Astrobiology research with cubesats; Cubesats: Powerful science platforms for space explorations

Ehrenfreund, P. (author); Elsaesser, A. (author); Ricco, A.J. (author)

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Astrobiology research with cubesats; Cubesats: Powerful science platforms for space explorations

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Sep 2013 Netherlands English Publisher:Society for Aerospace Engineering Students VSV Leonardo da Vinci

Authors: Ehrenfreund, P. (author); Elsaesser, A. (author); Ricco, A.J. (author);

Astrobiology research with cubesats; Cubesats: Powerful science platforms for space explorations

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The improvements in the miniaturization of spacecraft and spacecraft subsystems have resulted in a wide variety of small satellites and nanosatellites. This has opened the door to inexpensive, lightweight, small and !exible satellites and missions with various scienti"c applications. One such application could be the use of CubeSats for astrobiological research.

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