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CLIMB - A 3U CubeSat to Van Allen Belt

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posted on 2020-07-07, 15:22 authored by Emmeric Vitztum, Kaarel Repän, Alexander Nemetz, Martin Eizinger, Ekin Ecem Baspinar, Alexandros Sousanis, Carsten Scharlemann
CLIMB is a 3U CubeSat whose goal is to reach the Van Allen belt with the help of an advanced propulsion system. Usually, the Van Allen radiation belt is avoided by spacecraft due to its high radiation levels. CLIMB aims exactly for this region to conduct various measurements. The spacecraft’s subsystems need to be designed in a way to cope with this rough environment and to ensure that even in case of failure or loss of the spacecraft, it still shall deorbit within 25 years, as required by the Austrian Space Law. Some of the systems of CLIMB have already flown and been qualified during the previous Austrian mission PEGASUS.

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Proceedings of the 3rd Symposium on Space Educational Activities, 2019, pp. 97-101

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3rd Symposium on Space Educational Activities, September 16-18, 2019, Leicester, United Kingdom

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  • VoR (Version of Record)

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Proceedings of the 3rd Symposium on Space Educational Activities

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97-101

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University of Leicester

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978-1-912989-09-6

Copyright date

2020

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2020-04-15

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Symposium organised by: University of Leicester, UK Students for the Exploration & Development of Space, National Space Academy, ESA Education Office

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Nigel Bannister, Áine O’Brien, Alexander Kinnaird

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University of Leicester, UK

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2019-09-16

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2019-09-18

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en

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