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.
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View all newsMasterclass on “The SEAM Story” by Prof. Dr. Ivchenko
CubeSat engineer Prof. Dr. Mykola Nickolay Ivchenko from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Sweden tells the “SEAM story”, meaning the complete story of the CubeSat SEAM from the initial concept, over design, engineering and trouble shooting, all the way to the launch day! Surprises included…
Masterclass on “Advanced Propulsion” by Dr. Herdrich
In this Masterclass, the DISCOVERER consortium member Priv. Doz. Dr.-Ing. Georg Herdrich from the Institute of Space Systems (IRS) at the University of Stuttgart (Germany) provides expert insights into advanced propulsion, new technologies, and future space travel plans. Enjoy!
DISCOVERER stakeholder analysis
On 26th June 2019, the DISCOVERER Steering Committee performed a stakeholder analysis under guidance of Dr. Carl Gavin, senior lecturer and project management expert at Alliance Manchester Business School, who joined the meeting for this purpose.
DISCOVERER 6th SC Meeting, Puertollano
Successful 6th SC Meeting held in Puertollano, Spain: From 25-27 June, the DISCOVERER Steering Committee met for the 6th time to discuss results of the DISCOVERER project at the premises of partner Elecnor Deimos.
