There are numerous materials science experiments in microgravity, which can be realized on sounding rockets, e.g. the gelation of aerogels, directional solidification of alloys and diffusion measurements in metallic melts. Such a rocket must offer a period of good microgravity-conditions for more than 120 s. The MAPHEUS (Materialphysikalische Experimente unter Schwerelosigkeit) rocket of the German Aerospace Center DLR meets these requirements. This paper gives an overview on the MAPHEUS-1 vehicle, the experiments, the successful maiden flight of the rate-control-system and the campaign. The paper includes first flight results and it gives an outlook on the MAPHEUS programme
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The Fly a Rocket! programme is a hands-on project offered by the European Space Agency’s Education O...
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There are numerous materials science experiments in microgravity, which can be realized on sounding ...
MAPHEUS (MAterialPHysikalische Experimente Unter Schwerelosigkeit) is a DLR sounding rocket programm...
On the 22nd of October 2008, EuroLaunch launched the REXUS-4 rocket at Esrange in Northern Sweden. E...
Project MAUS is a part of the German material sciences program and provides autonomous payloads for ...
Averaging about ten launches per year, DLR Mobile Rocket Base (MORABA) has been supporting rocket bo...
MAUS (materials science autonomous experiments) is one out of a series of flight opportunities which...
DLR/Moraba has a long history in the development of Rate Control Systems (RCS) which have been flown...
In November 2015, the DLR Mobile Rocket Base will launch the MAIUS-1 rocket vehicle at Esrange, Nort...
This paper is about the further analysis of an experiment named CAESAR (stands for Capillarity-based...
The benefit of developing large space structures has been acknowledged by many space agencies in suc...
After a successful launch of the first sounding rocket mission housing experiments on matter-wave in...
The benet of developing large space structures has been acknowledged by many space agencies in succe...
Sounding rockets are unique experimental platforms! They are unmanned, readily available, cost-effec...
The Fly a Rocket! programme is a hands-on project offered by the European Space Agency’s Education O...
Up to now microgravity combustion research has mainly been a powerful tool to apply on basic researc...
There are numerous materials science experiments in microgravity, which can be realized on sounding ...
MAPHEUS (MAterialPHysikalische Experimente Unter Schwerelosigkeit) is a DLR sounding rocket programm...
On the 22nd of October 2008, EuroLaunch launched the REXUS-4 rocket at Esrange in Northern Sweden. E...
Project MAUS is a part of the German material sciences program and provides autonomous payloads for ...
Averaging about ten launches per year, DLR Mobile Rocket Base (MORABA) has been supporting rocket bo...
MAUS (materials science autonomous experiments) is one out of a series of flight opportunities which...
DLR/Moraba has a long history in the development of Rate Control Systems (RCS) which have been flown...
In November 2015, the DLR Mobile Rocket Base will launch the MAIUS-1 rocket vehicle at Esrange, Nort...
This paper is about the further analysis of an experiment named CAESAR (stands for Capillarity-based...
The benefit of developing large space structures has been acknowledged by many space agencies in suc...
After a successful launch of the first sounding rocket mission housing experiments on matter-wave in...
The benet of developing large space structures has been acknowledged by many space agencies in succe...
Sounding rockets are unique experimental platforms! They are unmanned, readily available, cost-effec...
The Fly a Rocket! programme is a hands-on project offered by the European Space Agency’s Education O...
Up to now microgravity combustion research has mainly been a powerful tool to apply on basic researc...