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Hardware is hard. But building the *system* that builds the hardware is harder. And fewer people than you’d think have seen it done well.

Some teams bog down in process, copying slow incumbents. Others overcorrect, reinventing the wheel and taking on avoidable risk. Both waste money, burn investors, and disappoint employees.

After years working with startups worldwide, we saw the same pattern: everyone wants to move fast, but the “how” is rarely straightforward, with way too much held close to the chest as tribal knowledge.

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Excited to have had the opportunity to sit down with @Cmdr_Hadfield for his new Podcast to talk energy in space, and how it informs how we think about energy here on Earth. Give it a listen!

Dr. Margarita Marinova – Science & Engineering Consultant; former NASA Planetary Scientist turned SpaceX and Amazon Kuiper engineer ​Dr. Tanya Harrison – Planetary scientist turned industry strategy and science consultant ...and me as your moderator. See y'all there! (3/3)

Our amazing panelists: Dr. Steve Squyres – Chief Scientist, Blue Origin; former Principal Investigator of NASA’s Mars Exploration Rovers mission Dr. Dan McCleese – Co-Founder & Chief Scientist, Muon Space; former JPL Chief Scientist (2/3)

📢Space Scientists📢 @tanyaofmars and I have updated our webinar — now including a stellar panel & free to attend! 🌟 Hear from scientists who’ve moved from gov / academia into industry 💬 Get lessons learned and actionable advice Sign up👉 https://t.co/vuhK4jfOyj 🧵(1/3)

🚀Space scientists & researchers in gov / academia: if you're facing job uncertainty & wondering how your skills fit in private industry, @tanyaofmars & I are hosting a webinar to demystify the transition & highlight paths at corporates, startups, & more

So happy for my Blue Origin fam, especially the engineers & techs who worked tirelessly to get this beast on the pad & to orbit on the first send. Blue Ring team: good luck with the rest of your mission. The combo of these two products will be huge for Blue.

Thank you for joining us at the beginning of our journey to Jupiter. Ride along with the mission at https://t.co/KX1yfEbQD2

God I love deep space exploration.

Falcon Heavy lifts off from pad 39A in Florida for the 11th time!

Let’s go. Our mission to explore Jupiter’s ocean moon Europa is ready to set sail today on a @SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket at 12:06pm ET (1606 UTC) from @NASAKennedy 🚀 https://t.co/x4XNEuvd7U

Later today the 2nd most awesome rocket to watch on TV launches a spacecraft to my favorite place beyond Earth: Jupiter’s ocean moon Europa. Epic week for space — a giant satellite exploring the origins of life’s past, and a giant rocket that will usher us into the future.

@SpaceX Epic moment! I remember the meeting where Elon said we’re not gonna have landing legs. We’re gonna catch the booster in the air, and we were all like what????

I know the booster landing was the main event But massive shout to the heatshield team! 🥹❤️ When they asked us to swap the assembly after flight 4 it felt impossible. Thousands of hours of work later, we made an on target entry. So proud of the team for the monumental effort

Well said. A week into my time at SpaceX in 2015, I remember coming home with a distinct observation I shared with people: “no one here ever says that something cannot be done.” Capital def helps, but it’s not everything. THIS mentality, that “hard” is not an excuse, means more.