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SUMMARY:Institutsseminar: 20 MINUTES OF ATTENTION: SLIM'S LUNAR LANDING CHALLENGE
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, 16 January 2025 at 14:15 h our next institute seminar will take place with a guest from Japan. \nSpeaker: Dr Tetsuo Yoshimitsu / JAXA \n\nTitel: 20 MINUTES OF ATTENTION: SLIM’S LUNAR LANDING CHALLENGE \n\n\nIn 2023\, Japan launched a remarkable mission with the deployment of the lunar lander SLIM. On January 19\, 2024\, SLIM successfully touched down on the lunar surface\, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s space exploration history. Despite not achieving a perfect landing position\, the lander remained functional for several months\, showcasing its robustness and reliability. \n\n\nA particular highlight of the mission was the deployment of LEV-1\, Japan’s first lunar rover. This small\, fully autonomous rover\, equipped with a hopping mechanism\, was released a few meters above the lunar surface shortly before SLIM’s landing. During its two-hour mission\, LEV-1 executed seven successful hops\, navigated the challenging lunar terrain\, and transmitted valuable data back to Earth. \n\n\nDr. Tetsuo Yoshimitsu of the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) will discuss the autonomous capabilities and operational outcomes of the LEV-1 rover. Additionally\, he will provide insights into future lunar missions building on the experiences and findings of the LEV-1 project. \n\n\nTickets here!
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/institutsseminar-20-minutes-of-terror-slims-lunar-landing-challenge/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Seminar,Vortrag
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231020T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231020T153000
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SUMMARY:{:de}MASCOT on asteroid Ryugu –  Linking remote sensing and returned  sample analysis with a small lander{:}{:en}MASCOT on asteroid Ryugu –  Linking remote sensing and returned  sample analysis with a small lander{:}
DESCRIPTION:MASCOT is a 30 cm x 30 cm x 20 cm small lander that was deployed onto the surface of asteroid Ryugu in October 2018 by JAXA’s Hayabusa2 mission. There\, it operated for 17 hours and collected valuable data using its camera\, radiometer and magnetometer. The presentation summarizes the findings of MASCOT on the surface of Ryugu and sets the results into context with remote sensing observations by the Hayabusa2 spacecraft and the recently returned samples from Ryugu to Earth. \nJoin online: Pexip Infinity Connect v3 (dlr.de)
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/mascot-on-asteroid-ryugu-linking-remote-sensing-and-returned-sample-analysis-with-a-small-lander/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag,Webinar
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SUMMARY:{:de}Venture Capital – Der richtige Treibstoff für New Space Unternehmen?{:}{:en}Venture Capital - The right fuel for New Space companies?{:}
DESCRIPTION:In the last 20 years\, thousands of innovative space companies have been founded worldwide\, challenging the status quo of established companies on many levels. These new space start-ups are often financed by venture capital investors. The German Aerospace Center is working on innovative technologies that have the potential for spin-offs. Technically oriented founders\, however\, often only have a very vague idea of what venture capital investors look for when selecting and financing start-ups\, especially at the beginning of the company development. In order to give scientific employees interested in founding a better understanding here\, the lecture will take a look at the world of venture capital investors. \nJoin online: https://confpool.vc.dlr.de/webapp/#/?conference=1907076510@vc.dlr.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/venture-capital-der-richtige-treibstoff-fuer-new-space-unternehmen/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag,Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230720T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230720T153000
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CREATED:20230526T080721Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Drahtloses Netzwerk im Weltraum:  ISS-Experiment zeigt neue Technologie{:}{:en}Wireless network in space: ISS experiment shows new technology{:}
DESCRIPTION:Wireless Compose is an experiment on the International Space Station (ISS) testing a wireless network using a technology called ultra-wideband. This network should allow astronauts and objects to communicate with each other without being disturbed by other signals. It consists of seven wireless modules designed to help determine the position of objects and astronauts and monitor their movements. In addition\, the experiment should use the energy from artificial light sources in order to be carried out efficiently. It is examined whether the network is suitable for monitoring environmental parameters within the ISS module and whether it can also be operated with radiation effects and energy harvesting. This experiment is also carried out in the EDEN ISS Greenhouse in Antarctica. \n…join online: Pexip Infinity Connect v3 (dlr.de)
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/drahtloses-netzwerk-im-weltraum-iss-experiment-zeigt-neue-technologie/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag,Webinar
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CREATED:20230330T074903Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}ESA's Hera Mission{:}{:en}ESA's Hera Mission{:}
DESCRIPTION:ESA’s Hera  is the first mission to validate asteroid deflection together with NASA’s DART spacecraft. Its target asteroid Dimorphos poses no threat to the Earth\, it was subject to a hypervelocity impact by DART in 2022. The main objectives of Hera are related to the retrieval of scientific information about the physical and dynamical properties after the impact so as to validate numerical impact codes. This will allow scientists and engineers to design and prepare for a real deflection mission should it be needed. As bonus\, Hera will unveil unique information about the internal structure of Dimorphos providing missing clues about the formation processes of binary asteroids. The presentation will highlight the key aspects of the mission as well as provide information about its development status. \nPlattformunabhängige Web-Einwahl: https://confpool.vc.dlr.de/webapp/#/?conference=1907048321@vc.dlr.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/esas-hera-mission/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag,Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230516T140000
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CREATED:20230330T075317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T075317Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Maschinelles Lernen für Space Gardening{:}{:en}Machine learning for Space Gardening{:}
DESCRIPTION:Working in the EDEN NEXT GEN and EDEN LUNA projects\, we are concerned with detecting unhealthiness within different kinds of data.In this talk\, I will introduce different classic and deep-learning-based methods for finding anomalies in time series data and present our latest results on the differences regarding the types of anomalies these methods can find. Based on this\, I will present our concept for using these techniques to detect unhealthy system states in telemetry data as well as unhealthy plants in images. \nWeb-dial-in: https://confpool.vc.dlr.de/webapp/#/?conference=1907650545@vc.dlr.de \n \n 
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/maschinelles-lernen-fuer-space-gardening/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag,Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230504T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230504T153000
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CREATED:20230330T074945Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T080510Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Ein Rückblick auf die Rosetta- und Philae-Mission{:}{:en}A retrospect on the Rosetta and Philae mission{:}
DESCRIPTION:At this  seminar\, participants can look back on the historic ESA mission Rosetta 2004-2016 to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. \nThe speaker Jens Biele from DLR will present some of the highlights of the mission and finally go into the political and scientific atmosphere in the period from the early 1990s to 2015\, which made such a great undertaking possible at the time.
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/ein-rueckblick-auf-die-rosetta-und-philae-mission/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag,Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230421T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230421T150000
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CREATED:20230330T074644Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T074644Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Eine Standardisierung von Schnittstellen für On-Orbit Servicing{:}{:en}A standardisation of interfaces for On-orbit servicing{:}
DESCRIPTION:The need for On-Orbit Servicing has been increasing significantly over the past few decades and the challenges are becoming more nuanced and complex . Since none of the demonstrations in space till date have led to a reliably sustainable solution\, it  is more vital than ever to focus attention on this topic and develop a path forward. \nWeb dial-up: https://confpool.vc.dlr.de/webapp/#/?conference=1907142825@vc.dlr.de \nSpeaker: Virgile Gautier
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/eine-standardisierung-von-schnittstellen-fuer-on-orbit-servicing/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag,Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230406T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230406T153000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20230316T114451Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230316T114451Z
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SUMMARY:Argonaut bringt Europa zum Mond
DESCRIPTION:Argonaut ist ein Projekt im ESA-Explorationsprogramm\, das ein Jahrzehnt nach den ersten ernsthaften Vorschlägen endlich Europa einen Zugang zur Mondoberfläche ermöglichen soll. Es ist als vielseitiges\, modulares Konzept im November 2022 von den ESA-Mitgliedsstaaten mit moderaten finanziellen Mitteln versehen worden. Die Module sind eine universelle Landestufe\, die bei jeder der bis zu 5 Argonaut Missionen pro Jahrzehnt zum Einsatz kommt. Die eigentliche Nutzlast kann entweder eine Lieferung von Ersatzteilen für das Artemis Basecamp\, ein Rover\, ein Solarkraftwerk oder eine In-Situ Labor sein. Ein flexibler Adapter zwischen dem Lande- und Nutzlastmodul sorgt für die Anpassung der mechanischen\, strukturellen\, elektrischen und thermischen Schnittstelle. Die programmatischen Herausforderungen sind immens: Entwicklung eines Raketenantriebs für die Landung\, die Verteilung der Aufträge in den ESA-Mitgliedsländern\, der Betrieb der Missionen in der Mondnacht\, die internationale Koordination im Rahmen der lunaren Architektur\, etc. Nur mit dem richtigen Management von Argonaut im Rahmen eines nachhaltig gedachten „Stützpfeiler III“ des Terrae Novae Rahmenprogramms wird es gelingen\, Europa eine sichtbare und attraktive Rolle auf dem Mond zu sichern.\nReferent ist: Markus Landgraf\, ESA \nPlattformunabhängige Web-Einwahl: https://confpool.vc.dlr.de/webapp/#/?conference=1907714970@vc.dlr.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/argonaut-bringt-europa-zum-mond/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Online-Event,Seminar,Vortrag
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180926T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180926T163000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20171208T095706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T120711Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-09-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180826T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180826T163000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20171208T095706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T120711Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-08-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180726T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180726T163000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20171208T095706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T120711Z
UID:10001813-1532617200-1532622600@event.dlr.de
SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-07-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-06-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180526T163000
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SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-05-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180426T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180426T163000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20171208T095706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T120711Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-04-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180326T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180326T163000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20171208T095706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T120711Z
UID:10001809-1522076400-1522081800@event.dlr.de
SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-03-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180226T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180226T163000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20171208T095706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T120711Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-02-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180126T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180126T163000
DTSTAMP:20260727T140927
CREATED:20171208T095706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T120711Z
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SUMMARY:{:de}Führungen durchs DLR Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme{:}{:en}Guided tours of the DLR Institute of Space Systems{:}
DESCRIPTION:The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Visit DLR’s Institute of Space Systems in Bremen\, one of 20 DLR sites across Germany. \nThe Institute of Space Systems\, based in Bremen since 2007\, designs and analyses future spacecraft and space missions and assesses their technical performance and cost. This includes launchers\, orbital and exploration systems and satellites. The Institute also develops\, builds and operates its own spacecraft and missions for scientific investigations and technology demonstrations. In order to facilitate future space missions and improve the performance of existing technologies\, the Institute researches system-relevant technologies. \nTake a look behind the scenes of DLR \nLearn all about the Institute and its current projects during a guided tour of the laboratory building: why do we want to grow tomatoes on the Moon and Mars? How does a lander land on an asteroid and how do we monitor ships from space?\nCurrent projects set out to answer these questions. Visitors also have the opportunity to view a selection of laboratories and test facilities: the integration hall\, where satellites are assembled\, the Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)\, where the famous Philae lander was tested\, and the Cryo-Lab\, where scientific and technical issues of cryogenic fuel handling are investigated. Immerse yourself in the world of space research and see how Bremen contributes to this. \nDates\n26.01 = German + English\n23.02 = German + Spanish\n27.04 = German (fully booked) + English\n25.05 = German (fully booked) + Spanish\n29.06 = German (fully booked)\n27.07 = German (fully booked)\n31.08 = German (fully booked)\n28.09 = German (fully booked) + English\nAll at 15:00 \nAdmission is free of charge \nMeeting point:\nRobert-Hooke-Straße 7 \nRegistration is required for DLR guided tours and begins on 11 January 2018. Please call us on +49 (0)421 / 30 800 10 or e-mail your request to info@bremen-tourism.de. \nRegistration and further information at: https://www.bremen-tourismus.de/dlr\nThe complete event calendar for the space year in Bremen is available at www.sternstunden2018.de
URL:https://event.dlr.de/en/event/fuehrungen-durchs-dlr-institut-fuer-raumfahrtsysteme/2018-01-26/
LOCATION:Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme\, Robert Hooke Str. 7\, Bremen\, 28359\, Deutschland
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