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Image of the International Space Station passing over CastelGAUSS Observatory and thetrace of a CubeSat just released

CastelGAUSS captures CubeSat Release from the International Space Station

On the night of July 21st, 2022, at 21:24:41 UTC, telescopes at CastelGAUSS Observatory have captured an image of the International Space Station (ISS) passing over Europe. The ISS was at an altitude of 420.9 km, speeding at 7.665 km/s at an azimuth of 15.9° and an elevation of 18.8° when viewed from CastelGAUSS Observatory. […]

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First steps to ESA’s plan for Recycling in Space thanks to CastelGAUSS Observatory

The European Space Agency is increasingly looking at possibilities to begin recycling materials in space, as we do every day here on Earth. The critical words are: recycle, refurbish, repurpose and reuse. Man has carried in space many tonnes of valuable materials (metals like aluminum and titanium alloys, composite materials etc.) that could be utilized […]

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Prof. Filippo Graziani was awarded the Frank J. Malina Medal during IAC 2021 in Dubai

On October 29th, 2021, during the closing ceremony of the 2021 International Astronautical Congress that was held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Prof. Filippo Graziani, President of GAUSS Srl, was awarded the prestigious Frank J. Malina Astronautics Award by the International Astronautical Federation. This award is presented annually to an educator who has demonstrated excellence […]

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First image of UNISAT-7 from the orbit

The first picture downloaded from UNISAT-7 wide angle camera, the OPT1 Camera System. OPT1 is a wide field-of-view Earth Observation Research System, developed by GAUSS Srl. The image above was recorded on May 20th, 2021 at 08:47:38 UTC, during a pass over Turkey. At that moment UNISAT-7 was directly over a point 5km West of Bodrum […]

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