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The Cooperative Research Centre for Satellite Systems is a
joint venture of four Australian companies, six Universities
and two government agencies. It was established 1 January
1998 under the Commonwealth' Cooperative Research Centres
Program (http://www.crc.gov.au).
The
Centre carries out research and development, education, training,
operations and commercial activities relating to space technologies,
particularly in the field of low-cost satellite missions.
Its first major project was the scientific and engineering
satellite. FedSat, launched on 14 December 2002.
FedSat
in orbit
See
the FedSat ground station home page
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2005
31
December CRCSS closes,
FedSat saved
2004
13
December FedSat
second anniversary as space effort hits wall
29
October Space
agencies go boldly to Canberra
28
October Space
education forum 6 November
27
August Regional
Space Agency Forum - First Announcement
6
May Centre
funding bid fails
12
February Space
agencies meeting for CRCSS
2003
14
December Happy Birthday,
FedSat!
1
December Minister
McGauran announces grant to CRCSS
12
November FedSat
wins National engineering award
6
November Little
Aussie battler defies space storm
5
November FedSat maintenance
service
27
October 2003 New
address for CRCSS
4
September 2003: CRCSS wins Engineering Excellence Award
from the ACT Division, Institution of Engineers Australia.
>
more information Engineering
Excellence Award for FedSat
21
July 2003: FedSat's world first demonstration of
self-healing space computers ...
> more information Computer
heal thyself!
12 June 2003:
FedSat reaches six months of successful operations....
> more information Milestone
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