Build a Cubesat: Need Mathematician, Physicist, Engineer

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The discussion revolves around a project to build a cubesat, with a call for collaboration from mathematicians, physicists, and engineers. The original poster seeks guidance on where to begin and expresses hope for potential funding. Participants emphasize the importance of conducting preliminary research on cubesat projects before seeking help. Suggestions include establishing a project plan and defining specific requirements. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of the project and the need for structured planning.
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hallo i have a project on building a cubesat, i am trying to find someone who has an idea in where to begin?
if someone with some free time would like to join this project i will appreciate it very much and who knows
they might be some funding in the near future.
if we make it!

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need a mathematician/physicist/engineer
not necessary in that order.
 
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king yasin ally said:
hallo i have a project on building a cubesat, i am trying to find someone who has an idea in where to begin?
if someone with some free time would like to join this project i will appreciate it very much and who knows
they might be some funding in the near future.
if we make it!

new time off design

need a mathematician/physicist/engineer
not necessary in that order.

Welcome to the PF.

One of the themes here at the PF is that we expect students to do some research and reading on their own before asking such a broad question. What have you read so far? There is a huge amount of information available on cubesat projects. Please do that reading and research first, and then if you have specific questions, post links to your reading in this thread, and ask your specific questions.

Is this project for schoolwork?
 
king yasin ally said:
hallo i have a project on building a cubesat, i am trying to find someone who has an idea in where to begin?
if someone with some free time would like to join this project i will appreciate it very much and who knows
they might be some funding in the near future.
if we make it!

new time off design

need a mathematician/physicist/engineer
not necessary in that order.

I can join your project group, and help out where needed. I wondering why you need a mathematician and physicist though.

A good place to start is setting up a project plan, and what the requirements are.
 

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