TDH: 2,127 new COVID-19 cases, 8 new deaths in Tennessee – WKRN News 2

Sunday Total Numbers: 122,712 Total Cases; 1,223 Total Deaths

by: WKRN Web Staff

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) The Tennessee Department of Health hasconfirmed additional cases and deaths related to COVID-19 across the state on Sunday, August 9.

The health department reported 2,127 new cases, bringing the state to 122,712 total cases, a 2% day-to-day increase since Saturday. Of the total cases, 120,911 are confirmed and 1,801 are probable.

Tennessees seven-day new cases average now sits at 1,869 additional cases per day.

TDH also confirmed 8 additional deaths, bringing Tennessee up to 1,223 total deaths.

Out of the confirmed positive cases, 80,997 have recovered, an increase of 657 recoveries.

The latest number of hospitalizations went up by 42 to 5,304. A note on the departments website states this total is an indication of the number of patients that were ever hospitalized during their illness and not an indication of the number of patients currently hospitalized.

Of the 122,712 cases, 59,804 are male (49%), 61,562 are female (50%), and 1,346 are pending (1%).

Tennessee has conducted 1,711,319 tests with 1,588,607 negative results. The percentage for positive cases remains around 7.2%. Sundays update added 27,597 tests to the states total.

Earlier Sunday, Metro Public Health Department officialsreported22,904 cases of COVID-19 in Davidson County.

On July 28, Nashville Mayor John Cooper announcedthe orderclosing all bars in Nashville and requiring restaurants serving alcohol to shut down by 10 p.m. dailyhas been extended through at least mid-August.

All transpotainment vehicles are banned from the streets of Nashville and Davidson Countyas of July 31, regardless of whether there is alcohol on-board, according to the Metro Public Health Department.

Metro Police saidthey will issue citations to anyone who defies Metro Public Health ordersby not wearing masks. The news comes after weeks of criticism aimed at Nashville leaders fornot ticketing crowds of maskless people partying downtown. On Thursday, Metro police issued 16 civil citations to people on Broadway for violating Nashvilles mask mandate. On Friday, a man was arrested on Broadway after refusing to wear a face mask, according to Metro Police.

On Friday, Cooper announced Public Health Order 10 that prohibits open consumption, possession, and late-night to-go sales of alcoholic beverages in downtown and midtown Nashville.

Nashville is still in the modified Phase Two, but the city could advance to Phase Three of the Roadmap to Reopening again in a few weeks, which would mean bigger crowds near bars and restaurants downtown. Some Metro council members are floating around anidea they believe would boost business while reopening the area safely.

On July 28, Governor Bill Leeannounced the State of Tennessees recommendations to reopen schools for the 2020-2021 school year.The governors plan for re-opening schoolsis getting criticized by some state leaders.

The Williamson County School district is starting the year with one of its campuses closed when it was scheduled to have students learning in-person.

The director of the Tennessee Association of School Nurses said frustration was the best word to describe how school nurses felt as students head back to classrooms across the state this week.

Putnam County Schools released an update on Friday regarding the first week of school during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Director of Schools Corby King, one student at Cookeville High School this week tested positive for COVID-19 and was in close contact with other students. Those students have been reportedly contacted and have been placed on a 14-day quarantine.

Also on Friday, Coffee County Schools announced it will move to a hybrid schedule beginning Wednesday, August 12due to anincreasein active COVID-19 cases.

News 2 digs deeper into how schools are planning to move forward safely for the new academic year. See how other districts around Middle Tennessee are handling everything from classroom concerns to the future of sports in our special series. Click here to see more.

Lee also announced Executive Order No. 55 would include Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association member schools in an exception to contact sports restrictions.He officially signed the order on July 31.

The TSSAA said although contact practice is now permissible, regulations and requirements for practice and competition adoptedby the Board of Control at their July 22 meeting are still in place for all sports and must be followed.

A day after Lees announcement, school leaders in Davidson sent out a letter to all schools in the countyasking to cancel all sports and extracurricular activities until after Labor Day.

On the collegiate level, several conferences have released their plans for the season amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Deborah Birx met with Governor Lee in Nashville on July 27.The Coronavirus Response Coordinator for the White House Coronavirus Task Force called for all Tennessee counties to issue mask mandates.Several counties have issued mask requirementsaround the state already.

A number of retailers and restaurants are also requiring masks while visiting their stores.See a full list of locations here.

In June, the Tennessee Department of Healthannounced changes to itsformat for sharing COVID-19 data. The departments total number of cases and total deaths now include both laboratory-confirmed cases and probable cases as defined in theCenters for Disease Control and Prevention surveillance case definitions. Learn more about the changes here.

Stay with News 2 for continuing coverage of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

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It’s taking a week for contact tracing to reach COVID-19 patients – Mission Local

Sushi is in the news of late. In yet another attempt to grab the brass ring of the defining San Francisco image in times of COVID-19, an enterprising restaurateur is offering diners the option of consuming $200-a-head sushi dinners in a cordoned-off corner of Mint Plaza, only a few meters from where homeless people congregate.

Conspicuous consumption an arms length from misery is commonplace enough in San Francisco that someone may want to think about translating that line into Spanish and making it our city motto on our new city flag. But what really pushes this moment into that wondrous realm of San Francisco self-parody is that diners are ensconced within tiny, transparent geodesic domes of the sort Buckminster Fuller might have designed for exhibitionists.

Well, nobody wants to think about that. But it did get us thinking about sushi. No matter how much you pay for sushi and no matter how good it is, its a substance with an extremely limited shelf life. Leave it sitting around for even a little while and, soon, its worthless.

And that got us thinking about San Franciscos attempts to corral COVID-19. In every realm that has managed to get a handle on this pandemic, the turnaround time between someone deciding to get a test, getting the results, and, if positive, being tracked down by a contact tracer and case investigator is minimal a day or two.

Ideally, says Dr. Darpun Sachdev, who heads the Department of Public Healths contact tracing efforts, it would only take 48 hours from someone developing symptoms and/or contemplating a test to receiving a call from a contact tracer.

But thats not happening. If you want to get a test in San Francisco, the current wait at city sites tends to hover between nine and 11 days. Getting your results can take several days more or, in all too many instances of late, the better part of two weeks.

These glacial turnarounds make a mockery of any attempt at contact tracing.

Among the multitudes of COVID data the city posts online, you wont find the elapsed time between someone being swabbed and receiving a call from a contact tracer.

But its there if you give the data a deep swabbing. And Peter Khoury did that.

The big blue dots indicate the weighted average of how long it takes to return results for a COVID test. The big red dots indicate the weighted average of how long it takes for contact tracers or case investigators to contact people who test positive. The small dots indicate how long it takes to reach the 90th percentile for both of the above. Chart by Peter Khoury.

The Mission District data scientist combed through the day-by-day testing results through the latter two-thirds of July, measuring how long it required for positive cases categorized as unknown to be reclassified as emanating from a known contact or the more ambiguous community spread.

That cant happen without a contact tracer or case investigator speaking to an individual and, in doing so, Khoury gleaned that it takes six to nine days after a person has had a swab shoved up their nose for them to receive a call from a contact tracer. Thats a weighted average but, we repeat, six to nine days.

In six to nine days, an individual can cough on half the residents of San Francisco. Pretty much all a contact tracer or case investigator can do after so much time has elapsed is watch the rear end of the horse as it disappears into the distance, having long since galloped out the barn door.

Youre not going to be effective with contact tracing if its more than three days, says Dr. John Swartzberg, a UC Berkeley clinical professor emeritus specializing in infectious diseases and vaccinology. Six-to-nine-day delays essentially negate the point of contact tracing. Its horrifying.

San Francisco, then, is putting great deals of money and effort and brainpower behind testing and contact tracing, but to what effect? This city has bought plate after plate of $200 sushi and left it to rot.

Like a Coen Brothers film, the above graphic Peter Khoury created warrants a few views. Theres just too much to take in on one go.

Everyones busy now, but its only nine seconds long. You have time.

Try focusing on just one column. Youll notice cases keep trickling in and being sorted, even days and weeks later.

After youve done that, watch how the yellow unknowns are gradually recategorized by case investigators into blue from known contact and orange community spread.

Its not quite playoff baseball at AT&T Park, but there is a lot of orange to see here. Too much: In June, the city was able to nail down the source of an infection just about as often as it was forced to assign the ambiguous community spread. But in July, with far more cases, community spread beat out from known contact by a 2-to-1 margin.

What does this mean? It means that not only is this city undergoing a COVID-19 surge, but we dont really know where its coming from and how its spreading.

The ratio of known to unknown origins is something for us to be paying attention to, says Sachdev. What we would ideally see in this epidemic, if we were able to control it, is more and more people being identified having had a known contact somebody with COVID-19 and thereby suggesting were on the right track.

But we arent. Rather, its the opposite of that.

The six-to-nine day delays really arent the fault of Sachdev or her charges; they cant start running until the baton is in their hands, and its just taking too damn long for that to happen. The data culled by Khoury, in fact, indicates that contact tracers are making calls pretty quickly: within hours or, at most, two days, of the city receiving results.

But when they do reach people, theyre not learning the information wed most want to know.

And thats bad news for everyone.

Dozens of people lined up before 7 a.m. to get tested on the first day of the 24th Street pop-up COVID-19 test site. By Annika Hom.

In case youre wondering, yes, peoples memories do fade significantly after a few days, rendering contact tracing even more difficult and ineffectual. Dr. Kim Rhoads isa UC San Francisco professor of epidemiology and biostatistics, and the director of community engagement for the cancer center. Shenotes that Oaklands Roots Clinic, anticipating long delays, simply hands test subjects a pen and pad and asks them to keep track of their contacts beforehand just in case.

This pen-and-pad technology would be a good idea here. And, no, San Francisco contact tracers dont ask you about going to stores or riding on the bus they focus on people you spent in-person time with for 15 minutes or more; unsurprisingly, most close contacts turn out to be family or roommates.

So we could do better. But thats not really the point.

Rather: Contact tracing is the governments coup de grce against COVID-19 if everything else is going well. But its hard to overstate how far that is from the case.

There is, right now, simply too much COVID-19 in the population for contact tracing to be effective.

Swartzberg pegs this at only about 3 percent. And thats around the ratio of positive tests in San Francisco these days.

With exponential spread, 3 percent well, you dont have enough contact tracers to balance the number of people to be contacted, adds Rhoads.

COVID positivity in the United States is nearing 2 percent: Contact tracing, nationally, will soon not be useful, she says.

That, too, is horrifying.

If it wasnt clear before, its crystal clear now that Ozarks Independence Day pool revelers and non-mask-wearing Texas mall shoppers and Georgia politicians forcing kids back into packed high schools were making grave mistakes.

But, albeit to a lesser extent, so were we. Considering the limited testing and contact tracing resources at its disposal, California and San Francisco clearly chose overly aggressive paths to re-opening.

And without adequate testing and contact tracing, we dont have too many more options other than shutting down.

Government officials arent wrong to urge people to wear masks and keep physically distant and wash their hands and, generally, not behave like selfish idiots. But, after a while, it feels like a dodge. We need to do all of these things, but unless we can effectively test and trace, we are doomed to a Groundhog Daylike repetition of re-openings and re-closings.

Like so much else these days, nobody knows when well develop that ability. Or if.

Were not going to go back to normal. So much will be destroyed after this, says Rhoads. And if where government isnt able to help, communities will have to help themselves.

Communities will need to build that up. I see this as practice on how to work together.

It is quite the silver lining to state well build a better world after this one crumbles.

But, like that COVID test slot 11 days down the road or aging sushi well take what we can get.

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What’s Trending in Aerospace – August 9, 2020 – Aviation Today

Check out the August 9thedition of What's Trending in Aerospace, where editors and contributors for Avionics Internationalbring you some of the top headlines and stories across various segments of the global aerospace industry that you should be aware of for the week ahead.

The FAA sent its notice of proposed rulemaking Airworthiness Directive (AD) to the Office of the Federal Register. Once published, there will be a 45-day public comment period regarding the design changes and new requirements for operating the MAX featured in the AD.

Under the new AD, Boeing 737 MAX operators would be required to make a flight control computer software update and revisions to their Airplane Flight Manuals (AFM). Other proposed requirements include installing new MAX display system (MDS) software, changing the horizontal stabilizer trim wire routing installations, completing an angle of attack sensor system test, and performing an operational readiness flight.

Check out the FAA's preliminary review of the NPRM and the full 36-page proposed NPRM AD here.

Shells new SkyPad Data Exchange enables end-to-end digital integration for airline customers through a tablet that connects pilots and apron operators with cloud-based computer systems, moving closer to fully digitized refueling operations.

The tablet application is compatible with a wide range of airline companies' digital platforms, allowing integration with airline systems that adhere to IATA Fuel Data Standards. The Shell SkyPad is also enhanced with a new real-time communications tool, enabling instant contact between the apron operator, the pilot and the back offices, allowing them to electronically track, update and exchange fuel figures throughout the refueling process.

Developed in collaboration with SAP and Lufthansa, many of Shells airline customers are already using the app, with Lufthansa the first to integrate it into its systems.

Shell SkyPad Data Exchange, a solution jointly developed between Shell, SAP and Lufthansa, is another important step into fully digitalizing and automating the apron, said Kia Liedtke, head of fuel purchasing at Lufthansa Group. The established real-time communication makes the fueling process significantly safer, faster and more efficient. We strongly believe in the innovative approach of Shell SkyPad Data Exchange and are convinced that this will make a significant difference on the e-fueling market.

A Beechcraft King Air 350 cockpit with the Collins Aerospace Pro Line Fusion integrated flight deck. (Textron Aviation)

Textron Aviation introduced the next generation in its flagship turboprop family, the Beechcraft King Air 360/360ER, with cockpit avionics systems supplied by Collins Aerospace and Innovative Solutions & Support (IS&S) ThrustSense Autothrottle.

The interior cabin of the King Air 360. (Textron Aviation)

According to Textron, IS&S is providing its ThrustSense Autothrottle system for the King Air 360, which features an automatic take-off and go-around mode that can take the engine up to max power in a few short seconds. Another new system featured on the 360 is the new digital pressurization controller, which automatically schedules cabin pressurization during both climb and descent, reducing pilot workload and increasing overall passenger comfort.

A computer generated image of the King Air 360. (Textron Aviation)

Pressurization gauges have also been integrated with the Collins Aerospace Pro Line Fusion flight deck.

The aircraft is currently in production with customer deliveries expected to begin later this year, according to Textron.

Latitude Technologies is supplying its Operational Loads Monitoring System (OLMS) and Air Tanker Information System (ATIS) as factory OEM options for Viking Air Limiteds CL-415EAF amphibious aerial firefighter aircraft.

Vikings selection of our software programs solidifies Latitudes position as a leading provider of telemetry and aircraft solutions for aerial firefighting, said Jan van der Heul, vice president of sale for Latitude Technologies. The Latitude engineering team pioneered the tracking of aerial water-bombers which eventually led to the Automated Flight Following (AFF) standard in North America its nice to see Latitudes solutions recognized by major OEMs such as Viking Air Limited.

Austro Control, the air navigation service provider (ANSP) for Austria, is replacing its air traffic control voice and data network to a new structure where all of the nations controller working positions will be operated from one of two new data centers.

Through a new system provided by Frequentis, VCS3020X, Austro Control will go through a two-phase process to modify the ATC center in Schnirchgasse, Vienna while also expanding the system at the Schwechat, South West Vienna ATC center to a second center which will serve as the so-called UNIT working positions of all federal state airports throughout the course of the expansion, according to Frequentis.

In the future, air traffic controllers' working positions throughout Austria will be able to operate voice communications from either of the two data centers. During the expansion of the system landscape, the network will also be further digitalized and modernized with frequency services. Aircraft radio frequencies will be made available as a virtualized service, Frequentis said in an Aug. 5 press release.

One of the leaders in unmanned traffic management (UTM), Unifly, announced a new CEO to shift the company's focus into accelerating growth.

After five years as chief executive, Marc Kegalaers is passing the baton to Leon van de Pas, a experienced executive specializing in bringing disruptive innovations to market. Van de Pas has worked in both emerging startups and multinational corporations such as Philips, Gemalto, Tele Atlas and HERE Technologies.

Unifly has successfully established itself as a strong contended in the increasingly crowded UTM field. In 2019, the company demonstrated its ATM/UTM integration capabilities through its support of Volocopter's demonstration flight at Helsinki Airport in Finland, alongside AirMap and Altitude Angel.

More recently, Unifly was selected by Nav Canada to deploy a nationwide UTM system in Canadian airspace, currently designed to support current regulations for drone flights within visual line of sight.

After five exciting and intense years, I will be stepping down as CEO of Unifly," said Kegalaers. "I am very proud of what we achieved in such a short time span. Unifly has become an industry leader in the new world of Unmanned Traffic Management. The company raised over 23 million euro in capital with major VCs and strategic investors. We opened subsidiaries in the US and Denmark, signed long term strategic contracts with major organizations such as DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung, NAV CANADA and skeyes (formerly Belgocontrol)."

Eric Johnson joined Wisk as senior vice president of engineering to lead development of the company's autonomous two-seat eVTOL and future aircraft. (Wisk)

Wisk, a joint venture between Kitty Hawk and Boeing to commercialize urban air mobility, appointed Eric Johnson as senior vice president of engineering. He will also serve on the company's Executive Leadership Team.

Though Wisk remains focused on certifying and commercialized its autonomous two-seat aircraft, which has completed more than 1,300 flight tests to date across seven aircraft in California and New Zealand, Wisk has hinted at developing other, perhaps larger, aircraft as well. In announcing Johnson's position with the company, Wisk dropped another hint, noting that his role is to include "overseeing the development of current and future aircraft," as well as for executing the companys technical vision and roadmap and directing a number of engineering teams.

Johnson joins Wisk from his role as chief engineer with Boeing NeXT, the company's forward-looking arm that is focused on "next-generation air vehicles" its term for urban and regional air mobility and airspace integration challenges. The last public announcements from Boeing NeXT were in October 2019, when the company unveiled progress on its cargo air vehicle and launched an exploratory vehicle partnership with Porsche.

Prior to that position, Johnson was Product Development Chief Engineer for the Boeing 777X program and Chief Engineer and Airplane Level Integration Team Leader for the 777-8 program. He also has held multiple management and engineering positions at Boeing and formerly McDonnell Aircraft Company in Airplane Safety, Electromagnetic Effects, Flight Sciences, Flight Test, Certification and Sales.

Inspired Flight's federally-compliant IF1200 hopes to present an alternative to the DJI M600. (Inspired Flight)

Calif.-based Inspired Flight this week introduced the IF1200, a heavy-lift hexacopter drone that can carry payloads of up to 8 kg and fly for up to 40 minutes. Featuring an open-system architecture based on the PX4 autopilot, the versatile and flexible platform gives users complete control over the aircraft, providing a complete solution that can be tailored towards a wide range of applications including utility inspection, aerial surveying, public safety, and defense.

The IF1200 is designed, tested and produced entirely in the U.S. with domestically-sourced electronics, making it a potential replacement for the DJI M600 as the Chinese company is increasingly facing bans by Congress for federal use.

The IF1200 supports a wide range of optical cameras, commercial and mil-spec EO/IR cameras, and LiDAR systems, and features the ability to write GNSS data directly onto captured images for georeferenced photogrammetry and inspection applications. The open architecture and Universal Payload Interface allow for the integration of nearly any third-party tech stack, providing a highly flexible platform for OEM or experimental UAV applications.

Hermeus successfully demonstrated its prototype engine earlier this year and plans to build a Mach 5 aircraft for commercial travel. (Hermeus)

Hermeus Corporation, an Altanta, Ga.-based startup developing hypersonic aircraft primarily for commercial use, was awarded a $1.5 million Phase 2 prototyping contract by AFWERX to further develop its Mach 5 engine prototype, successfully tested in February, and aircraft design.

Partnering with the U.S. Air Forces Presidential and Executive Airlift Directorate, under the initial contract Hermeus will explore the necessary modifications to meet Air Force mission requirements within the Presidential and Executive Fleet, according to co-founder AJ Piplica.

By leveraging commercial investment to drive new technologies into the Air Force, we are able to maximize our payback on Department of Defense investments, said Brig. Gen. Ryan Britton, program executive officer for the directorate. The Presidential and Executive Airlift Directorate is proud to support Hermeus in making this game-changing capability a reality as we look to recapitalize the fleet in the future.

Prior to the award, the Hermeus team alumni of SpaceX, Blue Origin and Generation Orbit designed, built and successfully tested a Mach 5 engine prototype in just 9 months, though the company estimates bringing an aircraft to market is likely to take a decade or more.

While the next Air Force One, expected to be delivered next year, will be a modified Boeing 747-8, its clear the Air Force is interested in something quite different and quite a bit faster for the generation of executive aircraft after that.

But first, Hermeus will have to raise more money. A seed round and $1.5 million from AFWERX wont build an airplane and certainly not one that travels at Mach 5.

Lockheed Martin is expecting some F-35 delivery delays due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. (Lockheed Martin)

COVID-19 is likely to delay the delivery of 18 to 24 Lockheed MartinF-35 Lightning II fighters by several months, a company official said on Aug. 6.

Our goal for this year was to deliver 141 [F-35] airplanes, Steve Callaghan, the vice president of F-35 business development for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, told reporters during a virtual meeting to discuss the companys F-35 bid for the Canadian Future Fighter competition and the F-35 program overall.

Due to the COVID impacts to our supply chain, well have a difficult time achieving that goal, he said. As [U.S.] Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment [Ellen] Lord has said, major defense acquisition programs across the board are expected to see about a three-month production delay. Thats true in our case. We expect F-35 delays to last two or three months. At this time, we expect to see an impact of approximately 18 to 24 aircraft.

Click here to read the full story on F-35 delays in Defense Daily, a sister publication to Avionics.

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Israel Aerospace Industries reports its most profitable half-year in its history – Jewish News

Government-owned Israel Aerospace Industries has just reported the most profitable half-year in its 67-year history despite the coronavirus pandemic.

The defence and aviation firm, based in Lod, designs and builds anything from planes, drones and fighter jets to missiles and lunar landers, and this week reported the highest sales ever recorded in any annual halfway point in company history.

Bumper half-yearly profits of 1.6 billion came despite global supply line challenges posed by the coronavirus, which particularly affected companies like IAI that export the majority of their products, and which have a commercial aerospace business.

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Chief executive Nimrod Sheffer, who announced that he would be stepping down recently, said: We have developed unique technologies for combatting the coronavirus and closed major deals.

These included leasing IAIs armed Heron drones to Greece, as Athens aims to counter a perceived threat posed by its long hostile neighbour Turkey, which has a version of its own Heron unmanned aerial vehicle.

IAI also built the wings for the new supersonic T-38 jet fighter, signed a deal for adapting business jets for spy missions, converted passenger jets to cargo configuration for courier firm DHL, and developed Israels national communications satellite Dror-1.

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Military Aerospace Coatings Market Report 2020 | Industry Size, Share, Trend And Forecast Is A Professional And In-Depth Study By 2027 – Levee Report

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ERP software in Aerospace (Helicopter) Industry Market Size, Application, Revenue, Types, Trends in Future, Scope to 2025 – Express Journal

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In memoriam: Kwang-Tzu Yang, professor emeritus of aerospace and mechanical engineering – ND Newswire

Kwang-Tzu Yang

Kwang-Tzu Yang, professor emeritus of aerospace and mechanical engineering at the University of Notre Dame, died in his home Wednesday, July 29.

He will be remembered by his students and colleagues for his joy, his genuine smile and his significant contributions to the field of thermal sciences. An article in the International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, celebrating his 80th birthday and numerous accomplishments, described his approach to life: Yet to him it is all simply a search for understanding and a part of the unity of knowledgeand he is always looking for new ways of stimulating the interest of his audience and of getting them to participate in the quest for understanding.

Yang was born in Suzhou, China, in 1926 and came to the United States in 1948 to attend the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. While there, he earned his bachelors degree in 1951, masters degree in 1952 and completed his Ph.D. in 1955 under the supervision of Max Jakob, physicist and pioneer in the field of thermal heat transfer.

Soon after receiving his doctorate, he joined the Notre Dame faculty of the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. He was promoted to professor in 1963, served as department chair from 1967 to 1978 and was appointed the Viola D. Hank Professor of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering in 1986.

He received numerous honors for his contributions to the heat transfer community, including senior editorship of the Journal of Heat Transfer, North American editorship of the International Journal of Experimental Thermodynamics and Fluid Flow, Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineering (ASME), the ASME Heat Transfer Memorial Award and the Foreign Research Award of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineering. He also received the prestigious lifetime achievement award the Max Jakob Heat Transfer Memorial Award named for his mentor.

When he retired from Notre Dame in 1998, Yang had graduated a total of 31 Ph.D. students. Since he did not believe in a restful retirement, he continued to serve as a guest lecturer at many leading universities throughout Asia, to enjoy his children and grandchildren and to fill his seat as a member of the viola section of the South Bend Symphony.

Early in his career Joseph M. Powers, professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering, worked with Yang on several projects and committees. I learned a lot from K.T. Yang and thoroughly enjoyed our interactions, Powers said. He influenced generations of students and faculty at Notre Dame. His wisdom, leadership and scholarship were always leavened with wit, kindness and charity.

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TT Electronics receives grant to further aerospace innova… – evertiq.com

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TT Electronics will receive Innovate UK funding for furthering innovation in the nations civil aerospace industry. These funds have been awarded to participants in the Aerospace Electric Propulsion Equipment, Controls & machines (AEPEC) project led by Safran. The project also brings together 3T PRD, MEP, Midland Tool and Design and the University of Bristol as part of the consortium being supported by Innovate UK.Over the next five years, TT will receive an overall award of GBP 620,157 with the majority funded within the next three. The grant will be allocated primarily to support and accelerate the development of more electric aircraft via the companys integrated power electronics solutions designed specifically for deployment in propulsion and control system applications.TT is firmly committed to ensuring we play our part in creating and supporting the future of the Aerospace and Defence industry. This Innovate UK recognition supports our pledge to advance industry progress with more electric aircraft an initiative that is of critical environmental importance, especially over the next few years, says Engineering Director at TT Electronics, Julian Thomas, in a press release.

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1.2m CNC investment helps TGM move up the aerospace and defence supply chain – Bdaily

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Targeting opportunities with the major aerospace primes has seen a Lancashire manufacturing specialist invest 1.2m into state-of-the-art CNC technologies.

TGM, which is part of the 43m Aero Services Global (AS.G) Group, has just completed its first parts for a MoD contract on its recently installed Zimmermann FZ33 compact milling machine.

The long bed capabilities, machine dynamics, 30,000 RPM and fast cycle times are perfect for creating complex components to the exacting standards required by the aerospace and defence sectors.

This investment will provide the company with additional capability to take on more than 2m of new work annually, as well as allowing it to tender for work on larger structural assemblies.

Sarah Stephens, Director at TGM, commented: Traditionally we have provided 3, 4 and 5-axis machined components to aerospace tier 1s and this is still a core market, but we now have the technology, processes and skills in place to work directly with the primes.

The Zimmermann is a fantastic machine and is the largest out of all of the 18-strong CNC machine tools we currently have at our Preston facility. An initial package of work is already in production on the Zimmermann and there are plenty of opportunities we are currently exploring that could fill up capacity.

With this additional technology, we are hoping to double sales from 3m to 6m over the next two years.

TGM, which became part of AS.G in 2016, specialises in the machining of both hard and soft metals, producing components and sub-assemblies for customers supplying Airbus and BAE Systems.

Continued investment in processes, upgrading operational efficiencies and upskilling of its workforce has helped it achieve world class manufacturing (99.85%) and delivery (99.16%) performance and the Bronze SC21 award for the third successive year.

The companys core engineering skills have also been further boosted by the introduction of CATIA V5 CAD design packages and inspection software to ensure a total end-to-end solution for the customer.

Sarah added: The first package of work for the Zimmermann is worth 1.4m to our business over two years and is the type of contract we are now looking to secure.

Its all about positioning TGM as a strategic critical partner to the primes and ensuring we can add value at every part of the process. This wouldnt have been possible three years ago, but a combination of the investment, industry approvals and a track record of quality and delivery has paved the way.

Covid-19 has brought its own challenges, but we feel we are in a good position to come through the pandemic and proactively establish our new position in the supply chain.

About AS.G

AS.G was founded in 2015 with the aim of developing a highly specialist group, which could help a global customer base to consolidate their supply chains through innovation, efficiencies and excellent value for money.

It started operations with the acquisition of Phoenix Ltd in December that year and now boasts seven subsidiary companies, including Queens Award-winning Arrowsmith Engineering, B&H Precision Tooling, Datum, Ludolph, TGM and AMF Precision Engineering.

The group, which employs nearly 380 people, is split into two core divisions focusing on aerospace and tooling, providing a wide range of products from simple brushes, complex mill turned components and small, medium and large 5-axis milled parts to tooling, transportation media and fixtures for existing and next generation aircraft fuselages and wings.

These parts are delivered all over the world to customers, including Aeronova, Airbus, Leonardo Helicopters, GKN, ITP, Meggitt, Rolls-Royce and Spirit Aero Systems.

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Stripped F-117 Nighthawk Arrives at Hill Aerospace Museum Direct From Tonopah – The Drive

While the U.S. Air Force still has some F-117A Nighthawks actively involved in flying operations, others are being removed from storage and transported for display at a select number of museums. This stripped-down F-117A was delivered to the Hill Aerospace Museum at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, yesterday.

The fuselage of the aircraft arrived by truck, direct from Tonopah Test Range Airport (TTR) in Nevada. Staff from Hill AFB, which is adjacent to the museum, assisted in moving it from the truck and into the museum. The aircraft arrived having been stripped of its trademark black Radar Absorbent Material (RAM). The demilitarization process for the Nighthawk is extremely complex, and it is detailed in this previous War Zone feature. The USAF has established a special facility to assist in the demilitarization of the F-117s at Tonopah.

The museum staff at Hill AFB will now re-attach aircraft 82-0799s wings, rear stabilizers, and other parts of the aircraft before it is repainted and put on display at the museums Lindquist Stewart Gallery. Some of these parts will be totally fabricated to look like the real thing as their structures are still highly classified and they cannot be kept within reach of the public. This particular aircraft flew some 21 missions during Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

The airframe appeared to have been delivered without its wings or tails and in an uncovered state, which is different than how we have seen F-117s transported in the past. This aircraft could be the same one the Department of Defense listed on its internal surplus exchange last March.

Another F-117 is shortly due to go on display at the Palm Springs Air Museum for its new Houston Pavilion, along with The Air Zoo Aerospace and Science Museum, in Michigan, which says it will be the first non-government museum to exhibit the aircraft.

The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, in Dayton Ohio, is due to receive an F-117A to complement YF-117A serial 79-10781 that is currently on display. F-117A serial 82-0803 is now loaned to the Reagan Presidential Foundation and on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, California. This particular Nighthawk was actually demilitarized at the Air Force Plant 42 at Palmdale, California, rather than at Tonopah. The preparation of the aircraft for display can be seen here.

The USAF has earmarked a dozen F-117s for loan to museums for public display. With the exception of the remains of Vega 31 in Serbia, the few other Nighthawks currently on display are pre-production YF-117s.

All told, the USAF looks to be moving fast to place the 12 F-117s set aside for display around the country, while a handful of others remain active flying missions from TTR. The rest of the airframes still being stored at the remote airbase are set to slowly be destroyed over the coming decade.

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Dazzling Photo of Chinese Port Cities at Night Taken by an Astronaut on the International Space Station – SciTechDaily

By NASA Earth ObservatoryAugust 9, 2020

September 12, 2019. (Click image for full view.)

This photograph, taken by an astronaut from the International Space Station (ISS), captures the bright urban lights of two Chinese port cities. Xiamen and Quanzhou stand out amidst a complex network of roads and railways and the night-darkened waters of the South China Sea.

Inland areas are mountainous here, with less urban development to illuminate the landscape. Smaller towns and roads zig-zag through the valleys. Closer to the coast, several islands and small harbors make up one of Chinas most highly trafficked port regions. Offshore, two bright clusters of pixels are likely ships traveling to or from one of the harbors.

The ancient city of Quanzhou was once one of the most important ports along the Maritime Silk Road. Beyond its role as a major center of commerce and trade, Quanzhou remains a major manufacturing center in China.

Astronaut photograph ISS060-E-60237 was acquired on September 12, 2019, with a Nikon D5 digital camera using a 50 millimeter lens and is provided by the ISS Crew Earth Observations Facility and the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, Johnson Space Center. The image was taken by a member of the Expedition 62 crew. The image has been cropped and enhanced to improve contrast, and lens artifacts have been removed. The International Space Station Program supports the laboratory as part of the ISS National Lab to help astronauts take pictures of Earth that will be of the greatest value to scientists and the public, and to make those images freely available on the Internet. Additional images taken by astronauts and cosmonauts can be viewed at the NASA/JSC Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. Caption by Laura Phoebus, Jacobs Technology, JETS Contract at NASA-JSC.

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SpaceX splashes down in the Gulf with UAB devices on board – Bham Now

The Polar unit, built by UABs EITD team is visible in images shared by NASA. Photo via UAB School of Engineerings Facebook page

The SpaceXs Crew Dragon Endeavour made its historic splash in the Gulf of Mexico near Pensacola on Sunday, August 2. Why is UABs Engineering and Innovative Technology Department (EITD) so excited? Find out!

The rocket didnt just carry astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley from the International Space Station back home to Earth. It also hauled science experiments and other cargo.

This cargo included two rapid-freeze devices, the Polar unit and the Glacier unit, designed and built by engineers at UABs Engineering and Innovative Technology Department. The designs were part of a $3.6M contract with with NASA.

When freezing biological samples as part of a scientific experiment, the most important thing is to freeze the samples as quickly as possible. With UABs devices, astronauts were able to do just that during their two-month mission that began on May 30, 2020.

Any time a rocket manages to blast in and out of orbit, its rather amazing, but there are several more reasons this particular mission is one of interest:

Interesting facts about the launch:

Now that the launch is complete, the fun continues for the EITD team at UAB as they refurbish the units for use in future missions.

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‘Away’ exclusive: Photos, trailer and Hilary Swank on her timely new Netflix space drama – USA TODAY

Oscar winner Hilary Swank's new mission to Mars drama "Away" premieres Sept. 4 on Netflix. USA TODAY Handout

Hilary Swank has always wanted to be among the stars. But we're not talking Brad or Leo.

"I wanted to be an astronaut before I wanted to be an actor, which was about the age of 9," Swank says. "It still has the same feeling for me now as it did then,the whole idea of something bigger than us and the unknown. I still would love to go to space someday, but being an actor and playing an astronaut is second best."

Swank, atwo-time Oscar-winner, gets that chance in Netflix's drama "Away" (streaming Sept. 4), from producerJason Katims ("Parenthood," "Friday Night Lights").

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Emma Green (Hilary Swank) suits up for a mission to Mars in this exclusive first look from Netflix's "Away."(Photo: DIYAH PERA/NETFLIX)

Set in the near future, the 10-episode first season dramatizes the first human-led expedition to Mars, commanded by pragmaticAmerican astronaut Emma Green (Swank). Emma leads an international crew of scientists and astronauts, whose backstories and families we come to know over the course of the season. Members of the team initially question Emma's leadership abilities, while she wrestles with distance from and guilt over leaving her teenage daughter (Talitha Bateman) and husband (Josh Charles) back on Earth.

Here's an exclusive first look at Oscar winner Hilary Swank's new Netflix space drama "Away," premiering Sept. 4. USA TODAY Handout

The series is loosely based on a 2014 Esquire story by Chris Jones, about the first American astronaut to spend a year in space.

"I don't consider myself a space show guy, but there was something about this article that really gripped me," Katims says. "It was a different way of thinking about space: this very intimate look at what the human experience was like to be away for so long, how to stay connected to the world, and what it does to your mind and body. That seemed so different."

International space crew Yu (Vivian Wu, left), Kwesi (Ato Essandoh), Ram (Ray Panthaki), Misha (Mark Ivanir) and Emma (Hilary Swank) must learn to live and work together in close quarters in "Away."(Photo: DIYAH PERA/NETFLIX)

Shortly after launch, Emma's husband, Matt, suffers a strokecaused by a rare vascular disease known ascerebral cavernous malformation. Emma considers leaving the mission to help with Matt's recovery, but he and their daughter, Alexis, insist she press on. That story line especially resonated withAndrew Hinderaker, who created the show with Katims and executive producer Jessica Goldberg.

"There's a moment in the article that talks about an astronaut being up in the International Space Station when something really catastrophic happens to his family,and what that is to be so far away," Hinderaker says. "I'vebeen in a long-distance relationship with a woman who was diagnosed with a progressive disease just shortly before Jason had brought me the article, so that moment of finding out that someone you love is in trouble and needs you and you're away (working)was something that resonated really deeply."

Alexis (Talitha Bateman, left) helps care for her dad, Matt (Josh Charles), while Emma is in space.(Photo: DIYAH PERA/NETFLIX)

Charles, who's best known for CBS' "The Good Wife," says hefound the show's combination of cosmic and interpersonal drama "intriguing.(Director) Ed Zwick said that every marriage is like a mission to Mars. And while funny, it also really stuck with me. The potential of exploring this couple and this family during this trying time seemed rich."

To prepare for the role, Swank, 46,spoke extensively to former astronaut Mike Massimino and attended a so-called "boot camp," where she learned wire work for the series' zero gravity space scenes.

"We were on these wires all the time trying to learn to move gracefully, which is something I don't do. I'm kind of lumbering," Swank says. In addition to the stunts, "the most challenging thing was doing a monologue that's emotional while other people are floating by. You get kicked in the face and you just start laughing."

Hilary Swank, 46, won acting Oscars for "Boys Don't Cry" and "Million Dollar Baby," and now stars in Netflix space drama "Away."(Photo: Rachel Luna, Getty Images)

For Swank and the creators, the show's emphasis on science and teamwork couldn't come at a more apt time, as many of us continue to isolate at homewith family or others due to COVID-19. One particularly prescient episode finds Ram (Ray Panthaki), an astronaut from India, fallinggravely ill with a virus. He is quarantined from the rest of the crew, who wear protective gear and attempt to treat him from a safe distance.

"If someone had said this (pandemic) would be happening right when we wrapped filming (last winter), I wouldn't have been able to believe it," Swank says. "There's probably nothing more isolating than going to space for three years, but I think people (now) are going to relate to that more and understand it a little deeper. This pandemic has put into perspective what's important in life, which is our health and really being able to be with loved ones."

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The cure is out there: Miniature space labs are leading to scientific breakthroughs – CTech

The time is 4 a.m. The night watchman at the commercial center in Herzliya, which is half abandoned even in the middle of the day, is surprised to see the unusual gathering: a large group of children and their parents are excitedly lining up to enter the building. The location may be drab, opposite a beauty parlor, and a floor above a spy products shop, but what is taking place between the walls of the building is nothing short of revolutionary. It is here that the scientists of SpacePharma developed the new global technological frontline in medical experimentationan innocent-looking box that in fact functions as an autonomous laboratory launched via satellite to carry out experiments in outer space.

The ambitious Israeli startup has already launched four such boxes into space and on one night in late June, it appeared that it could finally carry out the fifth launch, following two delays in the past year and a failed launch a week earlier. The employees arrived with their families to watch the launch that was supposed to take place 10,000 kilometers away at the European Space Agencys launch site in French Guiana, in South America.

Cookies and other assorted refreshments were brought out of the kitchen while the children (who should have been waking up to go to school in a few hours) inflated blue and white balloons in one of the labs. Before long, the open space resembled a political party headquarters on election night. At the same time in the Sheba Medical Center, which is leading one of the experiments, another event is being held in parallel. The guest of honor is the new Minister of Science Yizhar Shai.

But then, while the workers were still adjusting the monitors to view the live launch and the minister was starting on his speech, clouds started to cover the skies above the exotic beach town of Kourou, the Monsoon winds rising from the Atlantic Ocean disrupting the celebration. The launch was once again postponed.

The following day, all the workers gathered again, this time without their families, with the hope that the launch had already gone ahead. But then a further delay is announced. The message arrived just seven minutes before the planned time, again because of those darn Monsoon winds.

The senior managers, who hadnt slept in two days, gather in the kitchen area and console themselves with the leftover cookies from the previous night. They try to figure out what to do and fret over the fate of the bacteria colony that is inside the mini-satellite, one of 53 that were loaded on the launch rocket. If the launch is delayed for too long, they will have no choice but to send the satellite back to the Netherlands, where the biological material is packed into the little box.

The original launch date for SpacePharmas DIDO-3 satellite launch was September 2019. However, a technical malfunction in one of the rockets of the launching company led to it being scheduled for March 2020, but then Covid-19 happened and forced everything to be postponed until deep into Guianas rain season.

The Israeli and Italian space agencies spent 2 million euros on the project and the delays came at a price tag of $300,000 more. The next launch date was scheduled for August 17, nearly a year after the original date, with the hopes that the weather will ease off by then.

The Israeli development that freed up NASAs bottleneck

Medical and physiological studies have been taking place in space since the 1950s when the Soviets sent Laika the dog into space to prove that living creatures can survive the conditions. In the 1970s NASA started using its space missions to host various experiments that required zero-gravity conditions, but due to the international space stations monopoly on space experimentation and the requirement to cooperate with NASA, the space experiment market is nearly completely concentrated in the U.S.

The problem is that astronauts time up there is limitedevery astronaut has a quota of tasks they need to complete while in spaceand therefore very expensive. Moreover, astronauts arent necessarily scientists and must be trained in advance in how to carry out the hosted experiments. The result is a major bottleneck: in the past year 300 applications for space station experimentswere submitted to the U.S. space agency, but it is only able to carry out 10% of the requests. This is where SpacePharmas development enters the game, aiming to make those problems history.

SpacePharma is doing for the drug industry what the electronics industry did to old computersit is converting massive equipment into small silicon plates. The wonders of nanotechnology were recruited to produce what they call lab on chipa tiny, centimeters large 3D printed silicon chip that contains miniature test tubes connected by pipes. The chip is fed by a complete system, which stores the materials needed to conduct the experiments, including bacterial cultures, DNA molecules, skin tissues and chemicals, all in tiny doses of a few milliliters. The system also includes a set of sensors, including a microscope the size of a fingertip. The full system constantly monitors what takes place within the diminutive lab.

All of that baggage is placed in a three-liter box, roughly the size of a shoebox, with a simple USB plug at the bottom. All the astronauts at the space station need to do is connect up the box with the stations computer and the experiment is set to go, managed by software that automates the process and controlled remotely by the folks at SpacePharma and Earthbound scientists. In the case of the current experiment, that keeps getting postponed, the astronauts wont even have to plug anything in. The experiment will begin automatically as soon as the lab reaches space and six times a day, when the little satellite that carries it passes over the companys communications center in Switzerland, the team members on Earth will be able to download data and send it new information. The scientists wont even need a sophisticated control center as they will be able to do it all via a smartphone app.

SpacePharmas first box was launched into space in 2017 aboard a nano-satellite. The experiment is over, but the satellite is still hovering in space until eventually it will fall into the atmosphere and burn up. Three other boxes that were sent up have since returned complete and one of them sits on display in the meeting room in Herzliya.

From a cancer research breakthrough to cracking the process of aging

Yossi Yamin, the CEO and founder of SpacePharma, founded the company seven years ago from his basement together with Ido Priel, who has since left the company. He is a retired lieutenant colonel , a former commander of the satellite unit of Israeli Military Intelligence, and has a bachelor of business administration from the University of Phoenix. In 2012, shortly after his discharge, he met with several of the heads of NASA who were visiting Israel and was inspired to found the company. According to Yamin, SpacePharm has raised $19 million from the likes of State of Mind Ventures, the Chief Scientists Office, the Israeli Space Agency, and the EUs Horizon 2020 initiative.

Why does the drug industry even need experiments in space? The answer lies in crystals. The operating mechanism of many drugs is based on crystalstiny solids that exist in liquids or gases, which due to their shape can easily penetrate or attach to the desired location in the body. The problem is that Earths gravity creates pressure on the crystals at the molecular level and warps them so that often the impact their original form would have had is botched.

In 200 Japanese researchers used zero-gravity to develop a drug to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). They shipped the protein that functions as the active ingredient of the drug to the space station and there, managed to produce a perfect crystal unwarped by gravity. The precision of the crystal together with the use of sophisticated sensory equipment enabled the scientists to see that a molecule of water that was in the active region of the protein disrupted its effectiveness and as a result, they were able to better design the proteins structure.

Research in zero-gravity conditions has also enabled a breakthrough in cancer research. This is because when artificial cancer tumors are produced in the laboratory, they grow two-dimensionally because gravity subdues them. But in space, it is possible to produce three-dimensional tumors that better mimic the way tumors develop in the human body. For that reason, experiments performed on tumors produced in space have allowed researchers to test the efficacy of drugs that penetrate the tumor more reliably. American pharmaceutical giant Merk was assisted in an experiment in the process of protein formation, which took place at the International Space Station in the development of the popular drug Keytruda, which is used to treat several types of cancer.

The field of medical experimentation is space is mostly built around collaborations between the pharmaceutical giants and technology companies like Nanoracks and Techshot, which provide the resources for the trials. No other company, however, offers a solution like SpacePharma, which removes the responsibility for the experiment from the astronauts.

SpacePharmas first experiments took place in 2017, testing the effect of zero-gravity on the formation of proteins in order to improve the use of inhaler medicines used by asthma patients. In the experiment, SpacePharma was able to form a crystal that in its pure form had the appearance of tiny needles that could lodge into an asthma patients throat and easily penetrate its tissue.

In SpacePharmas later experiments, the company provided the platform, while the experiments were conducted by other research bodies. For example, in the long-delayed fifth launch, there are supposed to be four experiments resulting from collaborations between Israeli researchers and Italian universities. The first, done by researchers from Sheba Medical Center, is set to examine the process of developing the resistance of bacteria to antibiotics in the absence of gravity; the second from the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, will monitor the rate at which the lysosome enzyme breaks down disease-causing bacterial residues, assuming that gravity slows the process down; The third, also by the Technion, will test how the protein albumin attaches to molecules in the blood as part of the activity of the immune system; while the fourth, conducted by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, will test the aging process in human cells.

When a healthy young astronaut returns to Earth from a three-month stretch at the space station, he or she is incapable of walking. When you examine their bodies you see that they have physiologically aged by 10 years, explains Guy Samburski, the missions scientific manager and a former researcher at Teva. They lose muscle mass and bone density, they experience hormonal changes and changes in their blood pressure. Anywhere you look you will find changes.

A team led by Hebrew Universitys Professor Itamar Willner is examining the mechanisms that cause rapid aging in space and discovered that the blame is linked to telomeres, a region of repetitive nucleotide sequences at each end of a chromosome. The telomeres are responsible for chromosome replication, which when it occurs ages our body's cell to a small degree. The theory is that in the absence of gravity to keep them in place, the telomeres loosen and that affects the replication process. As long as the monsoons dont strike again and ruin the plans, the answer will be found in space.

From factories in space to storage facilities on the Moon

With all due respect for developing drugs, SpacePharm is already thinking of the future. After succeeding in carrying out experiments in space, the next natural step is to transition from experimentation to manufacturing. We are examining other fields, such as food and agricultural technology, which have never entered space and we have only now begun to touch upon, said Yamin. The conversation with him soars to the heights of imagination and the array of possibilities he suggests is vast. If we think of distant isolated locations, like deserts as suitable spots to store dangerous substances, perhaps the Moon is a better option? Yamin describes, in all seriousness, futuristic industrial zones that can house dangerous industries on the Moon or even Mars.

These are not pie-in-the-sky notions either. Just a few days prior to our meeting, it was reported that U.S.-based Mine in Space, which develops technology to mass produce solar panels and fibre optics in space, was acquired by AE Industrial Partners Redwire. In zero-gravity, materials can be made in their pure form, without all sorts of unnecessary molecular level blemishes, and thus produce fiber optics that can transmit much higher volumes than those that exist today, and solar panels that can generate more electricity from the sun.

SpacePharma, which has previously collaborated with Made in Space, wants a stake in this playground. Its next mission, scheduled for 2022, will shift from satellites to small production units that will operate in unmanned spacecrafts, blasting off with raw materials. The production process will be done in a space controlled remotely by SpacePharma personnel, and the finished products will land on Earth.

"The goal is to launch a soft drink containing an anti-aging polymer that will be produced in the unit within two years. At the same time, we are working on the production of crystals, antibodies for the pharmaceutical industry and even nerve cells and skin for transplants," Yamin said.

For that purpose, the company rented 100 kilograms on the Space Rider shuttle, the European Space Agencys flagship project, that will be wholly dedicated to space production. Their share makes up eight percent of the shuttles total capacity, most of which was leased by electronics and optical companies.

Mass production in space is the next challenge and it is much closer than we think, Yamin said. It wont be long before tiny spaceships will land in our homes delivering products we ordered directly from the factory in space.

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