On June 29, 2022, Canadian students from Dalhousie University and the University of Victoria will be at Canadian Space Agency (CSA) headquarters to finalize the preparation of their CubeSats for launch. They are the first students from the Canadian CubeSat Project (CCP) to reach this important milestone, confirming their miniature satellites are qualified to be launched into space and deployed from the International Space Station.
Under the CCP, 15 teams of students from each province and territory designed and built their own CubeSat with the guidance of CSA experts, as well as representatives from the Canadian space industry.
Media are invited to the CSA to capture footage of the integration of Dalhousie University's LORIS (Low Orbit Reconnaissance Imagery Satellite) and the University of Victoria's ORCASat (Optical and radio calibration of atmospheric attenuation CubeSat).
Related Links
Canadian CubeSat Project
Microsat News and Nanosat News at SpaceMart.com
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