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The first ATHEAt launch will be managed by the DLR MORABA team and is scheduled between 3 and 11 October.
The SAGA project is supported by several space agencies, including the Italian Space Agency (ASI), the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the Austrian Space Agency (ASA), the Spanish Space Agency (AEE), the Dutch Space Office (NSO), the French Space Agency (CNES), and the Swiss Space Agency (SSO).
CNES has partnered with DLR and JAXA to build a 13-metre-tall Callisto demonstrator to develop and mature key technologies for future reusable rocket systems.
CNES is working on the Callisto reusable rocket programme in partnership with DLR and JAXA to build a 13-metre-tall demonstrator to develop and mature key technologies for future reusable rocket systems.
DE-CIX is collaborating with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) on the European Space Agency's OFELIAS project to explore laser-based communications for satellite data exchange.
German space agency DLR and French space agency CNES signed a statement of intent to enhance cooperation.
The cooperation between DLR and CNES includes several joint projects in critical and breakthrough technologies.
DLR joined the Space4Ocean (S4O) Alliance, a global initiative aimed at preserving the world's oceans.
The Callisto project, conceived in 2015, is a collaboration between the French space agency CNES, Germany's DLR, and Japan's JAXA to develop reusable rocket technology for future European and Japanese launch systems.
The Callisto project is a collaboration between CNES, DLR, and JAXA aimed at maturing reusable rocket technology for future European and Japanese launch systems.
The European Space Agency’s OFELIAS project involves DE-CIX collaborating with the German Aerospace Center (DLR).
DLR has mapped crown loss across Germany using satellite data to support forestry and wood management.
DLR researchers are developing new datasets and plan to expand their web service to enhance forest monitoring.
The competition is organized with the support of various national and local contributors, including the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the Institute of Aerospace Technology at Bremen University.
The DLR has introduced the publicly accessible web application EO Wald, which visualizes massive forest damage in Germany since 2017 using satellite data.
DLR is a leader in Germany for big data analysis of large-scale Earth observation data.
'Pluto+', developed at the DLR Institute of Space Systems in Bremen, will also test a flexible solar panel capable of delivering 100 watts of power.
DLR aims to show that advanced components typically used in larger satellites can also be successfully utilized in smaller satellites.
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) will fly its CubeSat 'Pluto+' to demonstrate a powerful and compact avionics system.
The project is funded by the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the European Space Agency (ESA), and the NASA.