than 2,000 different channels to measure temperature and water vapor in the air.Why it matters: It gives super detailed vertical slices of the atmosphere and resists signal interference.Why NOAA is Doing ThisBetter Forecasts: NOAA is testing if this private company's new data can make official weather predictions and storm tracking more accurate.Seasonal Testing: The extra six months let NOAA see how well the sensor works across different seasons and changing weather patterns.Commercial Partnerships: NOAA frequently buys data from private space companies rather than just building everything themselves to save money and find better tools.

https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2026:newsml_TUA7YB1N:0-spire-global-awarded-3-million-noaa-contract-extension-for-hyperspectral-microwave-sounder-data/