I’m 26 years old and I’m in my 6th Masters semester studying Aerospace. Before that I did my Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering. Since my bachelor thesis, six Semesters ago. I learned about MOVE at the beginning of my Bachelor, when they were presenting all the different student groups. I wrote my bachelor thesis about the […]
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Mission Control Status Update August
It is August now, means the most of our members have exams and therefore things are going a bit slower than normaly. Nevertheless the Mission Control (MC) team keeps working and learning. About nine participants were present for the latest MC training, led by Linda within the context of her master thesis. They already completed […]
Interview with a Software Engineer
Matti Ukkola is 20 years old and is studying electrical engineering in the 4th semester at Technical University Munich. He joined the DOSIS team shortly after it was founded. -I was searching for student projects during the semester break and found the WARR web page, which is also advertises the move project. Then I visited […]
Mission Control Status Update
Since Mission Control is the link between us and the satellites, it is a subsystem with great responsibility. This requires a high technological standard which is the reason the groundstation gets a software update! The new system is easier to handle, clearer and more stable than the old version. For example new diagramms are available […]
Next Milestone: System Definition Review
According to NASA a space project is divided into seven phases beginning with concept studies and ending with the decommissioning. In order to enter the next phase, milestones are defined which typically come along with a document explaining how this milestone is achieved. It is then reviewed by experts to receive feedback e.g. where are […]
Software tests & fantastic news from Mission Control
As everyone right now, we stay at home and try to make the best out of the situation. Being physically apart does not mean we stopped working. After our General Meeting went online on April 21th, May is full of new ideas regarding interaction and getting together. Like before we see and hear each other […]
MOVE-III
MOVE-III is the first cross-institutional project of the new Faculty of Aerospace and Geodesy at the Technical University of Munich. It shall conduct in-situ measurements of submillimeter space debris and micro-meteoroid particles, making use of the Debris Density Retrieval and Analysis (DEDRA) sensor. The mission shall help to validate and improve the space debris models […]
First Hardware, Antenna fixing and new opportunities
It has been a while since we gave an update. But we had a lot to do and can report now a lot: > New DOSIS hardware for general testing > New antenna hardware on the roof for our satellites in orbit > New collaboration with DEDRA > Hohoho and what the future holds Earlier […]
Hello new Semester!
We wish you all a good and fresh start in the semester! If you are interested in joining us, than come to our KickOff for this semester: WARR General: 21.10, 18 O’Clock, MW0250 Satellite technology: 28.10, 18 O’Clock, MI HS1,MW 0608m, EI N2408@0104 See you there!
Hello new website!
We now have a new website! This will be the new home for all the news and updates about all our satellite projects. You still can access the old pages with the same link if you have to. So if you want to stay updated make sure you either follow us on one of our […]