OOV-Cube (On Orbit Verification Cube), a 25-by-25 cm nanosatellite that brings together unusual bedfellows: technology testing for wildlife tracking, the Internet of Things and more, will be among the payloads to be placed in orbit on the first Ariane 6 launch. Developed by the Technical University of Berlin and Berlin-based company RapidCubes, it will …
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