RT @Flying_Laptop: Look who made it to the wall of fame ✨! Or at least to the wall of my institute's control room @UniStuttgartIRS . That i….

Last week, the Space Conference 2024 took place in Stuttgart, opened by Prof. Voggenreiter (DLR) and Prof. Fasoulas. We were well represented: Alongside our professors, many doctoral students also presented their projects.

he IRS was honored to join the 75th International Astronautical Congress in Milan under the theme "Responsible Space for Sustainability." Over 11,000 participants exchanged insights on the future of space exploration.

RT @Flying_Laptop: Did you know, that satellites can be used to provide power for a lunar infrastructure? That is so cool 😎🌜! Denis present….

New camera test stand in operation: Lunar surfaces can now be simulated to create photo databases for mission scenarios. These images help develop algorithms for obstacle detection and environmental analysis, enabling safe operation of our micro-rover in rocky terrain.

At the 3rd Life Cycle Assessment Workshop on Space Transportation Systems, 35 professionals from various sectors gathered to discuss the environmental impact of rockets. We thank all participants for their valuable contributions. The results will be published in a white paper.

We at the Institute of Space Systems are building the SOFIA Data Center over the next 5 years! This will make the valuable infrared data from the @SOFIAtelescope available for research worldwide. @SOFIA_DSI

Next week on Sunday, cluster satellite “Salsa” will enter the Earth's atmosphere. An international team including researchers from our HEFDiG working group, will collect reentry data on board an aircraft to make future missions safer and more sustainable.

Our Micro-Rover scale model is off to the Small Satellite Conference in Utah! Designed for a potential lunar South Pole mission, it aims to study craters and surface composition. We are currently seeking mission payload suggestions!

EIVE sends greetings from Low Earth Orbit and wishes everyone a great start to the weekend!

We invite you to the lecture "Success Factors for Launchers and What We Could Learn From US Aerospace" as part of "Raumfahrt aus Leidenschaft". Marius Wilhelm and Colin Barth from DLR Lampoldshausen will give the lecture today, at 17:30 in the Boysen Lecture Hall (V 29.01).

#THEaerospaceLÄND this year at the #StallwächterParty in the State Representation of #BadenWürttemberg in Berlin!.We had the honor to welcome many esteemed and interested guests and present some of our research topics

Am Donnerstag um 17:30 gibt es im Rahmen von Raumfahrt aus Leidenschaft einen spannenden Vortrag über Rover. ZOOM Meeting ID: 822 7098 4736 Passcode: 526930

The EIVE consortium successfully downlinked the first picture of the EIVE CubeSat. Enjoy the beautiful view over Venice. Can you spot the lagoon?

Celebrating the anniversary of our EIVE CubeSat which was launched on 12th of June 2023 on @SpaceX Transporter-8. This marks a year of intensive satellite operations at @UniStuttgart and continuously improved of the functionality of the EIVE CubeSat. (Photo credit: @Exolaunch)

Am Samstag ist es soweit kommt vorbei zum #TagDerWissenschaft an der @Uni_Stuttgart .Unser Programm findet ihr hier:

RT @SalibaLab: 🚀We are thrilled about being part of #ATLAS,a new #CRC from @dfg_public at @Uni_Stuttgart,towards developing novel technolog….

RT @Uni_Stuttgart: Im neuen #SFB @ATLAS_CRC1667 entwickeln Forschende der #UniStuttgart Satelliten für den niedrigen Erdorbit - ein unerfor….

Forschende von #FUBerlin & uns erforschen Lebensgrundlagen auf Saturnmond Enceladus. Unter dem Eis vermuten sie Hydrothermalfelder, in denen Leben entstehen könnte. Im Labor simulieren sie die Bedingungen auf dem Mond, um so Hinweise zu finden. Mehr dazu:

We are now on #linkedIn.Check out our profile!.