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Author: David Oh

A configuration diagram drawn on a whiteboard.

March 2, 2020 / David Oh

Why does the Psyche spacecraft look like that?

The very first meeting I went to in my first job out of school was a “configuration meeting” (an engineering design meeting) for a huge telecommunications satellite called Multi-Media Asia....

This image shows a multicolored chart comparing the phases of a space mission with the phases of making a movie.

July 26, 2018 / David Oh

“How Building Psyche is like Making a Movie…”

What are Psyche’s Systems Engineers doing now? I’m David Oh, and this is my second time writing for the Psyche Blog. As Psyche’s Project Systems Engineer, I lead a team responsible for...

This artist's conception shows a close-up of the Psyche spacecraft against a starry background orbiting above the heavily cratered surface of the Psyche asteroid.

October 4, 2017 / David Oh

Creating Psyche: Innovation as Team Sport

I have been working with Lindy for over four years as system architect for the Psyche mission concept. The idea for the Psyche mission appealed to me from the very beginning.

Psyche / Journey to a Metal World

Last updated 06-20-2019
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