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Ocean Robotics Planet Newsletter ORPN

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By Richie Enzmann, Mariah Pulver, Northrop Grumman
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES Saab Seaeye - Various Positions - Fareham, England, UK Junior Production Engineer / Senior Development Test Engineer / Integration Tech Engineer / Senior Systems Engineer / Technical Author <read more> ORE Catapult - Sr. Marine Autonomy Specialist - Hayle, UK / Hybrid Remote <read more> National Oceanography Centre (NOC) - Associate Head of Marine Autonomous Robotic Systems (Operations) - Southampton, UK <read more> Impact Subsea - Technical Sales Engineer - Aberdeen, UK...
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Beneath the Surface | Northrop Grumman

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By Mariah Pulver
| Northrop Grumman
By Mariah Pulver It started with a challenge - how could we help the U.S. military conduct extended undersea missions? In 2020, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) released a request for proposals on a new class of uncrewed underwater vehicle (UUV). Their request sought to advance capabilities in energy management, efficiency, power, fueling and more for long-range and long-duration missions.
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NASA delivers first flight hardware to ESA for Lunar Pathfinder Original

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By Mariah Pulver
| Phys.org Verified
NASA delivered the first flight hardware for the Lunar Pathfinder mission to ESA (European Space Agency), which formally accepted the instrument on Nov. 4. NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, developed the instrument, a laser retroreflector array, which will test new navigation techniques for lunar missions. NASA and ESA plan to launch Lunar Pathfinder via a future Commercial Lunar Payload Services delivery.
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