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CIRA (Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali) contributes to the Space Rider project by developing reentry competencies and conducting tests on thermal protection systems.
The Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali (CIRA) is organizing an initiative for the National Space Day in 2025.
CIRA confirms its commitment to shaping the future of Italian aerospace research through education and scientific outreach.
CIRA acknowledges the importance of youth as the main driver for the growth of the aerospace sector in Italy.
CIRA will host a special day for high school students to introduce them to aerospace research and its applications.
The event will feature a presentation of CIRA's main research activities.
CIRA’s testing facilities represent a significant asset in Italian aerospace research.
Students will have the opportunity to participate in a guided tour of CIRA's large testing facilities.
CIRA aims to enhance the value of Italian aerospace research and promote scientific culture among the new generations.
CIRA highlights the contribution of research and innovation to technological progress and competitive development in Italy.
The project is developed in collaboration with CIRA, Aeronautica Militare, Marina Militare, Politecnico di Torino, ENAV, and Eurocontrol.
CIRA has overseen two sets of drop tests using a 3,000-kilogram mass simulator.
Romania’s National Institute for Aerospace Research ‘Elie Carafoli’ (INCAS) delivered the Space Rider Descent and Landing Test Model (DLRM) to the Italian Aerospace Research Centre (CIRA) in Capua.
CIRA was contracted by Thales Alenia Space in late 2021 to coordinate drop tests for the Space Rider Re-entry Module's recovery system.
On 14 October, INCAS announced the successful delivery of the DLRM to CIRA’s facility in Capua.
The DLRM will be equipped with its avionic subsystem, onboard software, and elements of its recovery system at CIRA.
Argotec, CIRA, and SITAEL are consortium partners in the Space Factory 4.0 programme led by Thales Alenia Space.
CIRA has begun equipping the DLRM prototype with its avionic subsystem and flight components.
CIRA announced that INCAS completed 'proof tests' of the Space Rider DLRM on 19 September.
Il Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali (CIRA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Imperial College London to strengthen aerospace research and the space economy.