Thanks to local #GNV ⁦GainesvilleSun⁩ for promoting our contributions to European Space Agency and @nasa LISA #GravitationalWave mission! FLORIDA ⁦UF MAE⁩ UF Engineering⁩ are making important contributions to this landmark mission. ⁦LISA Mission⁩ gainesville.com/story/news/202…

Thanks Tetsu-JA0CAW ! We have turned #CHOMPTT back on yesterday to perform more science operations in the coming months. Look forward to more beacon packets in the near future. CHOMPTT is now 2+ years on orbit and still functioning! #CubeSats #hamradio #hamr

Congrats Virgin Orbit!

2.4 years but close enough. Thanks Orlando!

Great to see another The New York Times article covering the European Space Agency - NASA LISA mission and #GravitationalWaves. LISA Mission

Thanks Stefano Vitale for discussing our Charge Management System contributions to the European Space Agency - @nasa LISA mission at the National Academies meeting today! NASEM Space & Aero LISA Mission

A group of sharks is a shiver; eels are a swarm. A group of black holes? Times readers offered hundreds of suggestions, including "an abyss," "a crunch," "a haunting," "a chasm," "a mosh pit," "a Trump" and "a Congress." nyti.ms/3hWHMPz

We're excited to help study seismic events again, this time on the moon! Dr Panning, the FSS PI, gives an overview of the mission below. We're leveraging MarCO tech to provide computer and communications capabilities. #mxlabs Michigan Aerospace U-M Space Institute Michigan Engineering

Congrats to Precision Space Systems Laboratory (PSSL) grad student Samantha Parry Kenyon Samantha Parry Kenyon for expertly defending her PhD thesis today on charge management technology and numerical modeling for LISA! LISA Mission LISA Early Career Scientist Group (LECS)

Take a minute to vote for the AIAA Small Sat Mission of the Year. The PSSL does not have a mission in the running this year but we likely will next year.

Thanks Thomas Zurbuchen for promoting the great work that our FLORIDA UF MAE graduate students and postdocs are doing for NASA and the LISA #gravitationalwaves mission! LISA Mission

Collaborations across academia, industry, and NASA are super important for complex space missions, and this collab btw MIT STAR Lab, FLORIDA Precision Space Systems Laboratory (PSSL) , and NASA Ames is a great example. Note the PSSL logo right next to the STAR lab logo on the FPGA board!

Thanks NASA STMD for promoting our tech development work with MIT and NASA Ames on laser cross-links for future nano-satellite networks. MIT STAR Lab NASA Ames NASA Technology UF MAE

CHOMPTT Telemetry 10668 Frames TOTAL uploaded to PSSL DB and SatNOGS DB pssl.mae.ufl.edu/#chomptt/main/ db.satnogs.org/satellite/GYLI… Precision Space Systems Laboratory (PSSL) #CHOMPTT #CubeSat

After three years, the PSSL is back at Cal Poly for #CubeSatDW. UF MAE PhD candidate Danielle Coogan presents her work on clock synchronization and orbit determination using simultaneous GPS and laser crosslink measurements across satellite networks.

The NASA Ames / Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) / FLORIDA CLICK-A CubeSat is now safely on board the International Space Station! Great views from the joint MIT STAR Lab and Precision Space Systems Laboratory (PSSL) team from the Space Coast.

Today, UF MAE grad student Dani Coogan describes how the NASA Ames / MIT STAR Lab / FLORIDA Precision Space Systems Laboratory (PSSL) CLICK CubeSats convert laser pulses into precision ranging and timing data at #SmallSat.

Congrats to the CLICK and BeaverCube teams! The Precision Space Systems Laboratory (PSSL) Lab is looking forward to CLICK-A operations paving the way for CLICK-B/C next year. NASA Ames MIT AeroAstro UF MAE

Our recent publication on the results of a multi-year, large sample size UV LED lifetime testing campaign for the European Space Agency / NASA LISA #GravitationalWave mission was just highlighted in AIP #scilight. aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/10…

Two FLORIDA Precision Space Systems Laboratory (PSSL) contributions to NASA astrophysics missions highlighted by the new NASA Astrophysics Division director, Mark Clampin, at #AAS241: LISA (LISA Mission) and the Habitable Worlds Observatory. (can you spot the UF PSSL logo? in his charts?)