Session
Technical Session VIII: New Mission Concepts
Abstract
BREM-SAT is a small scientific satellite being financed by the BMFT (German Ministry of Research and Technology). It will be launched from the Space Shuttle during the German D-2 mission (September 1992) into a 300 km orbit with 28.5° inclination. Although the volume is limited, due to the CAP (Complex Autonomous Payload) programme requirements, the satellite payload includes six different scientific experiments. Futhermore, within this mission a new technology will be demonstrated.
BREM-SAT - A Small Scientific Satellite
BREM-SAT is a small scientific satellite being financed by the BMFT (German Ministry of Research and Technology). It will be launched from the Space Shuttle during the German D-2 mission (September 1992) into a 300 km orbit with 28.5° inclination. Although the volume is limited, due to the CAP (Complex Autonomous Payload) programme requirements, the satellite payload includes six different scientific experiments. Futhermore, within this mission a new technology will be demonstrated.
