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Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is a not-for-profit center for engineering, research & development. Retweets/follows ≠ endorsements
Laurel, MarylandJoined February 2009

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🔴TODAY at 3pm ET Hear from and #JHUAPL experts as they discuss #DARTMission. nasa.gov/live DART, NASA's first #PlanetaryDefense mission, will smash into the moon of an asteroid to change its orbit on Mon, Sep 26. More ➡️ dart.jhuapl.edu
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The #DARTMission will soon make #PlanetaryDefense history. Join us today at 3pm ET (1900 GMT) for a briefing on the planned impact at a small moonlet of a non-threatening asteroid. This test – the first of its kind – will take place on Monday, Sept. 26. nasa.gov/live
animated sequence shows a small asteroid orbiting a larger asteroid, then the DART spacecraft approaching and targeting the small asteroid with its cameras
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Two members of the executive team at #JHUAPL – James Miller and Dave Van Wie – have been appointed to the Defense Science Board, a federal advisory committee chartered to provide leadership with independent advice and recommendations.
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This is the first color photo of Earth from space. 📸🌍 55 years ago, #JHUAPL built DODGE, the Gravity Experiment spacecraft. DODGE carried a camera on board, which produced the first color picture of the whole planet #OTD in 1967.
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A #JHUAPL and team earned a best paper award at the 2022 IEEE Integrated STEM Education Conference, for documenting how they developed an interactive microseminar to teach neuroscience, robotics and computer science to students 📝
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#FlashbackFriday In 1996, a famous face appeared on Johns Hopkins APL’s campus: Cal Ripken Jr. While shooting a commercial, the production team choose #JHUAPL’s Building 23, because of it’s “scientific setting.” Some APLers were even asked to be extras. #APL80th
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The Arctic is one of the most EXTREME environments 🥶 ❄️ As the changing climate leads to increased human activity, we need to understand how the Arctic’s atmospheric conditions may impact equipment like radar systems. That's where the MET UAS comes in. jhuapl.link/iks
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