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I can tell you from my experience with our members that we have quite many field professionals here, from those that actually landed hardware on Mars, to those working for large space launch providers and in space systems integration, analytics and space policy, space historians,... That isn't really a coincidence as we actively work in promoting our site to relevant expert communities (see e.g. this thread as an example of that), but unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to disclose which individuals that are or where they work, unless they're comfortable in sharing that by themselves (site policy). You might however recognize some of the names in our list of members by yourself, though Elon Musk that ain't.

I can tell you from my experience with our members that we have quite many field professionals here, from those that actually landed hardware on Mars, to those working for large space launch providers and in space systems integration, analytics and space policy, space historians,... That isn't really a coincidence as we actively work in promoting our site to relevant expert communities (see e.g. this thread as an example of that), but unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to disclose which individuals that are or where they work, unless they're comfortable in sharing that by themselves (site policy). You might however recognize some of the names in our list of members by yourself, though Elon Musk that ain't.

I can tell you from my experience with our members that we have quite many field professionals here, from those that actually landed hardware on Mars, to those working for large space launch providers and in space systems integration, analytics and space policy, space historians,... That isn't really a coincidence as we actively work in promoting our site to relevant expert communities (see e.g. this thread as an example of that), but unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to disclose which individuals that are or where they work, unless they're comfortable in sharing that by themselves (site policy). You might however recognize some of the names in our list of members by yourself, though Elon Musk that ain't.

As for our mod team, we all have some field experience and one of us has been employed with a few small space companies/ teams, you got a response by another, and yours truly has about 10 years past experience with satellite photogrammetry service providers. I now specialize in other things, and engage in space exploration related activities on my own time, as much as I'm allowed to have it.

I can tell you from my experience with our members that we have quite many field professionals here, from those that actually landed hardware on Mars, to those working for large space launch providers and in space systems integration, analytics and space policy, space historians,... That isn't really a coincidence as we actively work in promoting our site to relevant expert communities (see e.g. this thread as an example of that), but unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to disclose which individuals that are or where they work, unless they're comfortable in sharing that by themselves (site policy). You might however recognize some of the names in our list of members by yourself, though Elon Musk that ain't.

I can tell you from my experience with our members that we have quite many field professionals here, from those that actually landed hardware on Mars, to those working for large space launch providers and in space systems integration, analytics and space policy, space historians,... That isn't really a coincidence as we actively work in promoting our site to relevant expert communities, but unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to disclose which individuals that are or where they work, unless they're comfortable in sharing that by themselves. You might however recognize some of the names in our list of members by yourself, though Elon Musk that ain't.

As for our mod team, we all have some field experience and one of us has been employed with a few small space companies/ teams, you got a response by another, and yours truly has about 10 years past experience with satellite photogrammetry service providers and have worked in GIS, including projects of several governments of European countries, some with their own space programmes. I now specialize in other things, and engage in space exploration related activities on my own time, as much as I'm allowed to have it.

I can tell you from my experience with our members that we have quite many field professionals here, from those that actually landed hardware on Mars, to those working for large space launch providers and in space systems integration, analytics and space policy, space historians,... That isn't really a coincidence as we actively work in promoting our site to relevant expert communities (see e.g. this thread as an example of that), but unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to disclose which individuals that are or where they work, unless they're comfortable in sharing that by themselves (site policy). You might however recognize some of the names in our list of members by yourself, though Elon Musk that ain't.

As for our mod team, we all have some field experience and one of us has been employed with a few small space companies/ teams, you got a response by another, and yours truly has about 10 years past experience with satellite photogrammetry service providers. I now specialize in other things, and engage in space exploration related activities on my own time, as much as I'm allowed to have it.