KSat e. V. (small satellite student society at the University of Stuttgart) is a non-profit organization founded in the spring of 2014. The more than 70 members are students of all semesters, mostly enrolled in aerospace engineering. The association is open to students of all disciplines.
Our goal is to give our members the opportunity to realize their own spaceflight project during their time at university. Furthermore, we aim to pass on the knowledge and enthusiasm for space travel as part of our public relations work and to provide a communication platform between students, interested companies of the industry, research and the public.
KSat e. V. was founded by former SSETI students and therefore has a history of small satellite construction dating back to 2005. With MIRKA2-RX our members were able to accomplish their first successful mission 2 years after the foundation.
Beyond the engineering work, we are always prepared to enjoy a pleasant barbecue in summer as well as the obligatory Christmas party.
New members are always welcome!
Mitglieder:
Fachrichtungen:
Natascha Bonidis | Paul Nehlich | Mario Spahr |
First Chairwoman | Second Chairman | Financial Chairman |
So kannst du Mitglied werden: | ||
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Since we are an association under German law, these forms are only available in German 1. Allgemeine Geschäftsordung lesen: Allgemeine Geschäftsordung 1 file(s) 76.60 KB 2. Unsere Satzung lesen: 3. Aufnahmeantrag ausfüllen: Aufnahmeantrag 1 file(s) 125.20 KB 4. Aufnahmeantrag beim nächsten Treffen abgeben oder per Post zusenden. |
electrical engineering
Without electrical engineering nothing works for us.
The special challenge is to find and design components that function perfectly even under cosmic radiation
Media & Design
You know how to transmit emotions and appeal to people? Then this is the right place for you. Bring a creative touch to the club and help us to spread the enthusiasm for space travel. Just come and have a look at our website.
Software Engineering
Space exploration is a very demanding environment. Computing power is scarce, requirements are high and the system must not fail under any circumstances.
Take up the challenge and come and see us!