CanSat/Rocketry National Competition for elementary and secondary school students will be held on October 6, 2019 at the airport „Veliki Radinci“.
The competition will be held simultaneously with the International Model Rocket Competition and the CanSat/Rocketry International Competition (CRIC2019).
From April 2019, students of elementary and secondary schools will be allowed to visit the Aerospace Center at the Airport “Veliki Radinci” to get acquainted with the aerospace program.
Program details (serbian language)…
On 26.01.2019. the representatives of the Committee, at the invitation of prof. dr Andras Gschwindt from the Budapest Technical University, attended a meeting to establish cooperation between Serbia and Hungary in the field of space engineering. The meeting was attended by representatives of the Committee and prof. Gschwindt, and a representative of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in charge of the Hungarian space program dr Orsolya Ferencz and the head of Hungarian ground stations Mr. Emil Hodl. It was agreed that the Committee can use laboratories at the University and the Hungarian ground stations (antennas), as well as to start activities aimed to design of HUN-SRB satellite.
On 11.11.2018. on the airport “Veliki Radinci”, a cooperation agreement was signed between the Committee and the Aero club “Sremska Mitrovica”. By the agreement is established the Aerospace Center at the Airport and defined cooperation in the field of space engineering, as well as activities within the scope: trainings, school trips, competitions etc.
The realization of the theoretical and practical program in the field of space engineering for elementary and secondary school age in Serbia started. Within this educational program, students will build their satellites (so-called CanSat) and rockets in their schools. CanSat / Rocketry program is in line with all other similar programs (EU, Russia, USA, Japan, Canada, India, etc.) so that our students will be fully equal with their peers throughout the world in the process of education and acquisition skills in this field.
Based on the Contract between GPAP (Italy) and CSPD (Serbia) from 4Q 2019, Serbia will officially have its mission in the Space by launching Italian FEES (Flexible Experimental Embedded Satellite) in low Earth orbit (height: 575km, orbit: SSO, Soyuz / Russia) …
GPAP: gpadvancedprojects.com
Dušan Radosavljević is named for the UNISEC (University Space Engineering Consortium) point of contact (POC) in Serbia.
www.unisec-global.org/pointofcontact.html
www.unisec-global.org/dusan.html
The Unity program represents a response to the increasing need of individuals and groups for easier access to Space, in order to achieve sustainable progress in their work and development of this area.
The concept itself emerged in the post-conflict region as an attempt to re-establish the cooperation of the people in the region, but this time in a completely different way, which in itself goes beyond the current mode of thinking and demands a new approach in international relations, whereby independence in creation of each participant is not jeopardized, and on the other hand there is a constant presence of the necessity of cooperation among the participants. In this way, everyone achieves both individual and group goals, and progress is inevitable.
Technically, the Unity program is based on CubeSat standards (www.cubesat.org), since the main deployer (Mother Craft – MC) is CubeSat, primarily by dimensions and basic characteristics. The deployer MC is independent of the payload that it carries and which will be delivered into orbit. Most precisely, MC is an adapter that allows that non-standard satellites (DS) can be used in standard POD deployers.
The Unity program enables the low-cost launch of satellites into various orbits. The price of the launch of 1DS (11.0×10.0x2.4cm/250g) is 12000 – 14000 euros (payment in two installments).
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