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February 11, 2009

Moon competition a proving ground for microtechnologies

Kentucky Space students, Richard Speck at Micro-Space has been posting regularly to the Google Lunar X-Prize forum on his efforts, many of which feature plenty of engineering details about getting a very, very small craft on the moon. His latest post is on cubesat (or similarly-sized craft) attitude control. Others have described Laser Interferometer capabilities developed by Micro-Space. Check them all out.

Wayne

Posted at 10:59 AM in CubeSat, KySat, Moon, NewSpace, private space industry, Prizes, Space, Space Business, Space Education |

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