Our newest sticker features OreSat,

Our newest sticker 0x1F honors OreSat:

Small educational satellites called CubeSats have been launched by dozens of universities and countries around the world. But so far Oregon has yet to fly our very own artisanally hand-crafted CubeSat. We’re changing that!

We currently have two satellite missions in the works. Both rely on the fully open source “OreSat” bus which we’re offering as an inexpensive (for a satellite!) “DIY” platform for designing and building your own CubeSat.

We’re based out of the Portland State Aerospace Society (PSAS) at Portland State University, but we have collaborators at most other Oregon universities! Here’s a bit more about us.

Here’s how to get involved. You can also follow our development progress on github; OreSat is a completely open source project.

Finally, please also consider donating to support Oregon’s first satellites!

Flight boards are in! Here is the oresat battery card V2.0 (still missing the batteries!) and oresat C3 V5.0, special thanks to Screaming Circuits (@pcbassembly) for putting these together for us with a super short lead time. #business #aerospace #engineering pic.twitter.com/n6ejAnh9rK

— Oregon's CubeSat (@oregoncubesat) March 22, 2021

One of the most exciting things is seeing a project make the leap from CAD to real life. Here's OreSat0 in SolidWorks and the first OreSat0 prototype we assembled in September. #psascrowdfunding #donationmatch #business #aerospace #engineering pic.twitter.com/MZlOIfcauw

— Oregon's CubeSat (@oregoncubesat) December 23, 2020