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ReFEX
Das „Reusability Flight Experiment“ (ReFEx) ist ein Technologiedemonstrator für zukünftige geflügelte wiederverwendbare Stufen. Das Modell zeigt ReFEx in seiner Wiedereintrittskonfi guration, nachdem es von seiner Trägerrakete abgesetzt wurde
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CALLISTO
CALLISTO ist ein wiederverwendbarer Demonstrator für eine Senkrechtstart- und landeraketenstufe (VTVL). CALLISTO wird gemeinsam von DLR, JAXA und CNES entwickelt, gebaut und getestet. Nennenswerte Eigenschaften – im Vergleich zu konventionellen verbrauchbaren Trägerraketen – sind CALLISTOs Landesystem und seine aerodynamischen Steuerungsoberflächen.
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S2TEP
Mit der Kleinsatelliten-Plattform S2TEP verfügt das DLR über eine unabhängige Plattform zur Durchführung eigener Technologieexperimente unter Weltraumbedingungen.
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Gossamer-1
The Gossamer-1 project (gossamer, meaning thin and light) aims to develop and create a space-qualified technology for the deployment of ultra-lightweight, large film structures in space.
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Deployment Systems
As part of the Clean Space roadmap, ESA is researching and developing technologies that will prevent the formation of space debris. The Code of Conduct stipulates that satellites must be deorbited within 25 years of passivation at the end of their useful life.
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ADEO
As part of the Clean Space roadmap, ESA is researching and developing technologies that will prevent the formation of space debris. The Code of Conduct stipulates that satellites must be deorbited within 25 years after passivation at the end of their useful life.
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InSight
The core component of HP³ is an instrumented, electromechanical 'mole', equipped with an active, and a passive Thermal Measurement Suite (TEM-A and TEM-P), as well as a combined accelerometer and tiltmeter (ACTIL), which uses an internal hammering mechanism to penetrate through the ground.
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