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UNSW Aust. Centre for Space Engineering Research

UNSW Aust. Centre for Space Engineering Research

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The Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research (ACSER) at UNSW aims to develop local space capabilities through research & education. Image: ESA/NASA

Sydney, AUSTRALIA Katılım Şubat 2014
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UNSW Aust. Centre for Space Engineering Research
Such amazing news - the worlds biggest and most exciting space event will be here in Sydney in 2025! So much to do, so little time! We look forward to welcoming the world's best, brightest and most forward thinking, optimistic minds to our sunny shores!
Australian Space Agency@AusSpaceAgency

The world's biggest space event is coming to Sydney! Thank you to the @iafastro. We look forward to working together and saying G’day to the global space sector for #IAC in 2025. This achievement wouldn't have been possible without @spaceindustryoz, @InvestmentNSW and @BESydney

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Profs Dempster and Saydam and the world's largest dirty thermal vacuum chamber at KICT Korea. KICT and UNSW/ACSER are collaborating on characterising lunar regolith.
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Maquarie University's Dr Ediz Cetin has been working on making cubesats reliable using reconfigurable logic. They have a product called TLegUp that converts high level C into a triplicated FPGA implementation. #Cubesat2022
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A charge exchange thruster (CXT) is a novel thruster technology that will be tested on CUAVA-2. Prof Iver Cairns presents on behalf of Richard Bowde-Reid and Joe Khachan, who were unable to attend. A special magnetically levitated thrust balance was built to test it #Cubesat2022
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CROSS is a star-tracker that will be flown on CUAVA-2. University of Sydney PhD candidate Joshua Critchley-Marrows explains at #Cubesat2022 how star-trackers are specialised payloads with limited global suppliers. There are only 2 global suppliers of the required coatings .
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