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Tim Sweezy

Tim Sweezy

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Freelance, Tech Writer, HotHardware

North Carolina

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  • Snap A Real Selfie From Outer Space Thanks To An Ex-NASA Engineer

    By Tim Sweezy| HotHardware Verified A former NASA engineer turned YouTuber has found a round-a-bout way to give people the opportunity to snap a selfie of themselves from space. The satellite will also send an alert to a person when it is above their location on Earth, making it possible to photobomb themselves in their own selfie from space. Mark Robler, also known for his googly-eyed robot that is unbeatable at Rock, Paper, Scissors, is launching a satellite with the aid of Google and T-Mobile to make space selfies a reality.

    By Tim Sweezy · HotHardware

    Dec. 05, 2024

  • Space Firms Join Forces On Project Bromo To Challenge Musk's Starlink

    By Tim Sweezy| HotHardware Verified European space companies Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo have joined forces to take on Elon Musk’s Starlink in the growing space-based internet race. Until the recent announcement of the joint venture, named Project Bromo, the satellite makers had only hinted that they were looking at working with one another. According to reports, the project has garnered enough traction to earn the nifty codename, fashioned after Indonesian volcano Mount Bromo, within Airbus.

    By Tim Sweezy · HotHardware

    Dec. 03, 2024

  • Snap A Real Selfie From Outer Space Thanks To An Ex-NASA Engineer

    By Tim Sweezy| HotHardware Verified A former NASA engineer turned YouTuber has found a round-a-bout way to give people the opportunity to snap a selfie of themselves from space. The satellite will also send an alert to a person when it is above their location on Earth, making it possible to photobomb themselves in their own selfie from space. Mark Robler, also known for his googly-eyed robot that is unbeatable at Rock, Paper, Scissors, is launching a satellite with the aid of Google and T-Mobile to make space selfies a reality.

    By Tim Sweezy · HotHardware

    Dec. 05, 2024

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HotHardware

Computing, Mobile Tech and Gadget Reviews and Industry News For Enthusiasts, Savvy Consumers and IT Professionals. For unbiased evaluations of hottest tech gear, headlines and news that matter most to you, along with coverage of breakout technologies that will shape our future, we bring it - tested and burned in.

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