NASA NTRS · 20240000570
Development of a Low-Cost, Highly Flexible Re-Entry Platform
Abstract
With a growing interest in atmospheric entry, descent, and landing research as well as the necessity to empirically test increasingly complicated entry systems, a growing need for a quick and cost-effective method of experimentation is needed. The Hypersonic Configurable Unit Ballistic Experiment is a test and evaluation platform allowing for in-situ research and rapid testing of novel technologies in a re-entry environment. HyCUBE takes the form of a small satellite-sized re-entry vehicle and, with the additional space on board the vehicle, can act as a platform for testing novel guidance and control methodologies.
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J Neumann, S Gagnon, A Gardi, V Twin, S Vedvik, D Gebre, E Longmire, M Simeni, M Murbach, A Salas, S Schisler, M Mooney-Rivkin. Development of a Low-Cost, Highly Flexible Re-Entry Platform. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20240000570
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