Mission - Immortal Data

ENTREPRENEURIAL SPACE IS RAPIDLY DEVELOPING

We are at the start of a disruptive transition in the use of and access to space. New entrepreneurial launch companies are developing and operating vehicles without the massive and expensive contractor bureaucracy of NASA and the military.

SPACE IS BECOMING AFFORDABLE

The result is a proliferation of companies and various new approaches to launch, offering radically reduced costs of placing payloads in orbit and shorter timelines to launch.

NEW AND MASSIVE SPACE APPLICATIONS ARE EMERGING

These developments have spurred the emergence of whole new categories of entrepreneurial companies producing and operating small cheap satellites for both old and new applications, taking advantage of the “microsization” of computer technology.

SATELLITES ARE GETTING SMALLER AND LESS COSTLY WHILE ACCOMPLISHING THEIR MISSION TASKS FASTER
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Satellites are becoming cheaper devices weighing a few hundred to a few pounds and performing tasks once done only by bus-sized satellites costing hundreds of millions.

EXISTING SYSTEMS THAT ACQUIRE, MONITOR, CONTROL,COLLECT, AGGREGATE, AND PRESERVE DATA ARE NOT UP TO THE CHALLENGES OF COMMERCIAL SPACE

Both launch vehicles and payloads need data acquisition and control systems (DAQs), and ultimately flight data recorders (black boxes).

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FEBRUARY 1, 2003: Columbia broke up as it returned to Earth. The disintegration of the orbiter spanned about 2,000 square miles (5,180 sq. km) in east Texas alone.

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Timeline of Discovering the Cause of Space Accidents

JANUARY 28, 1986
Challenger broke up 78 seconds after launch.

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APRIL 10, 1986
NASA announced the shuttle astronauts remains had been found.

JUNE 9, 1986
The Rogers Commission submitted the official report to the president.

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FEBRUARY 1, 2003
Columbia broke up as it returned to Earth.

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MARCH 19, 2003
An electronic box was found intact, containing vital information on the descent of the shuttle that was not sent down to Mission Control via telemetry. Shuttles do not have an on-board black box; telemetry provides this type of vital information to the ground command.

APRIL 20, 2003
NY Times reported the 12-week search ended after divers and a remote-controlled submersible craft wrapped up a final week-long video sweep of the site, located in about 87 feet of water.

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5 months
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$414 M*
‍Cost of investigation

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AUGUST 26, 2003
The Columbia Accident Investigation Board released its report.

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8 months
‍Duration of investigation

$564 M*
‍Cost of investigation

*In today's USD value (2021)

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Timeline of Discovering the Cause of Space Accidents

JANUARY 28, 1986
Challenger broke up 78 seconds after launch.

APRIL 10, 1986
NASA announced the shuttle astronauts remains had been found.

JUNE 9, 1986
The Rogers Commission submitted the official report to the president.

FEBRUARY 1, 2003
Columbia broke up as it returned to Earth.

MARCH 19, 2003
An electronic box was found intact, containing vital information on the descent of the shuttle that was not sent down to Mission Control via telemetry. Shuttles do not have an on-board black box; telemetry provides this type of vital information to the ground command.

APRIL 20, 2003
NY Times reported the 12-week search ended after divers and a remote-controlled submersible craft wrapped up a final week-long video sweep of the site, located in about 87 feet of water.

5 months
‍Duration of investigation

$414 M*
‍Cost of investigation

AUGUST 26, 2003
The Columbia Accident Investigation Board released its report.

8 months
‍Duration of investigation

$564 M*
‍Cost of investigation

What Plan Fits you best?

Drop us a line

About

We are well-positioned in the aerospace industry

Our Team

The Future is Moving

Professional Webflow Startup Pack

This is how we work

The idea of Immortal Data was born from disaster

This is how we work

Timeline of Discovering the Cause of Space Accidents

JANUARY 28, 1986Challenger broke up 78 seconds after launch.

APRIL 10, 1986 NASA announced the shuttle astronauts remains had been found.

JUNE 9, 1986 The Rogers Commission submitted the official report to the president.

FEBRUARY 1, 2003 Columbia broke up as it returned to Earth.

MARCH 19, 2003 An electronic box was found intact, containing vital information on the descent of the shuttle that was not sent down to Mission Control via telemetry. Shuttles do not have an on-board black box; telemetry provides this type of vital information to the ground command.

APRIL 20, 2003NY Times reported the 12-week search ended after divers and a remote-controlled submersible craft wrapped up a final week-long video sweep of the site, located in about 87 feet of water.

5 months‍Duration of investigation

$414 M* ‍Cost of investigation

AUGUST 26, 2003 The Columbia Accident Investigation Board released its report.

8 months‍Duration of investigation

$564 M*‍Cost of investigation

What Plan Fits you best?

Drop us a line

About

We are well-positioned in the aerospace industry

Our Team

JANUARY 28, 1986
Challenger broke up 78 seconds after launch.

APRIL 10, 1986
NASA announced the shuttle astronauts remains had been found.

JUNE 9, 1986
The Rogers Commission submitted the official report to the president.

FEBRUARY 1, 2003
Columbia broke up as it returned to Earth.

MARCH 19, 2003
An electronic box was found intact, containing vital information on the descent of the shuttle that was not sent down to Mission Control via telemetry. Shuttles do not have an on-board black box; telemetry provides this type of vital information to the ground command.

APRIL 20, 2003
NY Times reported the 12-week search ended after divers and a remote-controlled submersible craft wrapped up a final week-long video sweep of the site, located in about 87 feet of water.

5 months
‍Duration of investigation

$414 M*
‍Cost of investigation

AUGUST 26, 2003
The Columbia Accident Investigation Board released its report.

8 months
‍Duration of investigation

$564 M*
‍Cost of investigation