A nanosatellite selected by ESA to test emerging technologies for space-based gravitational wave detectors. UCAnFly is led by the University of Cádiz (UCA).

Escuela Superior de Ingeniería
Joined April 2019
New milestone achieved! 🚀 Between September 22 and 24 we had a very special visit to our lab: Alexander Kinnaird and Enol Vílchez, members of the European Space Agency (ESA), travelled to Cádiz to see the progress we've made on our nanosatellite. 🌟
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Once reviewed by ESA, we can finally say: Our satellite is working correctly!! 🤩 We are very excited to move on to the next phase of the project, where we will carry out various tests to simulate the conditions experienced during launch and in orbit. We keep on working! 💫
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Test passed succesfully! 🛰️ Today we're showing the final deployment test of our UCAnFly’s antenna, a key mechanism that will allow the satellite to establish communication with ground stations and begin transmitting data once it is in orbit.
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We keep moving forward, step by step, thanks to the hard work and dedication of the entire team. Every small achievement brings us a little closer to launch! 🙌
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It’s a huge pleasure for us to present our beloved UCAnFly CubeSat fully assembled🛰️ We started this dream back in 2019. At that time, there was only a written proposal and a preliminary design.
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Our satellite is the result of the perseverance, hard work, and dedication of an amazing team. We couldn’t be more excited🤩 Now it’s time for more tests, tests, and more tests… and then on to the next big milestone: launch day!🚀 Let’s go, team!!🙌
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Our team has successfully moved on to the next step of this incredible mission. Thanks to their dedication, effort, and many hours of work, our CubeSat is taking shape little by little.
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In this stage, we are physically integrating all the subsystems into its structure, ensuring that they fit together, work together, and are ready to operate.
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Each step brings us a little closer to our ultimate goal: to have this small satellite ready to face the challenges of space and successfully complete its mission. 🚀🌌
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Our teammates Celia and María attended the “Symposium on Space Education Activities” (#SSEA), held in Munich and co-organized by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) 🌌
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During the event, our teammates enjoyed an excellent environment for learning and collaboration, exchanging experiences with other participants and benefiting both from the lectures and the international student community.
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They tell us that they found the opportunity to interact with other FYS!3 teams and share experiences within their projects fascinating...They basically had a blast!🧑‍🎓📝
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We’re wrapping up another year, one step closer to our goal. After great moments, progress, long hours of work and plenty of laughter, we once again want to thank our team and everyone who has been part of this journey.❤️
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Your support, effort and illusion are the fuel that drives us to aim higher and higher. 💫 Our entire team wishes you happy holidays and a new year filled with achievements and happiness. 🎁🎄
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