The University of Saskatchewan Space Design Team is a multidisciplinary student group focusing on building and designing space-related technology. From space elevators, to rovers, to satellites, we have been inspiring young engineers for over 15 years.
Our newest project is a rocket with plans to fly to 10,000-30,000 feet. This project will help the team gather useful data and gain experience to potentially build a larger scale rocket in the future. We are planning on joining a Launch Canada competition this fall.
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Building upon the Canadian CubeSat Project (CCP) the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) developed the CUBICS Initiative. The call for applications was September 2022 and the announcement of the 9 teams chosen came in June 2023. The goal of the CUBICS Initiative is to provide the opportunity for students and professors to engage in an end-to-end CubeSat mission over the next 3 years. This project is developed around the needs, comfort level, expertise, and readiness of the recipients. Selected projects have a specific mission to gather data related to climate change. Of the teams selected topics range from measuring surface hydrology, capturing spectral imagery, and measuring particle charge in the atmosphere.
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