Vermont CubeSat Project @VTCubeSat

Join us TONIGHT for a continuation of our #cubesat lecture series. @vttech's Carl Brandon will be speaking on orbital mechanics. It's bound to be a fascinating presentation! Interested in joining? PM us for the Zoom link.

We're expanding our lecture series to include more relevant #cubesat topics in our coming meetings. For our next meeting, we will be joined by @uvmcems professor Will Louisos, who will be discussing some orbital-mechanics research. Message us for the link!

Missing a little space in your life? We are too... luckily our next meeting is coming up this Monday at 5 pm! We will be joined by our advisor, Dr. Hamid Ossareh, who will be lecturing on control systems. Event link: buff.ly/3vlM5IG #cubesat

LOOKING FOR CREATIVE SPACE-NERDS: Interested in joining our team, working on cube-sats, and learning a ton? We're actively looking for high school and college students to help build out our cube-sats. No experience required. Interested? Message us for more info!

ICYMI: We're meeting every 2 weeks on Mondays now! Our next meeting is Monday, February 15th. We will be joined by the CEO of @BenchmarkSpace, Ryan McDevitt! Interested in attending? Message us for more info.

We're so fortunate to have the folks at @VSC_edu's VTC CubeSat Lab helping us on this project. Not only are they experts in anything cube-sat, but are also working on new and exciting advances in satellite technology, right here in #vermont! Learn more: buff.ly/3q85Lfn

We LOVE to talk about space & science. Recently, we've been working on a science mission for our project. We're exploring everything from analyzing sea-algae to pioneering decentralized software systems on cube-sats. Join our weekly meetings on Wednesdays to learn more!

Happy New Year! Things we're looking forward to in #2021: - Continued work on our cube-sat project - Meeting & working with people from all over Vermont - Space in general! What are you looking forward to? Let us know ⬇️

Happy holidays from VTCubeSat! While we're taking some time to get our brains recharged to launch some cube-sats, the planets are quite literally aligning. We might just see a "Christmas star" this year! buff.ly/3pdRkGo

Want to know more about cube sats but don't know where to start? Check out @NASA's CubeSat 101 document, the "bible" for all things cube satellite. We're learning a ton from it! buff.ly/2GvQGDj

Meeting TONIGHT @ 530pm! If you're interested in Cube-Sats or learning more about our mission, be sure to message us for the link. Tonight, we will continue to investigate deployment methods and work on our science missions. #cubesat

"The rocket’s first stage landed on a drone-ship in the Atlantic, completing its record-setting seventh launch. " That's consecutive launches for one rocket! Extremely thrilled to hopefully attach a cube-sat to a rocket like this soon... buff.ly/361vrDg

It's a busy week here at Vermont Cube-Sat Project! Tomorrow, we're meeting with an industry leader to talk about #sciencemissions and our cube-sat. Then, as usual, we have a weekly meeting. Interested in joining either? Message us for more info!

Our next meeting is TONIGHT! We will be continuing work with science based mission possibilities, and our leads will continue to unpack some basic #cubesat 101 knowledge. Interested in tuning in? Message us for the meeting link!

Congrats to @NASA and @SpaceX for their amazing work on #LaunchAmerica. What an amazing milestone for the space community! We can't wait to join them in a few years with the launch of our #cubesats.

LIVE NOW: We are ready to #LaunchAmerica. Are you? 🚀 Watch coverage of the NASA @SpaceX Crew-1 mission. Liftoff is at 7:27pm ET:

Tomorrow is Wednesday.... that means another meeting! Tune into our general meeting where we will be discussing scientific mission plans and doing an overview of satellite dispensers and introductory technical material. Interested? Send us a message for the link. #cubesat

What is a Cube-Sat? Cube-Sats are U-class spacecraft used for research in orbit and in deep space. Composed of 1 or multiple 10x10x10 cubes, they are increasingly small, but can carry propulsion systems, imaging sensors, and so much more. Learn more: buff.ly/2GvQGDj

The Vermont Cube-Sat Project is a multi-university NASA partnership aiming to launch several Cube-Sats in 2023. Seeking to study the applicability of LEO satellite swarms, we are also driven by scientific research. Looking to get involved? Message us for more info.

Our second general meeting last night was fantastic! Extremely excited to be working with the folks at @VSC_edu's Vermont Technical College... their CubeSat knowledge is invaluable. Interesting in joining the team? Message us and attend a meeting (5:30's every Wednesday) #cubesat