Orbit NTNU is Norway's largest technical student organization based at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). As a volunteer-based, non-profit organization, they focus on educating future space engineers through hands-on experience in developing, constructing, and operating satellites in low Earth orbit. Orbit NTNU designs and builds small satellites, such as SelfieSat and FRAMSat-1, and fosters innovation by utilizing commercial parts and conducting their own testing. The organization partners with companies like Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace and utilizes facilities like KSAT's ground station, providing students with expertise in spacecraft development from conception to launch.
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Vigoride-3 launched in May 2022 and deployed six satellites for FOSSA Space Systems and the SelfieSat satellite for Orbit NTNU from Vigoride.
Vigoride-3 launched in May 2022 and deployed six satellites for FOSSA Space Systems and the SelfieSat satellite for Orbit NTNU from the Vigoride OSV.
Momentus deployed eight customer satellites during its May 2022 inaugural mission for FOSSA Systems, Orbit NTNU, and Bronco Space at the California State Polytechnic University.
Momentus’ May 2022 inaugural mission deployed eight customer satellites for FOSSA Systems, Orbit NTNU, and Bronco Space at California State Polytechnic University.
Momentus deployed a SelfieSat two-unit cubesat developed by Orbit NTNU at the end of August 2022.