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Take a look at some of our SBUDNIC build, courtesy of Doug Stern at Fulcrum Product Development Inc.! Learn more about them here: fulcrumpd.com

Check out our preliminary CAD model of the control board in situ!

See how our electronics are doing!

Check out these photos from the other week of our first in-person meeting this semester!

SBUDNIC update! Because of our contract with D-Orbit and our desire for further testing, we've decided to delay our launch date from December to March.

Thank you to the Brown Daily Herald for their recent article on SBUDNIC! Link: bit.ly/3umNvm1

Are you an engineering student interested in a cube-satellite project? SBUDNIC is pushing the limits of how quickly a satellite can be launched to a 500km polar orbit. We are looking for additional subsystems engineers - please message us if interested!

Photo dump of the team at our recent visit to Doug! Some of our parts that are in the photos include our test battery and the Ganset box.

Kicking off our Spring 2022 with more in-person work meetings 👩‍💻🔧⚙️ Check out our pictures from last night! (swipe for the CubeSat...)⏹🛰

POV: YOU are the CubeSat🛰 Pictures taken by our Printed Circuit Board (PCB), and a snapshot of the PCB. We will be using multiple cameras assisted with fish eye lens to capture the 360 degrees view 🧿👁

This week's photo dump of our team working ~exceptionally~ hard. So much has happened over the last couple of days! Stay followed to keep updated, and join us in our launch countdown🛸🛰🚀 #space #sbudnic #time #work #hard #station #earth #brown

We are working to bring space closer to Earth using economical, commonly available components to provide rapid, affordable access to space. - Rick Fleeter, Brown University School of Engineering SBUDNIC Satellite engineering.brown.edu/news/2022-05-1…

It's an exciting day for this epic student team as a join effort between Brown University and CNR Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche as their CubeSat project goes into orbit on the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket!⁠ ⁠ Make it so, team! 🚀 🖖 sbudnic.space

We've updated our website to include links to our project repositories, check them out: sbudnic.space

“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” - Carl Sagan

A team of college students is a winner of the Gizmodo Science Fair for building the SBUDNIC Satellite satellite using off-the-shelf components, including AA batteries. gizmodo.com/science-fair-s…