Shae Rosemore, Author at RocketSTEM

About the author

Shae Rosemore

Like many Shae grew up interested in space travel and all things aerospace. She enjoys exploring the diverse technology
and people behind these great accomplishments. Her hope is to help others develop an interest and passion for spaceflight. Her experience includes working on subcontracts for NASA and JPL. She has yet to witness a launch but would love to schedule a trip to
watch a SpaceX launch in the future.

Human Spaceflight

From cell phones to spacecraft – touchscreens are taking over UI

Shae Rosemore November 12, 2020

As SpaceX prepares to launch NASA’s Crew-1 mission to the International Space Station, the Crew Dragon spacecraft has already distinguished itself from prior generations of space capsules. Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley set off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center on May 30, 2020, and reached the ISS with no complications while testing out new features …

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Shae Rosemore

From cell phones to spacecraft – touchscreens are taking over UI

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