Da Vinci Satellite – Roll Of The Dice
Kim S.C.N.A. Regnerija (Student TU Delft)
F.M. Bagchus (Student TU Delft)
Stefano Speretta (TU Delft - Space Systems Egineering)
Sevket Uludag (TU Delft - Space Systems Egineering)
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Abstract
The Da Vinci Satellite project is a non-profit initiative started at the Delft University of Technology to inspire and enthuse the youth to learn more about technology and space travel. The team does this by focussing on demystifying space and making it a fun and engaging subject. The non-profit student team is divided into different sub teams, two of which are the technical team and the educational team. The technical team has been building a 2U CubeSat with two payloads that have been designed to support educational packages for children from primary schools and high schools. The educational team works to make these educational modules available for schools all around the world such that children have the opportunity to interact directly with space via The Da Vinci Satellite.