Argentinische Schüler treten zur Titelverteidigung beim CanSat 2026 an

15. Mai 2026

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Ein Team argentinischer Schüler wird am Luft- und Raumfahrtwettbewerb CanSat 2026 in den Vereinigten Staaten teilnehmen, bei dem sie den im letzten Jahr gewonnenen Titel mit einem selbst gebauten Satelliten verteidigen werden.

Die Jugendlichen werden Argentinien bei der von der NASA unterstützten Herausforderung vertreten.

Der Wettbewerb konzentriert sich auf das Design und den Start von Satelliten des Typs CanSat. Die Gruppe strebt an, ihren Erfolg von 2025 zu wiederholen.

Der Wettbewerb findet 2026 auf US-amerikanischem Boden statt.

South Korean earth-observation satellite CAS500-2 successfully launched from US

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South Korea's Compact Advanced Satellite (CAS) 500-2 successfully launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. The satellite entered low-Earth orbit and made first contact with a ground station in Norway. The Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) confirmed it is operating normally.

Argentine ATENEA satellite launches on NASA's Artemis II mission

NASA's Artemis II mission, the first crewed flight beyond Earth orbit in over 50 years, launches today carrying Argentina's ATENEA satellite aboard the Orion spacecraft. ATENEA, a 12U CubeSat fully developed in Argentina, is the only Latin American participant selected from over 50 countries' proposals. The mission will test key systems en route to lunar orbit.

UBA Team Oversees Atenea CubeSat Ahead of Artemis II Launch

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As NASA's Artemis II mission nears launch, the University of Buenos Aires' Faculty of Engineering (FIUBA) is finalizing preparations for the Argentine CubeSat Atenea, one of four international microsatellites selected for deployment. FIUBA's student-led team is on-site at Cape Canaveral, building on the January announcement of Argentina's participation.

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