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July 19, 2005
Rex Ridenoure, CEO and Co-Founder, Ecliptic Enterprises Corporation, June 22, 2005
For the first 20 years of his career while working at Hughes, Lockheed, and the Caltech/NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Rex Ridenoure made significant technical contributions as a spacecraft systems engineer, space-mission engineer, and system architect on more than a dozen pioneering space projects and studies such as Viking (Mars), shuttle-launched communications satellites such as HS-371 and LEASAT projects, the Hubble Space Telecope, Voyager 2 (Neptune), Lunar Observer, Pluto Fast Flyby, Mercury Dual Orbiter, Deep Space 1, and SURFSat. Ecliptic Enterprises Corporation provides systems for accessing and experiencing space and other extreme environments. The firm's popular RocketCam(TM) product family is the world's leading brand of onboard video and imaging systems for use with rockets and spacecraft for providing compelling onboard situational awareness and unique space-themed content.
Posted by David Lemberg at July 19, 2005 08:36 PM
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