So this week I’m listening to aerospace podcast called This Week in Space: Going Interstellar. Special guest Jeff Greason,was being interviewed about using different types of propulsion to sojourn through space beyond our galaxy. Going Interstellar | TWiT.TV This week, Jeff Greason, our favorite interstellar propulsion advocate and resident genius, talks about how humanity…twit.tv Part of what Jeff talked about was using a type of wind found in space to…

Driving insights into others’ worlds — We all want to do great things. Many of us focus on how what we think is great should get done without stopping to ask what about ‘what’ is really great. Should you run a race you didn’t think you could? Should you call that person you are angry at…

And other things I’m afraid I might say… — It’s been a minute since I last wrote. At the forefront of my mind is the word “Voice”. Being authentic with our voice can be challenging. Saying what is in our hearts while having it be understood is even more of an enigma. …

And get started publishing peer reviewed research on Quantum Computing and share that with people in your community! — Ok — it is tomorrow! Today. I think I read Einstein said something about the past, present, and future being all one thing but don’t know where I read it! First things is first. The main image of this article was sent to me by a friend. I felt like…

Now its time to launch some rockets and simulate nuclear propulsion! — First, there is this author named Tim Denning who I think is always encouraging writers to use their true voice. I got the impression he just pounds out words and publishes. And today he sent out an article about putting out energy to create one’s own energy. So without thinking…

Applications in Nuclear Propulsion for Planetary Science Missions — Summary for the Curious Do you have a desire to push the frontiers of science, art, or engineering in new mediums? The purpose of this document is to form a constellation novel human computer interactions leveraging quantum computing and sensory arts. Quantum computing uses properties of sub-atomic particles to process information far more efficiently…

An outline of how that could look… — Welcome back. If you recall, in my last article we explored a social media initiated chatbot experience where people can learn about awesome NASA engineers, computer programmers, and scientists. How to control a rocket with your voice Multi-modal sketches integrating NASA, Amazon, and Citizen Scientistsmicahtinklepaugh.medium.com Given I’m short on time this week, I’ll just start with one screen and discuss where that could go.

Multi-modal sketches integrating NASA, Amazon, and Citizen Scientists — Today is about dreaming, so I’ve used an image cited below to foster creativity. Recently I came across a LinkedIn Post discussing how a Mesa like mountain on the moon had been named after NASA mathematician, computer scientist, and programmer Melba Mouton. Vanessa Wyche on LinkedIn: Moon Mountain Name Honors NASA Mathematician Melba Mouton | 48 comments To commemorate Black History Month, this past weekend, MERGE proudly sponsored the Midwest Invitational Black Rodeo in…www.linkedin.com

Tooltips, Multi-Modal Musings and Beyond — If you recall from my last article, I’m attempting to improve the design for ground control software that manages space vehicles during space missions. Design Patterns for Aerospace Software Should NASA implement tooltips into its open source software?micahtinklepaugh.medium.com My aim is to create holographic displays but before something as novel as that it is necesarry to start with somethings much closer to what is…