We want to revolutionize Earth observation by operating satellites at much lower altitudes than usual. Our satellites will be smaller, lighter and cheaper to launch while achieving a better resolution than today’s devices.
How is this possible?
Our Vision
Impact on
technology
and society
Why it matters
How can we improve aerodynamics and increase the satellite's lifetime, while reducing drag?
Our Research QuestionsHighlights, News & Events
View all newsDISCOVERER LinkedIn Relaunch!
We are pleased to announce the DISCOVERER LinkedIn pages have been revamped & relaunched! Give us a follow to keep up to date with exciting developments on the project and our research teams as we reach the final phase!
DISCOVERER Autumn 2019 Newsletter
Check out our latest DISCOVERER newsletter capturing the recent exciting outputs from the project.
4th GA Meeting in Brussels
From 26 – 29 November 2019, the 4th General Assembly (GA) Meeting of DISCOVERER, including our annual Masterclasses, took place in Brussels. We are happy to announce that the project progresses well!
University of Manchester launches new materials to the ISS
Researchers from the University of Manchester have developed new, “aerodynamic” materials in the frame of the DISCOVERER project, which have been sent to the International Space Station (ISS) for testing.
