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The intricate ballet of handoffs in orbit: From relay races to space robotics

April 10, 2024

Discover how Northrop Grumman achieved a flawless execution of their innovative on orbit handoff technique mission, extending the lifespan of existing satellites in space.

By Ganesh Sethuraman
2 MIN READ

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) celebrates mission to the moon

November 22, 2023

The accomplishments of ISRO, which have instilled a sense of national pride, also fill Siemens with pride for our partnership. This partnership is founded on technological contributions, especially the superior technology of Simcenter simulation and test solutions. These have enabled ISRO to realize their ambitious goals and successfully carry out their present missions and pave the way for future endeavors.

By Thierry Olbrechts
4 MIN READ
Astrobotic Peregrine readies for spacecraft acoustic testing

Spacecraft acoustic testing for upcoming lunar journey

March 23, 2023

Whether you opt for a standard reverberant chamber test facility or proceed with a more versatile and innovative DFAN technique, you can count on Siemens’ expertise in being a reliable partner for your spacecraft acoustic testing. Find out more in this blog.

By Albert Prosuk
4 MIN READ
Direct acoustic field noise test preparation

Direct field acoustic noise testing (DFAN) master class | March 19-21, 2024

February 8, 2023

Read on accessible and successful direct field acoustic noise testing and join our DFAN master class!

By Mostapha Choukri
6 MIN READ

How to cool a spacecraft with heat pipes: co-simulate with Simcenter 3D Thermal and Simcenter Amesim

October 7, 2022

Simulation is essential for thermal management of heat pipes in spacecraft and the sensitive experiments they work on. A process that has just got much easier. Read how

By Florian Sanchez, Zouya Zarei, Christian Semler and Jonathan Melvin
7 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 Anthony Johnson
8 MIN READ