MIT’s Undergraduate Satellite Hub

We are MIT’s main undergraduate-led satellite hub. With backing from AeroAstro and the Small Satellite Collaborative, we aim to bridge the institute’s undergraduate body with satellite systems, software, and hardware engineering experience with an emphasis on humanitarian impact. All our projects are started from scratch, so our members get experience in all the steps of a mission’s life cycle.

MissionStudent-built satellite to low Earth orbit
Active MissionsTwo simultaneous projects
SupportAeroAstro & Small Satellite Collaborative
IndependenceFully student run

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Active missions

Flight-relevant hardware and software with professional testing discipline.

Payload

ETHER

Cryogenic propellant mixing payload aimed at reducing temperature stratification inside cryogenic tanks and enabling near zero boil-off.

Status: In development Details →
CubeSat

LEONIRD I/II

Two-phase CubeSat program centered on solar occultation trace-gas mapping, with an outreach component.

Status: In development Details →

Join the team

Get hands-on experience in satellite subsystems and operations, build real hardware, access MIT facilities, and work with a team that treats documentation, testing, and continuity as first-class engineering work.

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