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Driven by winds that can reach more than 300 km/h, the Tumbleweed rovers can cover more than 50% of the Martian north pole in less than three weeks.
Using off-the-shelf components and mass-producible technologies, we can greatly reduce costs compared to traditional Mars rovers.
Through implementing the CubeSat method, any company or research institution can adapt their sensors to the standards required for our payloads.
By releasing more than 100 robust Tumbleweed rovers over the Martian north pole, the risk of complete mission failure on impact is reduced drastically.
Learn about our work, culture, and member at our upcoming Interest Drinks event in Delft
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Our first ever Space Camp this summer was filled with fun excursions, activities and experiments
We are excited to announce that we are now part of the Aerospace Innovation Hub at the TU Delft
Summer Space Camp 2022 Informationen und Anmeldung/Information and Application
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An international team of motivated young people paving our Road to Mars.
Our team is dedicated to creating a new approach to Mars exploration, constantly expanding, growing, and learning along the way.