Deployment of Space Surveillance and Tracking System for the Portuguese MoD
Elecnor Deimos is deploying the Portuguese Space Surveillance and Tracking System SST for the Portuguese MoD
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DEIMOS will develop the flight control systems of the first European mission to remove an object from space
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Lunar Impact Flashes
P3-NEO-I project, led by Elecnor Deimos, records two lunar impact flashes aiming to support ESA to the follow-up and physical characterization of the so-called Near-Earth Objects (NEOS)
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Spanish Air Force visit
Representatives of Air Force Plans Division of the Chief of Staff and Air Force Command and Control System made a visit to our space surveillance facilities together with the students and teachers of the first Space Operations course of the Spanish Air Force.
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Juice CDR successfully passed
JUICE Mission passes the CDR and enters into the AIT phase, with Elecnor Deimos as responsible of planetary protection and mission navigation activities.
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Fragmentation Event DeSS
Deimos Sky Survey tracked the fragmentation and debris formation of the Atlas V rocket. The analyses show the expected evolution of the fragments cloud around the Earth and the spatial density at different altitudes and timeframes.
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SESAM-DRAMA software upgraded
Deimos Space presents with HTG the upgraded SESAM module of ESA’s DRAMA in the ESA-ECSL workshop on space debris: regulations, standards and tools. The new SESAM provides the ESA’s DRAMA tool with more flexibility and the possibility to deal with more complex spacecraft definitions and re-entry problems.
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UK Spaceport Study
Cheops satellite successfully launched to study size of known exoplanets orbiting bright, nearby stars
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Support Eumetsat operations
Following a competitive tender, Elecnor Deimos will provide ground optical sensor-based observations of METEOSAT satellites as well as orbital determination for Eumetsat
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DeSS in National Geographic
Cheops satellite successfully launched to study size of known exoplanets orbiting bright, nearby stars
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