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The Space Research Fellowship seeks to develop Interplanetary Missions and Open Source Simulation Software to complement our challenging and lucrative Space industry.

We are a Fellowship of Scientists and Engineers working together and learning from each other. We are Physicists, Aerospace Engineers, Programmers, Mathematicians, Philosophers and Visionaries, both credentialed professionals and dedicated amateurs.

This is an opportunity for the Aerospace Engineer to get programming experience, and for the Software Developer to get Aerospace experience, and for both to learn of Astrodynamics and Relativistic Physics from professionals in those fields, as well as to delve into Machine Learning.

Currents of Space is our exciting project to develop a 'flock' of interplanetary spacecraft that will collaboratively gather scientific data about our Solar System, from cislunar space to interplanetary space. The first phase is the development of a simulation of the spacecraft and their trajectories. This simulation will evolve up to and including the actual development of the SmallSats (e.g. 3U-6U) type spacecraft.

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Sponsored by The American Institute for Research in Science and Technology

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