Discussion in Aerospace Med » Carmack http://www.e-aerospacemed.com Thu, 13 May 2010 11:03:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 en hourly 1 FLIGHT #2 of Armadillo Aerospace’s Level 2 attempt at NGLLC 2009 http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/flight-2-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009 http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/flight-2-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009#comments Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:31:35 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/flight-2-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009 Watch Flight 2 of Armadillo Aerospace’s successful attempt to qualify to win Level 2 of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge. See Super Mod aka Scorpius return from the lunar surface pad to its original start position. The competition is still open as there are other teams attempting to win the $1M first place prize purse later in October 2009. You can find out more about NGLLC 2009 at: http://space.xprize.org/lunar-lander-challenge

You can also see photos at: www.lauchpad.xprize.org

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]]> http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/flight-2-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009/feed 25 FLIGHT #1 of Armadillo Aerospace’s Level 2 attempt at NGLLC 2009 http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/flight-1-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009 http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/flight-1-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009#comments Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:31:24 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/flight-1-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009 Watch Flight 1 of Armadillo Aerospace’s successful attempt to qualify to win Level 2 of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge. See Super Mod aka Scorpius return from the lunar surface pad to its original start position. The competition is still open as there are other teams attempting to win the $1M first place prize purse later in October 2009. You can find out more about NGLLC 2009 at: http://space.xprize.org/lunar-lander-challenge

You can also see photos at: www.lauchpad.xprize.org

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]]> http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/flight-1-of-armadillo-aerospaces-level-2-attempt-at-ngllc-2009/feed 25 Dr. George Nield (FAA) at NASA HQ http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/dr-george-nield-faa-at-nasa-hq http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/dr-george-nield-faa-at-nasa-hq#comments Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:39:26 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/dr-george-nield-faa-at-nasa-hq Watch Dr. George Nield, ociate Administrator, Office of Commercial Space Transportation, FAA’s full speech honoring Armadillo Aerospace’s $350,000 Level 1 win of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge 2008 at NASA HQ on Dec 5, 2008. The competition is supervised by the X PRIZE Foundation, with the prize purse coming from NASA’s Centennial Challenges and sponsorship from Northrop Grumman and the State of New Mexico.

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]]> http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/dr-george-nield-faa-at-nasa-hq/feed 1 Interview with John Carmack of Armadillo Aerospace at NGLLC http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace/interview-with-john-carmack-of-armadillo-aerospace-at-ngllc http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace/interview-with-john-carmack-of-armadillo-aerospace-at-ngllc#comments Sun, 06 Sep 2009 18:14:02 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace/interview-with-john-carmack-of-armadillo-aerospace-at-ngllc This is the post Pixel flight interview with John Carmack of Armadillo Aerospace at he 2008 Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge.

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]]> http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace/interview-with-john-carmack-of-armadillo-aerospace-at-ngllc/feed 11 Carl Meade (Northrop Grumman) at NASA HQ http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/carl-meade-northrop-grumman-at-nasa-hq http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/carl-meade-northrop-grumman-at-nasa-hq#comments Mon, 31 Aug 2009 20:11:43 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/carl-meade-northrop-grumman-at-nasa-hq Watch Carl Meade, Director of Space Systems, Northrop Grumman’s full speech honoring Armadillo Aerospace’s $350,000 Level 1 win of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge 2008 at NASA HQ on Dec 5, 2008. The competition is supervised by the X PRIZE Foundation, with the prize purse coming from NASA’s Centennial Challenges and sponsorship from Northrop Grumman and the State of New Mexico.

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]]> http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/carl-meade-northrop-grumman-at-nasa-hq/feed 2 $350K Level 1 Winner’s Press Event, Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge 2008 at NASA HQ http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/350k-level-1-winners-press-event-northrop-grumman-lunar-lander-challenge-2008-at-nasa-hq http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/350k-level-1-winners-press-event-northrop-grumman-lunar-lander-challenge-2008-at-nasa-hq#comments Wed, 19 Aug 2009 06:22:52 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/350k-level-1-winners-press-event-northrop-grumman-lunar-lander-challenge-2008-at-nasa-hq Watch the highlights of the NASA Press Conference held by Mike Griffin, NASA Administrator on December 5, 2008 where Armadillo Aerospace, the winner of the $350,000 Level 1 Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge was honored by NASA, the X PRIZE Foundation, Northrop Grumman, the State of New Mexico and the FAA’s Office of Commercial Space Transportation.

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]]> http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-watches/350k-level-1-winners-press-event-northrop-grumman-lunar-lander-challenge-2008-at-nasa-hq/feed 1 Mike Griffin (NASA Administrator) at NASA HQ http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/mike-griffin-nasa-administrator-at-nasa-hq http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/mike-griffin-nasa-administrator-at-nasa-hq#comments Mon, 10 Aug 2009 04:15:21 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/mike-griffin-nasa-administrator-at-nasa-hq Watch Mike Griffin, NASA Administrator’s full speech on NASA and the commercial space sector. He also honors the $350,000 Level 1 win of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge 2008 by Armadillo Aerospace at NASA HQ on Dec 5, 2008. The competition is supervised by the X PRIZE Foundation, with the prize purse coming from NASA’s Centennial Challenges and sponsorship from Northrop Grumman and the State of New Mexico.

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]]> http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/mike-griffin-nasa-administrator-at-nasa-hq/feed 1 John Carmack (Armadillo Aerospace) at NASA HQ http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/john-carmack-armadillo-aerospace-at-nasa-hq http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/john-carmack-armadillo-aerospace-at-nasa-hq#comments Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:48:44 +0000 admin http://www.e-aerospacemed.com/aerospace-nasa/john-carmack-armadillo-aerospace-at-nasa-hq John Carmack of Armadillo Aerospace accepts his $350,000 Prize for winning Level 1 of the 2008 Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge. The Prize purse was put up by NASA as part of their Centennial Challenges and the competition was administered by the X PRIZE Foundation.

The Challenge is designed to accelerate commercial technological developments supporting the birth of a new generation of Lunar Landers capable of ferrying payloads or humans back and forth between lunar orbit and the lunar surface. Such a vehicle would have direct application to NASAs space exploration goals as well as the personal spaceflight industry, including the Google Lunar X PRIZE competitors. Additionally, the challenge will help industry develop the operational capacity to launch quick turnaround vertical take-off, vertical landing vehicles, which will be of significant use to many facets of the commercial launch procurement market.

The Competition is divided into two levels. Level 1 requires a rocket to take off from a designated launch area, rocket up to 150 feet (50 meters) altitude, then hover for 90 seconds while landing precisely on a landing pad 50 meters away. The flight must then be repeated in reverse—and both flights, along with all of the necessary preparation for each, must take place within a two and a half hour period.

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