AggieSat AggieSat is a student-run space systems engineering laboratory at Texas A&M University.

AggieSat Lab is a Student Satellite Program housed within the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Texas A&M University. The goal of the Lab is to develop and demonstrate modern technologies by using a small-satellite platform, while educating students and enriching the undergraduate experience. Our Lab takes an integrated approach to small-spacecraft research, design-build-fly, and education fo

r multidisciplinary teams of freshmen through graduate students, along with industry and government affiliates. Students are responsible for the whole design process from concept to end-of-mission. Students simultaneously pursue degrees and participate in a business environment with real-world deliverables, quality-assurance checks, documentation, design and safety reviews, and organization. The goal is for our students to gain hands-on mastery in current tools, systems engineering, and industry practices related to specification, design, analysis, fabrication, and testing of space vehicle systems, while actively applying and extending complementary concepts taught in classes and making critical decisions. The context for this program is in advancing small real satellites, yet the skill set learned is applicable to a wide variety of disciplines and industries.

Congratulations to AggieSat’s REV-2 team for successfully competing in the 2024 CanSat competition in Virginia! We are s...
06/27/2024

Congratulations to AggieSat’s REV-2 team for successfully competing in the 2024 CanSat competition in Virginia! We are so proud of the improvements that were made from last year’s competition! Our team learned valuable lessons in systems engineering over the year long process and met some awesome new friends at the competition! The trip ended with a quick stop to the National Air and Space Museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center!

AggieSat Laboratory Spring 2024 Formal: ‘A Night Under the Stars’ 🌟🌌 This night celebrated the accomplishments of each t...
05/20/2024

AggieSat Laboratory Spring 2024 Formal: ‘A Night Under the Stars’ 🌟🌌 This night celebrated the accomplishments of each team and highlighted individual members who exemplified good systems engineering and our core values of respect, excellence, and integrity. Congratulations to everyone in AggieSat Laboratory for a productive and successful year!

Congratulations to AggieSat’s GeoRGE team for winning the Student Competition for Autonomous Measurement of Planetary Su...
05/13/2024

Congratulations to AggieSat’s GeoRGE team for winning the Student Competition for Autonomous Measurement of Planetary Surfaces (SCAMPS) 2023! SCAMPS 2023 was an 18-month long competition between our AR1 and GeoRGE teams. Each team had to develop a concept of operations for an autonomous rover mission, define requirements for their system, then design, assemble, integrate, and test their rover. Showdown was held on April 7, where both the AR1 and GeoRGE teams learned valuable lessons in systems engineering!

Congratulations to AggieSat's SOLACE team for being selected as a Finalist in the 2024 Human Lander Challenge (HuLC) com...
04/23/2024

Congratulations to AggieSat's SOLACE team for being selected as a Finalist in the 2024 Human Lander Challenge (HuLC) competition! Finalist teams will present their refined projects in a competitive, culminating design review at the 2024 HuLC Forum held at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL on June 25-27, 2024. Best of luck to SOLACE as they prepare to compete in Huntsville!

04/10/2024

Want to know what the eclipse looked like from geostationary orbit? Our Revitalization and Expansion of Ground Station team's got you covered! Current and former members worked together to build this time lapse of the eclipse as seen by the GOES-16 satellite.

Our GOES system receives and decodes Full Disk images of Earth as well as weather data from the GOES-16 satellite. Our test data are available to the public at: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Ti0Mt2FwhvcPEb63z8XaialV2kNUhGk-?usp=drive_link

Congratulations to AggieSat Laboratory’s REV-2 team for passing their Preliminary Design Review (PDR) and becoming one o...
03/28/2024

Congratulations to AggieSat Laboratory’s REV-2 team for passing their Preliminary Design Review (PDR) and becoming one of the 40 teams selected internationally to advance to Phase Three of the CanSat Competition!

Need a break from studying for exams? Stop by Cane’s to grab some brain fuel and support AggieSat Laboratory on Thursday...
02/28/2024

Need a break from studying for exams? Stop by Cane’s to grab some brain fuel and support AggieSat Laboratory on Thursday, March 7th from 5-10pm! Make sure to mention AggieSat at checkout!

Congratulations to the AggieSat6 team for successfully passing Pre-Integration Review, marking a major advancement towar...
02/25/2024

Congratulations to the AggieSat6 team for successfully passing Pre-Integration Review, marking a major advancement towards launching AggieSat Laboratory's third satellite into space!

AggieSat Laboratory is proud to announce that our program has been selected for sponsorship by Blue Origin! Our mission ...
01/27/2024

AggieSat Laboratory is proud to announce that our program has been selected for sponsorship by Blue Origin! Our mission is to train Aggies in systems engineering through hands-on experience in design, building, testing, and operations, and we are grateful to Blue Origin for supporting that mission. Gradatim Ferrociter, and Gig ‘Em!

Howdy! Applications for Shadow Corps and Outreach leads close in ONE WEEK! Check out our website at aggiesat.tamu.edu to...
01/24/2024

Howdy! Applications for Shadow Corps and Outreach leads close in ONE WEEK! Check out our website at aggiesat.tamu.edu to learn more and apply. Good luck and Gig ‘em!

Howdy! Are you looking to join AggieSat Laboratory in the new year? Well, you're in luck because applications are open f...
01/03/2024

Howdy! Are you looking to join AggieSat Laboratory in the new year? Well, you're in luck because applications are open for Spring 2024!

Our Outreach team is expanding. We are looking for a Merchandise Lead and a Graphics Lead. Additionally, if you are a freshman or sophomore, applications for Shadow Corp are open! You can find more information about the roles and apply at aggiesat.tamu.edu/apply!

Applications close Wednesday, January 31st at 11:59 pm.
Good luck and Gig 'em!

Yesterday, both teams participating in the Student Competition for Autonomous Measurement of Planetary Surfaces (SCAMPS)...
11/13/2023

Yesterday, both teams participating in the Student Competition for Autonomous Measurement of Planetary Surfaces (SCAMPS) had their Deep Dive Review (DDR). AR1 and GeoRGE went over changes the sub-teams have made since their Critical Design Review (CDR) and reviewed their system implementations! Great job to both teams!

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