The WOBBLE2 project* of the Berlin Experimental Astronautics Research Student e.V. (BEARS e.V.) is being supported by Sensirion with the high-precision SLF3S-4000B sensor. The dedicated team of students from the Technical University of Berlin has qualified for the 15th cycle of the REXUS/BEXUS program, which allows them to test their experiments on sounding rockets.
Innovative technology for space exploration.
The WOBBLE2 project (Weightless Observation of Behavior with Berlin
Liquid Guidance Experiment 2) aims to test innovative tanks for
satellites. At the heart of the experiment are Propellant Management
Devices (PMD), which ensure that fuel is transported to the outlet in
zero gravity. Using additive manufacturing techniques (metal 3D
printing), the team is developing new PMD designs that optimally utilize
the capabilities of this modern technology.
Precise measurements with the SLF3S-4000B Sensor.
Successful training week in Sweden.
Six students from the team traveled to the ESA rocket base in Esrange,
northern Sweden, in February 2024 to take the first step towards the
rocket launch in March 2025. At temperatures of -30°C, they received
valuable feedback from an expert panel and participated in an exciting
program of lectures and tours. Over the course of the year, they have
now completed further milestones and have
been preparing for the launch in Sweden since Monday, 3 March 2025.
*WOBBLE2 is a project developed within BEARS e.V. The team consists of motivated students with diverse skills, ranging from electrical engineering to fluid simulation and is actively supported by staff from the Department of Astronautics at the TU Berlin. The REXUS/BEXUS program is conducted under a bilateral agreement between the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the Swedish National Space Agency (SNSA).
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