By the invitation of the UNDP Office in Serbia, the CSPD participated on the opening of the ACCELERATOR LAB in Belgrade.
During this event, the representatives of the CSPD had a series of talks with representatives of UNDP and UNICEF on possible forms of cooperation in finding innovative solutions for the development challenges of Serbia, ie implementation of the CSPD’s programs/projects.
By the invitation of the Cabinet of the Minister of Innovation and Technological Development, the CSPD actively participated in a meeting with representatives of Roskosmos, which discussed the course of cooperation between Serbia and Russia in this area, in accordance with a previously signed document. The meeting was also attended by representatives of several Astronomical Societies from Serbia, representatives of several faculties and non-governmental organizations whose main activity is Space Law.
Today, on the polygon next to Aradac, a Rocket designed by a member of the CSPD Dragan Jevtic was successfully tested. The Rocket reached a height of 1200 m with a 200 N motor. The Rocket is reusable and was designed for CanSat. The diagram of the flight of the Rocket was recorded as well as the height it achieved.
The field of operation of the Committee has been expanded with the establishment of a sector for REMOTE SENSING AND DISASTER RISK REDUCTION. Details…
A new member of our organization
prof. Dušan M. SAKULSKI, Ph.D. has joined the sector.
From 23/06/2019 the Ground station of the CSPD (Serbia) is fully operational both individually and as part of the global SatNOGS network. The CSPD’s Ground station can be used free of charge through:
Primary School “Radoje Domanović” – Vranje
CanSat/Rocketry program section
Official YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsLH4eKk40EV9SNyLcSNgjg/playlists?view_as=subscriber
A member of the Committee Ms. Jasna Kolašinac participated on „The 35th Space Symposium“ which was held from 8th to 11th April 2019 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA. The Symposium brought together space leaders from around the world to discuss, address and plan for the future of space since the inaugural event in 1984. Attendees at that original event numbered barely 250 space enthusiasts. In recent years, the Space Foundation team has welcomed more than 9,000 people from around the world, including speakers, attendees, exhibitors, volunteers, educators and students. The Space Symposium has become widely known as the premier U.S. space policy and program forum and as the “must attend” opportunity for information on and interaction among all sectors of space.
Ms. Jasna Kolašinac promoted the activities of the Committee, with special attention to the upcoming CanSat/Rocketry competition in Serbia and the global program UNITY.
This year’s Symposium was held under the title „Connect, Engage and Prosper at the 35th Space Symposium“.
By mid-April 2019, a call for students to join the Space program is open.
The program covers three areas:
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