Astrophysicist and Systems Engineer for @eirsat1 - Ireland's first satellite! UCD Space Science Lab - Robotic Telescopes, Scintillators, CubeSats. EI9HWB
Happy St. Patrick's Day to our colleagues, friends and followers from Ireland! 🇮🇪 🍀
To celebrate, find out how a team of Irish university students have built Ireland's first satellite, EIRSAT-1, as part of our Fly Your Satellite! programme.
👉 https://t.co/unf3oIYOEQ
If you haven't already heard about EIRSAT-1, Ireland's first satellite, then check out https://t.co/joj3j7tidh or more info.
This is really exciting and is a great for the Amateur Radio community in Ireland to get involved in 😎
You can also follow EIRSAT-1 on Twitter.
@pe0sat@JA0CAW@EIRSAT1 Of course! Fresh from the flight model. S/C currently in test with convolutional encoding but we can get some more recordings without it soon. Full recording and trimmed version for smaller file size available here: https://t.co/3mPKKliHCY
Flight model update! The communications and power subsystems and on-board computer have been added to the satellite stack ✅
@ucdscience@UCDEngArch@ESA__Education
Our paper describing the design, assembly and validation of the @EIRSAT1 GMOD gamma-ray payload is now available online. https://t.co/MCbcJrfj3W It represents a huge amount of work from lots of talented people @UCD_Cspace with support from @esa, @scienceirel, @IrishResearch.
It's time to announce our Academic Sponsorship winners! We want to thank all who applied and the 1st sponsorship goes to... drumroll 🥁... @EIRSAT1 team of University College Dublin! Congratulations, team! Read more about the Bright Start Programme here: https://t.co/ST5AGHgsOK
The @EIRSAT1 team, participating in the second round of @esa’s Fly Your Satellite! Programme, has successfully concluded the environmental test campaign on their Engineering Qualification Model - a major milestone! Congratulations 👏 https://t.co/KRDutIsM7b
Check out this video of the installation of the EIRSAT-1 Engineering Qualification Model in the ESA Education CubeSat Support Facility thermal vacuum chamber this week!
#selfie with the Engineering Qualification Model which has been installed in the @ESA__Education CubeSat Support Facility Thermal Vacuum Chamber. It will be thermally cycled 4 times between -26°C to 56°C in the next two weeks!
Our paper on the @EIRSAT1 functional verification of the Engineering Qualification Model was published today in @MDPIOpenAccess Aerospace journal and is available here: https://t.co/tSVxRhsT6c
We have two exciting opportunities to share!
- MSc (Research) in EIRSAT-1 and Nanosatellite System Modelling at @UCD_physics. More details here https://t.co/fu8ilOzfxi
- PhD in Nanosatellite System Modelling and Testing at
@UCDEngArch. More details here https://t.co/vFO9xumUXO
Our paper on the high-altitude balloon flight of GMoDem is available here: https://t.co/47SZzHUiG5 GMoDem was our prototype version of the @EIRSAT1 GMOD gamma-ray detector.
We're really grateful to everyone that helped make this happen, including the ASCOT team from @UofNH who let us fly piggy-back on their gondola and the folks @NASA Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility. The detector is the product of long-standing support from @esascience.
For #InternationalWomensDay we're highlighting researchers recently awarded under SFI Frontiers for the Future programme: Prof Lorraine Hanlon @LorraineHanlon1, @ucddublin, is working on a technology platform for innovation and research in the global space sector #IWD2021#IWD