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Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Time to move on: We are ending our activities on X. Stay connected with us through our other channels.
Zeit, neue Wege zu gehen: Wir beenden unsere Aktivitäten auf X. Bleiben Sie mit uns im Dialog – auf unseren anderen Kanälen.
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ALT Bild: Paul Schwaderer / HHU
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
The German space initiative VaMEx by @DLR_SpaceAgency will explore the limits of Mars and we are part of it! 📣
We're proud to be part of the communication subproject "VaMEx3-MarsSymphony" in cooperation with the @JMUSpace.
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#IQspacecom
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Exploring the #VallesMarineris canyon on #Mars: our Professorship for #Space Technology now is part of the research initiative #VaMEx @DLR_SpaceAgency @DLR_de – congratulations to Prof. Hakan Kayal and Clemens Riegler @JMUSpace @WueSpace!
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ALT Simplified concept of the robot swarm for exploring the Valles Marineris on Mars. (Graphic: Clemens Riegler / University of Würzburg)
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
In 2023 we installed a 2.3 meter AllSky dome for the Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg (JMU) with @Celestron C14 & C11 EdgeHD on a @PWInstruments L-350. We are proud that our dome is used, enabling cutting-edge astronomical research.
More on: baader-observatories.com/de/…
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Unique opportunity: In five years' time, the large #asteroid (99942) #Apophis will fly very close to Earth. Concepts for studying it in a national German small #satellite mission #NEAlight are being examined @JMUSpace; funded 300.000 euros @DLR_de @BMWK ➡️uni-wuerzburg.de/en/news-and…
ALT The 360-metre diameter asteroid Apophis will come very close to Earth on 13 April 2029. (Image: Jonathan Männel / with Eyes on the Solar System, NASA/JPL)
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Building a #satellite with #AI on board that is trained in #space: Prof Hakan Kayal #SONATE2 mission @Uni_WUE, funded with 2.6 million euros from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy @BMWi_Bund #WisskommJMU idwf.de/-C7MkAC
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
T-1 hour until Falcon 9's launch of our 10th dedicated smallsat rideshare mission from California. Weather is currently 90% favorable for liftoff → spacex.com/launches
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Behold...the Stack!
With @SpaceX Transporter-10 mission underway, we're one step closer to space.
Now, gazing up at the payload stack, where we're proudly supporting 28 customer satellites and couldn’t be more excited for launch!
📸SpaceX
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Targeting Monday, March 4 for a Falcon 9 launch of our 10th dedicated smallsat rideshare mission with 53 spacecraft on board from Space Launch Complex 4 East in California → spacex.com/launches
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Thread: Some of the first #satellite tracking footage recorded with our new #telescope 🔭
Astra 1N (communications satellite) (1/5) – at Würzburg, Germany
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Transporter-10 update: We've integrated @Uni_WUE's satellite into our deployer, and we're excited for launch on @SpaceX!
🛰️ SONATE-2 will evaluate innovative AI hardware & software tech in Earth's proximity.
Cheers to a successful integration, we can't wait to launch together!
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
With a new #telescope @WueSpace students develop #AI algorithms for small #satellites in order to prevent collisions with space debris in orbit more efficiently. Project KI-SENS is funded @DLR_de @BMWK ➡️ uni-wuerzburg.de/en/news-and…
ALT Hakan Kayal, Tobias Herbst (from left) with the students Julius Dill, Maximilian Reigl and Robin Schaub, who are all active in the WüSpace association. (Photo: Robert Emmerich / University of Würzburg)
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
Am Wochenende sind über Nordamerika drei weitere unbekannte Flugobjekte abgeschossen worden. Hakan Kayal vom Institut für Raumfahrttechnik an der Uni Würzburg geht nicht von UFOs aus.
@JMUSpace
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Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
We made a control system for #BUBBLE! With a little CubeSat-reaction wheel from @JMUSpace, we're trying to stabilise and steer our balloon gondola in the stratosphere. Watch the full video now! youtu.be/Z2L-yI2g-_M
PS: We promise it's not a spy balloon. 😉
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
New project #KISENS uses AI to prevent small satellites from crashing into each other. Students from @WueSpace are leading the way. Funded by @BMWK
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Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
What tasks can #nanosatellites perform in #extraterrestrial missions, around the moon or even further away from Earth? Our #space technology Professor Hakan Kayal wants to clarify this in the #SATEX study, funded @BMWK ➡️ go.uniwue.de/prsatex
ALT Visualisation of a nanosatellite during an extraterrestrial mission in the vicinity of the moon. (Image: Hakan Kayal / University of Würzburg)
Professorship for Space Technology Uni Würzburg retweeted
New #SkyCAM-5 has gone into test operation! #Aerospace engineer Prof Hakan Kayal is searching for #UAP, unidentified aerial phenomena, using #AI methods #astronautics ➡️go.uniwue.de/skycam5
ALT Photo: Hakan Kayal