Reducing Uncertainty in Space: How Slingshot is Making Space a Safer Domain
by Max Geissbuhler
During this talk, Max Geissbuhler will provide an overview of Slingshot's mission and products, including a discussion about how a telescope system at Grand Mesa Observatory is contributing meaningful data to Slingshot's Global Sensor Network.
Max Geissbuhler manages Slingshot's Orbital Analysis team, which is responsible for analyzing data collected by Slingshot's Global Sensor Network. His background is in aerospace engineering, and he holds a bachelors and masters degree in aerospace engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Max currently works remotely for Slingshot from Edwards, CO, a mountain town approximately 20 minutes west of Vail. In his free time, Max enjoys skiing (uphill and downhill) during the winter and biking (road and mountain) during the summer.
In-person and online via Zoom | Tuesday, May 7, 2024 | 6pm MDT
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