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Colibrí Space Lab

Talent in Orbit

We are the space laboratory of the Universidad Panamericana, our mission is to put talent into orbit.

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Impact areas

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We encourage a multidisciplinary and international ecosystem

for innovation. 

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We develop new technologies and space projects that offer solutions to global problems.

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We generate strategic alliances to strengthen the technology and space sector in Mexico.

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About
Impacto

TEAM

We are a multidisciplinary team made up of more than 50 students and researchers from Universidad Panamericana, Campus Aguascalientes and Mexico City. In partnership with the MIT's Space Propulsion Lab, we develop this project since 2018.

PROYECTs

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Pakal

It is a series of space missions in evolutionary stages which will test new space propulsion technology and a miniaturized mechanism capable of obtaining atmospheric density measurements in low Earth orbit. The data collected will make it possible to study atmospheric phenomena, climate change and contribute to the location of space debris.

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CONSTELACIÓN AZTECHSAT

Ad astra, México.

"Constelación Aztechsat" is a collaboration with NASA and AEM in which 7 public and private universities in Mexico will join forces to launch a constellation of 4 nanosatellites to monitor marine life.

Proyectos

Partners

Laboratorio de Propulsión Espacial
MISTI MIT
Agencia Espacial Mexicana
NASA Jet Propulsion Lab
Carrusel AistechSpace
Equipos

PROJECT STRUCTURE

This space laboratory has 12 technical and social work areas. Together, they join efforts to develop more complex projects.

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SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

It is the unit focused on coordination and technical integration of every subsystem, so that we can achieve the establshed mission objectives.

It is the subsystem focused on processing and analyzing the information for the justification and scientific support of the project.

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SCIENCE

This subsystem designs and executes the scientific experiments proposed in the mission, based on the specifications of the Science subsystem.

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PAYLOAD

This subsystem is responsible for ensuring the proper flow of data through the interfaces and electronic components of the nanosat.

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AVIONICS

It is the team responsible for ensuring that every electronic component of the nanosat has enough energy to work properly.

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POWER

This subsystem studies the thermal variations that the nanosat will experience in orbit, related to heat sources that exist in space.

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THERMAL

It is the subsystem in charge of the creation and implementation of robust and efficient software to operate the nanosatellite.

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SOFTWARE

The objective of this subsystem is to establish a periodic transmission of data and information from the nanosatellite to the Ground Station, as well as to send a series of commands to the nanosatellite to allow its correct operation and control.

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COMMUNICATIONS

Guidance, Navigation and Control (GNC) is the subsystem in charge of controlling the orientation of the satellite and activating the electric propulsion of the experiment

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GNC & PROPULTION

This subsystem is responsible for designing, manufacturing and testing the nanosatellite structure so that it contains all the required elements and meets the standards set by the launch providers.

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STRUCTURE

This team is responsible for the internal and external communication strategies of Colibri Mission.

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MEDIA &
MARKETING

This team is responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance (federal laws, regulations, information technology policies) to carry out Colibri Mission activities in both the U.S. and Mexico.

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POLICY

Allies

Some allies driving this journey

Sponsors

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MENTORES

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SOFTWARE

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Aliados

PRENSA

Our space history reported by various media.

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Prensa
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The official blog of #TeamColibrí

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COLIBRI SPACE LAB
Talent in Orbit
Contact

Ángel García Hernández

Director Colibri Space Lab

Phone: +52 771 127 5164

Universidad Panamericana, México

 

Hector Gilardi Velázquez

Research professor

Phone: +52 449 910 6200

Universidad Panamericana, Aguascalientes

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