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Cozy Dark emerging technology began work in 2010 as a skunkworks-style engineering firm and is registered with CCR and NSPIRES.

Our early engineering & design efforts have focused on orbital debris solutions and electrodynamic tether technology.

Zach Urbina founded Cozy Dark with the cooperation of technical, research, and academic colleagues in the Southern California AeroAstro community.

We also have a growing library of space science talks featuring Apollo astronaut Buzz Aldrin, astrophysicist Sean Carroll and more.


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“We shouldn’t have long to wait to find out what the space between stars is really like.” | The Voyager Interstellar Mission (VIM) is one of the most incredible events of our lifetime, and this brings me back to a couple years ago when I worked in the Science & Mathematics Dept. at my previous university, and ran the telescope at the Lake Afton Observatory. Part of my job was to design a new exhibit for the Voyager missions (Voyager Planetary and Voyager Interstellar). I have never had as much fun at any job in my life, particularly when working on the Voyager exhibits and educating the public about their importance.“The Voyager project was to me, and I think to everybody involved with it, the most epic journey in the history of our species.” - Jurrie Van Der Woude, Image Coordinator for the Voyager missions. via indianajosh/crookedindifference:

“We shouldn’t have long to wait to find out what the space between stars is really like.” |

The Voyager Interstellar Mission (VIM) is one of the most incredible events of our lifetime, and this brings me back to a couple years ago when I worked in the Science & Mathematics Dept. at my previous university, and ran the telescope at the Lake Afton Observatory. Part of my job was to design a new exhibit for the Voyager missions (Voyager Planetary and Voyager Interstellar). I have never had as much fun at any job in my life, particularly when working on the Voyager exhibits and educating the public about their importance.

“The Voyager project was to me, and I think to everybody involved with it, the most epic journey in the history of our species.” - Jurrie Van Der Woude, Image Coordinator for the Voyager missions.

via indianajosh/crookedindifference:

(via itsfullofstars)

Source jpl.nasa.gov

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    if i ever get a tattoo it will be of one of the voyagers i love them so much
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  14. rachelfinder said: This makes me so proud of the Voyager program! This is why we need to keep investing in space research, science, and theory: for the sheer excitement of exploration and learning!
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