Tag Archives: microsatellites

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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Press release | UNISAT-7

UNISAT-7 is GAUSS next-gen research Micro-Satellite that has been developed since 2016, following the tradition of UNISAT Small Satellites.     The mission has gone through several design reviews from its initial announcement, and several exciting new capabilities were added in the last eighteen months. We are now happy to announce and show the official […]

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Conference Presentations

Here you may find the keynotes that were presented during the 5th IAA Conference on University Satellite Missions and CubeSat Workshop, held at Palazzo Rospigliosi, Roma in January 2020.   Invited lectures: 2020-01-28 – GK Launch Services. Soyuz-2 Launch Capabilities for Small Sats and Cubesats 2020-01-28 – Research initiatives inside our recent industrial activities 2020-01-28 […]

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GAUSS attends the Conference on Space Technologies in Ukraine

GAUSS participated in the 7th International Conference “Space Technologies: Present and Future”, held  from 21 to 24 May, 2019 at Yuzhnoye SDO, in Dnipro, Ukraine. This international conference, organized by Yuzhnoye and the State Space Agency of Ukraine, under the aegis of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA), has been dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the foundation […]

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EDUSAT

EduSAT The EduSAT educational satellite Project was funded by the Italian Space Agency (ASI) with the aim to promote Space education among high school students and to support qualification and scientific careers of university students, PhD students and young researchers.  EduSAT microsatellite has been designed and manufactured by the Group of Astrodynamics of the “Sapienza” […]

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