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You probably know GITAI for space robotics. Now we build solid rocket motors too. GITAI is expanding its vertically integrated capabilities to support defense-focused LEO satellite constellations, including applications for missile defense. As part of that effort, our propulsion team is developing and hot-fire testing solid rocket motors in-house,...

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Aetheronvor 2 Monaten

The more companies, engineers and tech you put into the space age, the sturdier the economy that opens up. Iteration is how you correct and learn. That path works. And it teaches.

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McClain Electronics Engineeringvor 2 Monaten

Rapid build test learn is such a great approach. A much better approach vs review and analyze ad nauseam in hopes of one shotting a build. There's important learning that comes from build and test, and the quicker you can realize that it greatly helps the development.

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Mathew Youssefvor 2 Monaten

I know Gitai for ignoring me🥲

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