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“State of Aerospace” in Hawaii Briefing to Aerospace States Association Robert M. Kelso Executive Director, PISCES April 2015

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“State of Aerospace” in

Hawaii

Briefing to Aerospace States Association

Robert M. Kelso Executive Director, PISCES

April 2015

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World-class Astronomy in Hawai’i

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Laser Optical Communications – NASA / Hawai’i

BEFORE CONSTRUCTION

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Paving the Road to Space Settlement - PISCES Sustainable Concrete / Basalt Manufacturing

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Hawai’i – Commercial SpacePort License

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

• Ties State’s #1 economic driver (tourism) with Space• SPACE-TOURISM

• Economic impact on local economy, high-tech jobs.• Sub-orbital micro-G experiments

KONA

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High Quality Lunar/Mars Analogues Test Sites

PISCES

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MoonRIDERSGOAL: To develop, launch, fly and land on the moon a Hawaii High School student-built lunar surface experiment, in concert with technology from the NASA Kennedy Space Center as a hosted payload on one of the upcoming Google Lunar X-Prize (GLXP) launch

WHEN: GLXP launch in late 2016/early 2017

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HI-SEAS Habitat

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Small Satellite Launch from East-coast Hawai’i

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

• Establishes Hawai’i as a space-launch state

• Economic impact on local economy, high-tech jobs.

• 19.5 deg latitude – improved ascent performance

• USN South Point Satellite Station for launch TT&C

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Small Satellite Launch Capability for Hawai’i

606 pounds (275 kilograms) into a 248-mile-high (400-kilometer) orbit from the Hawaii launch base

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BACKUP

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ICON Mission• Ionospheric Connection Explorer (ICON) is a NASA Earth Science

mission scheduled to launch in the summer of 2017. http://icon.ssl.berkeley.edu/

• Hawaii perspective for PEGASUS - Low risk, low impact mission that may set the stage for future missions.

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CONOPsL1011 stages at Hilo Airport

MCC located on Hawaii’s east coast

AAC Range Safety stages at South Point, Hawai’i to

support mission with TM and Command

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PISCES SPACE ROBOTICS – SURFACE SYSTEMSTechnology Enhancement Program

• New avionics/ computer • Payload computer / interface

• Solar/Fuel Cell Power distrib system• New communications system

• Navigation – Instrumentation & S/W• Imaging / camera systems

• New lighting systems• Flight delay emulator

• New display and control (D&C)• Flight Recorder

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY - Integrate NASA 1KW

fuel cell into rover

COMM RELAY - Added NASA flight communications remote interface connectivity into PISCES test site

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Dust…Dust everywhere

Dust on Apollo 12 camera