Ball Aerospace is thrilled to invite you to hear from our team at #AMS2024 in Baltimore. We are proud to present multiple sessions:

.MethaneSAT will have such an important job to do, and Ball Aerospace is proud to partner with EDF on the mission. We can't wait for it to head to space! More on our role: bit.ly/3ESmEnN

Can space telescopes have highlight reels? 🎬 We think so! Check out some of our recent hardware milestones! Stay up to date on the spacecraft's progress: go.nasa.gov/48RPH8B

We're excited for continued work with the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) on Airborne Phased Array Weather Radar (APAR). This effort focuses on advanced phased array technologies for the scientific weather community! #AMS2024

Congratulations to all the 2024 #Brookies! Ball Aerospace is excited to welcome Zoe Koniaris, a Junior studying Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University. #GoBeyond® 📰: bit.ly/3SBQPr0

Our goal is to deliver aerospace missions that study climate, air quality, biodiversity and weather/land imaging to inform science and policy that advance social and environmental justice across the planet. #AMS2024 Learn more: bit.ly/47z7aBa 📷: NASA/USGS

#AMS2024 is bringing together scientists, educators, students and industry professionals. Ball Aerospace is proud to be a leader in the design and development of advanced operational weather systems for civil and military markets. Explore careers at Ball: bit.ly/3mHdGhP

"I think the amount of information that we will learn out of this mission will be astounding, and I'm excited to be a part of it." Ball Aerospace proudly developed the high-performance advanced spectrometer instrument for the upcoming MethaneSAT mission. #cutmethane

Thanks for a great week at #AMS2024! The Ball Aerospace team was glad to connect with so many industry professionals, scientists and others to share our extensive heritage in operational weather systems. See you next time! 👋

New! ➡ The Weather System Follow-on – Microwave (WSF-M) satellite has successfully shipped to Vandenberg Space Force Base where it is expected to launch late next month. 📰: bit.ly/4bHN1wb

Successful delivery! We shipped the MethaneSAT satellite to Vandenberg Space Force Base where it is scheduled to launch next month. The mission will provide groundbreaking data on the scale and sources of global methane emissions. 🌎🛰️ 📰: bit.ly/3SZUwqZ

Thanks to our panelists Bill Burnham of HPE, David Ellis of Ball Aerospace, Brandon Gulla of Rancher Government Solutions (RGS), Jason Hunter of NAVSEA and moderator Peter Tseronis of Dots and Bridges for an engaging discussion during the Small Form Factor, Big Solution panel. #POCworktactical

Run, don't crabwalk...to process your own image of the Crab Nebula! 🦀 Take part in the latest season of NASA's #AstrophotoChallenge to learn how to work with data from missions such as Webb, Hubble, Chandra Observatory and more. Enter by Feb. 29: mo-www.cfa.harvard.edu/OWN/astrophoto…

#ICYMI! We're gearing up for the upcoming launch of MethaneSAT.

Launch your love into orbit this #ValentinesDay with our JPSS satellite-themed cards. 🛰️💌 Surround your friends, family, and loved ones with affection, letting them know they're as vital to you as satellites are to Earth. Download cards here: nesdis.noaa.gov/news/jpss-vale…

Spread the ❤️ This iconic picture of #Pluto is from Ball Aerospace’s Ralph camera on NASA's New Horizons spacecraft. Happy #ValentinesDay! 📷: NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI More on our role: bit.ly/3Q1en85

We're falling for #Landsat, pixel by pixel. ❤️🛰️ 51 years years later, we still love the NASA/USGS partnership 🫶 #ValentinesDay

We love it too! Ball Aerospace and Arizona Optical Systems, LLC built the lens assembly for the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) Camera.

For this #throwbackThursday, here's last year’s inside look at the Environmental Defense Fund's #MethaneSAT from The New Yorker, detailing its mission to pinpoint #methane emissions in order to slow down #climatechange. 📰: bit.ly/3n55IW9