The purpose of the development and launch of the first university nanosatellite of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute was to study the design elements of the device, in particular solar sensors for small spacecraft for their further improvement and use in subsequent satellites of this series, to test the technological modes of flight...
Our newspaper wrote about the launch of the nanosatellite PolyITAN-NR-30, created by a group of scientists, students and postgraduate students of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, in the first issue for 2023.
"KP" continues publishing interviews with young scientists of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, who developed, manufactured and prepared the PolyITAN-NR-30 nanosatellite for space launch within the scientific body under the leadership of Boris Rassamakin.
The exhibition is dedicated to World Space Week, the largest event in the world aimed at supporting the space industry. It is held every year from October 4 to 10.
The National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute",
“Cosmonautics has an infinite future and its prospects are boundless, like the Universe itself” – these words of Sergiy Koroliov are of great interest at this time. His far-sighted, incisive mind was able to comprehend all the greatness of cosmic horizons.
On December 12, Sergiy Korolyov was born. He was a rocket engineer who launched the first satellite into space, the first astronaut, and a spacecraft designer.
A capsule with valuable material landed in Australia. At the temporary laboratory Quick Look Facility, an airtight container with soil samples will be prepared for shipment to Japan.
The MASCOT module successfully completed a space mission and delivered soil to Earth from the asteroid Ryugu. Had Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute not made heat pipes for the device, “Hayabusa2” would not have been able to survey the asteroid for more than a year and collect samples.
Igor Sikorsky Polytechnic Institute and Northwestern Polytechnical University have signed an agreement to establish a Joint Sino-Ukrainian Space Science Laboratory. It will consist of two laboratories on the basis of both universities. The Institute of Aerospace Technologies together
