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Congrats to Astrobot Dylan Stowers for winning last month's Goose Award 🥇 - acknowledging people who embody the spirit of collaboration & team work. ✏️Q: What are you most proud of accomplishing since you started at Astrobotic in February 2020? A: My proudest accomplishment would have to be assisting in the design, manufacture and test of the Payload Interface Mobile Simulator (PIMS). This lead to a trip to Kennedy Space Center to successfully test the MSolo NASA payload which will be flying on our first mission, Peregrine. Q: What project are you currently working on? A: I’m developing flight wiring harness schematics and 3D designs for Peregrine Mission One for manufacturing and testing. I’m also creating internal standards to be applied to all flight wiring harness designs across the company for integration and end to end validation. Q: What do you like most about your job? A: I would honestly say the best part of my job is the amazing team I have the privilege of working with. I get to interface with multiple subsystems and teams daily to ensure the electrical architecture of the mission is functional and there are no missed connections. This task is made much easier and enjoyable because of the friendly demeanor of everyone here.

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Gregory Benke

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Congrats Dylan!

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Michael Pierce

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Congrats Dylan!

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Nicole Kaika

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Congrats, Dylan. Take care of the goose😉.

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Esteban Duran

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Congrats Dylan! I remember that shirt made me laugh at Firefly whenever you wore it. Best wishes to you and the Astrobotic team!

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Joseph Quirk

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I always knew Dylan was destined for great things, even back as a gosling.

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Eric Schmidt

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He always did a great job during our time at Hyliion as well.

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Jeffrey Remark

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Congratulations Dylan! I also love your shirt in the picture!

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"It’s not easy to get from North Lincoln Avenue to the Lake of Death..." - but we're doing just that! A great in-depth look from TIME https://lnkd.in/gZ8v4NVv

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"Engineers have further matured two landing sensor systems that could be used for future lunar and Martian touchdowns, thanks to a recent flight test above the mountains north of California’s Mojave Desert." Read more below:

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We are proud to announce that we have been picked to #survivethenight on the Moon. No Lunar rover has been able to simultaneously survive the extremely cold temperatures & maintain communication with the Earth. #spacetechnology #space #moon

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“This success marks a major program milestone for Peregrine mission as well as for Astrobotic as a company. Confirming the technical capabilities of our team and our custom-built avionics and communications systems in a sophisticated, system-level spacecraft test was a tremendous success. Seeing the entire team overcome test challenges felt close to flying the actual mission. This is a great accomplishment for our historic trip to the Moon,” - Ander Solorzano, Flight Director & Lead Systems Engineer https://lnkd.in/eE4cXkEt #NASA #space #success

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On this #InternationalMoonDay, we're honoring the past and looking ahead to when Peregrine lands on the Moon later this year. With 24 payloads and tens of thousands of individuals joining us through our DHL #MoonBox program, we're humbled to have so many of you aboard.

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“We came all this way to explore the Moon, and the most important thing is that we discovered the Earth,” - Astronaut Bill Anders. Happy Day, everyone. We are honored to be leading America back to the Moon so soon after the 50th anniversary of #Apollo

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