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How To Become A Space Hacker
1. Space hacking involves using open data, software, and hardware from space agencies and companies to collaborate on space-related projects and solve challenges. 2. Space Apps NYC is a grassroots community of over 1,500 space hackers established in 2012 to participate in NASA's International Space Apps Challenge hackathon event using open data. 3. The 2016 Space Apps Challenge will take place April 22-24 with around 200 locations worldwide, including major sites in New York City, where some of the largest events are held.
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How To Become A Space Hacker
- 1. HOW TO BECOMEA SPACE HACKER Exploring The New Frontier 1
- 2. WHY SPACE HACKING? WHYNOW? • Historic Collaboration With Space Agencies And Institutions • Open Data - Available For Any Use • Open Source Software - Advanced Capabilities • Open Source Hardware - Cheap, Off The Shelf • New Commercial Space Ventures - Amazing Opportunities 2
- 3. 3 http://www.spaceappschallenge.org/ http://www.spaceappsnyc.com/ YouTube: http://j.mp/toSpaceVideos Twitter: @SpaceApps,@SpaceAppsNYC Meetup: http://meetup.com/Space-Apps-NYC/ SPACE APPS NYC: A GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY OF OVER 1500 SPACE HACKERS, ESTABLISHED IN 2012
- 4. Innovation through OpenData NASA’s open data convenes global citizens through the International Space Apps Challenge to solve mission-relevant challenges. Space Apps is NASA’s incubator innovation program to fulfill federal open data mandates to spur innovation. Beth Beck, NASA’s Open Innovation Program Manager Office of the Chief Information Officer NYC
- 5. Innovation through OpenData 25 83 95 133 101 770 671 947 2012 2013 2014 2015 Events Solutions Produced Space Apps: 2012-2015 Beth Beck, NASA’s Open Innovation Program Manager Office of the Chief Information Officer 2015
- 6. 6 ON APRIL 22-24,2016, THERE W ILL BE AROUND 200 NASA SPACE APPS SITES W ORLDWIDE… SPACE APPS NYC IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST & BEST https://2016.spaceappschallenge.org/locations/new-york-ny-usa https://2016.spaceappschallenge.org/locations/brooklyn-ny-usa https://2016.spaceappschallenge.org/locations/laurel-md-usa https://2016.spaceappschallenge.org/locations/arlington-va-usa
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- 19. SOME AWESOME VIDEOS Andnow… 19
- 20. 20 http://j.mp/OpenSpaceList Join the AMNHOpenSpace Mailing List For Announcements About The Community Development Project openspace.itn.liu.se
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- 22. 22 Thank You! Mike Caprio twitter:@mik3cap http://mikecapr.io
Editor's Notes
- #2 Thank you Honor to speak at one of the top universities for aerospace, aeronautics, applied physics My background Degree in comp sci from WPI Worked in startups, at Internet comps and my own businesses for 20 years Built enterprise solutions for Fortune 50 Innovation consultant for Viacom, eBay, TIME Inc, AMNH StartupBus exclusive, worldwide community of top tech professionals Community organizer for NASA Space Apps Challenge
- #3 Not a very technical talk About opportunities to "break into space"
- #4 Founded space apps nyc in 2012 Top space apps site amongst hundreds Global mainstage hosting NASA dignitaries in 2014, 2015 what is space apps? Misnomer, not all space, not all apps Interdisciplinary hackathon Solve NASA challenges to improve life on Earth and in space Get to work with NASA Dozens of Space Apps NYC participants approached by NASA
- #5 Relative size of communities around the world There's new york city
- #6 does space apps work? 2500 open source projects created over 3 years 2015 statistics for participation 20,000 people this year
- #7 It's happening in 3 weeks Register right now at spaceappschallenge.org Challenges online now 4 nearest locations to Princeton, or participate virtually
- #8 But Space Apps couldn't happen without free software and free data NASA releases everything into public domain worldwide Literal treasure trove of data, APIs, code Several ex-googlers created big data company using NASA climate data Predict crop failures, make advance insurance payments Sold to Monsanto for $1 billion
- #9 Is space hacking for real? ISEE-3 reboot - small team of space hackers attempt salvage Launched in 1978 - no onboard computer, no memory, like a RC airplane Returned 36 years later
- #10 Dennis Wingo, ultimate space hacker & technoarchaeologist Team needed to recreate equipment to reach ISEE-3 Software defined radio - GNU radio open software NASA worked with team to attempt salvage As long as team kept achieving gating requirements, allowed to proceed
- #11 what about launching your own hacks? cubesats, nanosats, picosats, pocket satellites
- #12 stick whatever you want in a 10cm cube Microcontrollers, computers smaller than index cards, smartphones
- #13 crowdfunding sites like fiatphysica.com examples of successfully funded projects
- #14 400 km - the orbit of the International Space Station communities and resources
- #15 Libre SF - SatNOGS, UpSat
- #16 Kubos - creator of Ardusat, former engineer from Spire
- #17 Satsearch - brand new site in beta, buy satellite parts
- #18 DIY space books by Sandy Antunes
- #19 Official channel partners Nanoracks - launch services and payloads Made in space - 3D printing on station Center for Advancement of Science In Space - NASA non-profit commercialize ISS national lab NASA SBIR, STTR - small business innovation research, technology transfer NY based Final FD and industrial design company Super-Releaser won $370,000 grant to make next gen spacesuit glove
- #20 Innovation consultant at American Museum of Natural History OpenSpace open source multiplatform software to simulate space uses AMNH Digital Universe API planetariums, home computers, game consoles and VR, smartphones, web Developed as part of a 5 year grant fully funded by NASA Open source community launching later this year 1. Rosetta / Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko imaging campaign. We have used the amazing model created by "amateur" image processor Mattias Malmer, who did photogrammetry on the NAVCAM images from Rosetta. This proof of concept video uses only twelve images and also shows the trajectory of the spacecraft. 2. New Horizons / Jupiter gravity boost, 4x4 mosaic of Red Spot (near terminator because of low light sensitivity of the NH LORRI camera), February 27th, 2007. This video shows the combination of NASA navigation and articulation files (NAIF SPICE) and images, with time stamps, from the NASA Planetary Data Service (PDS). The SPICE files give us precise aiming in time and position, and the images then fall into precise position, relative to one another without any post processing on our part. (The yellow delineation along the trajectory marks hours)