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ROBUSTA. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Contexte[modifier | modifier le code] Le Centre national d'études spatiales (CNES) a lancé, en 2006 un appel à idées, EXPRESSO, pour des projets étudiants dans le domaine des systèmes orbitaux. Trois dossiers sur huit ont été retenus en fin d'année dont celui de l’Université de Montpellier 2. L’objectif du projet présenté est d’élaborer un pico satellite du nom de ROBUSTA embarquant une expérience scientifique, et de sa station sol associée. Sur les trois dossiers EXPRESSO présentés, Robusta a été le seul mené à terme. Robusta est le premier satellite de type Cubesat français. Format cubesat[modifier | modifier le code] Le satellite doit répondre strictement aux normes CubeSat pour picosat soit : Dimensions : 10 cm × 10 cm × 10 cmMasse : 1 kg max (masse entre 800 g et 1 kg)Consommation max: 1 W À la fin de la conception, Robusta pesait 900 g. Déroulement du projet[modifier | modifier le code] Description de la mission[modifier | modifier le code]
Dove 3, 4. Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee (IADC): Homepage. Site Web CNES Débris Spatiaux. ESA Space Debris / Operations. Global experts agree action needed on space debris. Global experts agree action needed on space debris Concept for future deorbit mission 25 April 2013 There is an urgent need to remove orbiting space debris and to fly satellites in the future without creating new fragments, Europe’s largest-ever space-debris conference announced today. The findings from the 6th European Conference on Space Debris were released during the concluding press briefing at ESA’s European Space Operations Centre in Darmstadt, Germany.
Future space missions must be sustainable, including safe disposal when they are completed. Watch media briefing: Findings of the 6th European Conference on Space Debris, 25 April 2013, ESA/ESOC The removal of space debris is an environmental problem of global dimensions that must be assessed in an international context, including the UN. These results were presented to over 350 worldwide participants representing almost all the major national space agencies, industry, governments, academia and research institutes. U.S. Strategic Command - Home.