How to create a lunar microsatellite: a meeting with the developers on May 15

We invite everyone to an open meeting with the engineers of the lunar microsatellite. The project participants will talk about the design features of spacecraft for work in interplanetary space.

Moscow, May 15 (Sunday), 17:00 "Space Museum" near the metro station VDNKh.

In the fall of 2015, the initiative group of space engineers and enthusiasts announced the start of development of a small spacecraft, which is to go into lunar orbit and survey the Apollo and Lunokhod landing sites on the lunar surface. 1.75 million rubles were collected for the technical study of the project. through the Boomstarter website from Internet users who are interested in astronautics and the history of space exploration.
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The development team is currently working on a project. The May 15 meeting is being organized with the support of the Cosmonautics Museum in order to tell the project sponsors and all those interested in space about how the work is progressing: what results have been achieved, what difficulties arise and how they are overcome. We promised to hold such meetings once every two months, but so far, unfortunately, it does not work out so often: everyone has family / work, and in fact no one will receive the money that they have collected, everything will be spent on iron and expertise .

At the meeting it will be possible to find out the details, ask questions to the engineers and project initiators. You can offer your assistance and participation in the implementation of the planned program. Sponsors can receive a portion of the rewards that they relied on to support the project on the Boomstarter (wooden badges, books Atlas of the Moon, Astronaut Guide, Richard Branson).

Moscow, May 15 (Sunday), 17: 00-19: 00
"Museum of Cosmonautics" at m. VDNH.
Entrance to the museum with tickets: adult 200 p., Student 50 p.

We will try to make a video recording.

Video from a previous meeting six months ago:



You can follow the development of the project in the project blog on Geektimes , and in the VK group .
I occasionally tell about the project in my lectures .