Aiolus Project

We're ready and set for launch at 11:45. Let's hope for the best!

Yesterday, we had a meeting with the T-Minus engineers!

Our meeting with T-Minus Next Wednesday is a very important moment for us: our team will be presenting our CanSat, our objectives and our progress so far in Brussels in front of a professional jury. Then, twelve out of eig…

Here's an interesting animation of the design of our CanSat and the electronics we're working with.
More progress updates following soon!

CanSat Design Animation This animation illustrates the design of our CanSat and gives an idea of which electronics we are using. However, some parts are not included in the video, s...

Learn more about our project, and what we did on the Sint-Barbara open day last Saturday in this new blog post!

Sint-Barbara Open Day Last Saturday, our school opened its doors for next year’s freshmen students, their parents, and those who were just curious to come and visit. In our physics classroom we, the Aiolus team, introdu…

Om ons project nog wat bekender te maken namen we onlangs contact op met EOS Wetenschap. Zij gaven ons de toestemming om een blog bij te houden op hun website. Ziehier ons eerste artikel.

Hoe een satelliet jongeren warm maakt voor de wetenschap Wij zijn het Aiolus team, een groepje studenten uit het Sint-Barbaracollege in Gent. Wij doen mee aan de Cansat competitie, een wedstrijd die jongeren hun ei...