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NanoAvionics MP42 Satellite Survives Impact with Object in Orbit

Quality Assurance in CubeSat and Small Satellite Manufacturing

Small Satellites and CubeSat Constellation Operations

CubeSat and Small Satellite Systems Engineering

CubeSat Design: the Impact of Mechanical Engineering in Small Satellite Development

CubeSat and Small Satellite Manufacturing

Electronics Engineering in CubeSat and Small Satellite Systems

CubeSat and Small Satellite Assembly and Payload Integration

CubeSat and Small Satellite Testing

Navigating CubeSat and Small Satellite Procurement

Software Engineering for CubeSat and Small Satellite Missions

Research and Development in CubeSat and Small Satellite Technology

Launch Integration for Small Satellites and CubeSats

Small Satellites and CubeSats Satellite Attitude and Orbit Control Systems

CubeSat 101: The Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Satellite Technology

The Future of NewSpace: Standardizing Small Satellites

How do you operate a CubeSat or SmallSat mission?

What is a Small Satellite Constellation?

Small Satellite Sustainability and the Challenge of Space Debris

Building the First 5G IoT Satellite Constellation in Low Earth Orbit

How do you design a CubeSat or SmallSat mission?

How Many Satellites are in Space?

Selecting the Optimal Satellite Platform Size for Small Satellite and CubeSat Missions

What are satellites used for?

Satellite mission planning: common mistakes to avoid

How are satellites designed?

How much do CubeSats and SmallSats cost?

What are the Sizes of Satellites?

How did we capture the MP42 small satellite selfie in space?

What is a Satellite?

How Our Customers Can Remotely Test or Develop Their Payloads via Remote Access to a Dedicated SmallSat Model

Searching for a partner for your space mission? Here’s a simple ABC how to get your tech to the orbit (part II)

Searching for a partner for your space mission? Here’s a simple ABC on how to get your tech to the orbit (part I)

Testing NanoSatellites – Qualification and Acceptance Programs

Development, Assembly and Integration of M6P Nano-Satellite Bus

Software Development of M6P Nano-Satellite Bus

All of the M6P nano-satellite bus subsystems found to be radiation tolerant to 20krad, after the product qualification tests

Manufacturing Electrical Power System of M6P Nano-Satellite Bus

Manufacturing Mechanical Parts of M6P Nano-Satellite Bus

Meet Christophe F. Promper – Propulsion Program Manager at NanoAvionics

Meet Jesper A. Larsen – Head of Systems Engineering at NanoAvionics