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You Can Take Free Selfie in Space Thanks to Ex-NASA’s $5M Satellite

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You Can Take a Free Selfie in Space Thanks to Ex-NASA Engineer Mark Rober’s $5M Satellite Have you heard about our brand new Space Selfie project? Visit https://t.co/UAbSZiSjWm to learn how to get YOUR photo taken in space, courtesy of our very own SAT GUS satellite! pic.twitter.com/036kMtBUqX — CrunchLabs (@crunchlabs) December 14, 2024 People are often thinking of creative locations for their next selfie, so why not outer space? That's exactl…
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You Can Take Free Selfie in Space Thanks to Ex-NASA’s $5M Satellite

You Can Take a Free Selfie in Space Thanks to Ex-NASA Engineer Mark Rober’s $5M Satellite Have you heard about our brand new Space Selfie project? Visit https://t.co/UAbSZiSjWm to learn how to get YOUR photo taken in space, courtesy of our very own SAT GUS satellite! pic.twitter.com/036kMtBUqX — CrunchLabs (@crunchlabs) December 14, 2024 People are often thinking of creative locations for their next selfie, so why not outer space? That's exactl…

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Your Selfie in Orbit – Experience the Earth From Space! at Mark Rober

Mark Rober made it. As a former NASA engineer, he has now transported his own satellite to orbit with the help of SpaceX, which is now gradually making free of charge for all selfies of uploaded images.

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