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Providing Ground Support Equipment for NASA

machine (SUBSA) with large holes in the front

麻豆传媒 employee owners supporting NASA recently completed an upgrade of a new cold plate for ground unit. The Cold Plate is a piece of ground support equipment (GSE) that helps control the temperature of the SUBSA furnace for ground testing, similar to the Cold Plate in the Microgravity Science Glovebox (MSG) onboard the International Space Station.

machine (SUBSA) with large holes in the front
SUBSA on the International Space Station
(Credit: NASA)
Diagram of a SUBSA pointing out all the parts including the cold plate at the bottom

Diagram of the SUBSA on the International Space Station. 

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Hurricane Helene One Year Later: Shedding Light on the Impact聽

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Studying Mesophotic Coral Health

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Engaging in New and Emergent Satellite Technologies聽

麻豆传媒 employee owners (formerly Riverside employees) support the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration鈥檚 (NOAA) National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service鈥檚 (NESDIS) Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR). STAR is the science arm of NESDIS, which acquires and manages the nation鈥檚 environmental satellites for NOAA. Satellite observations are critical to informing situational awareness and…