Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Project Helia’s high-altitude biology payload
A University of Nottingham Space Society student project for a high-altitude biology payload.
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- The stated mission spans controlled pressure, temperature and UV exposure, fluorescent analysis, and a longer-term RNA-sequencing goal.
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The site names leads for systems, software, electrical, mechanical, science, fluidics, thermal design and mission analysis, alongside additional team members. Its hardware section places the work within the REXUS/BEXUS campaign, which the page describes as a DLR–SNSA effort in cooperation with ESA offering European students rocket and high-altitude balloon experiments. A blog section promises build updates and test milestones, though no update text appears in the supplied extract.
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