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Why link automotive comfort and satellite micro-vibrations?

January 20, 2022

Learn what automotive comfort has to do with satellites and discover innovative testing tools to mitigate satellite micro-vibrations.

By Mostapha Choukri
5 MIN READ

NASA’s $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope fully fueled for launch

December 20, 2021

Set to launch to deep space on December 24, the nearly $10 billion NASA-built JWST promises the ability to peer into the depths of the known Universe like never before.

By anthonybele
8 MIN READ
Electromagnetic simulation for a satellite

Simulating electromagnetics for successful space missions

October 7, 2021

Read how the challenges related to electromagnetics for space systems can be overcome using Simcenter.

By Olga Korosteleva and Koen De Langhe
2 MIN READ

Force limiting: Test your Spacecraft, but don’t destroy it!

September 29, 2021

Avoid over-testing during satellite vibration qualification and learn about force limiting for spacecraft testing.

By Mostapha Choukri
3 MIN READ

10 insights from rocket CFD for a mind-blowing moonshot

July 29, 2021

This is your guide to a successful moonshot project – with 10 insights that only rocket CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) could deliver!

By Simon Fischer
11 MIN READ

New DFAN (Direct Field Acoustic Noise Testing) as a service to launch in US – Live demo on September 22, 2021

July 12, 2021

How many decibels (dB) are emitted during a spacecraft launch? According to NASA, the answer is up to 220 dB….

By Christina Kothlow
4 MIN READ
Mars Ingenuity

Ingenuity is Taking Off

May 3, 2021

See how the Mars Ingenuity helicopter can fly on Mars and how it would perform on Earth. Simulation helps to design better products faster.

By Boris Marovic
8 MIN READ
Perseverance Touching Down on Mars

Perseverance: what’s the weather on Mars?

March 11, 2021

Centro de Astrobiología – INTA uses Simcenter FLOEFD to design the MEDA weather station on the Perseverance rover

By Mike Croegaert
5 MIN READ

Crack propagation in composites and how to avoid it: A DLR case study

January 7, 2021

Ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) have become especially popular in space applications due to their ability to withstand extremely high temperatures. At the German Aerospace Center (DLR), researchers are investigating the use of CMC components for high-temperatures and demanding-environment applications.

By Christina Kothlow
4 MIN READ