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University of Minnesota Small Satellite Research Laboratory (SSRL)

University of Minnesota Small Satellite Research Laboratory (SSRL) is an undergraduate-led student space-systems organization. Its students designed and built the SOCRATES 3U CubeSat, which was delivered to the International Space Station and deployed into Earth orbit in 2020, while the current program continues with EXACT, IMPRESS, and HyCUBE small-satellite projects.

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Student small satellites, CubeSat payloads, spacecraft design and fabrication, mission operations, and space-science instrumentation
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University of Minnesota Small Satellite Research Laboratory (SSRL)
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University of Minnesota Small Satellite Research Laboratory (SSRL) is an undergraduate-led student space-systems organization. Its students designed and built the SOCRATES 3U CubeSat, which was delivered to the International Space Station and deployed into Earth orbit in 2020, while the current program continues with EXACT, IMPRESS, and HyCUBE small-satellite projects.
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44.975913
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-93.234497
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August 5, 2026 at 02:00:38 UTC
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August 5, 2026 at 02:00:38 UTC