Animation

Animation, Space

Update to SSTL / Goonhilly Lunar Pathfinder space mission


We updated our Lunar Pathfinder animation to reflect the latest updated to the mission configuration for Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. It shows their Lunar Pathfinder mission, which aims which aims to deliver cubesats to lunar orbit, and a lander to the surface of the Moon, acting a communications hub back to the Earth. It is

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Animation, In the press, Space

New anmiated logo for SSTL


We created an update to the animated logo/intro for Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, designed to communicate their small satellite production and to transition into their newly designed logo. See the old version (not made by us) here:

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Animation, Space

VAMP animation for SSTL


Our latest animation for Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, showing an animation of their VAMP mini GEO satellite platform. It showcases some of the abilities and possible deployments for space missions. More details on the mission here.

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Animation, Engineering, Space

NovaSAR animation for SSTL


Our latest animation for Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, showing an animation of their NovaSAR satellite, capturing data over Adelaide, Australia. This was based upon previous illustration work we did of the satellite. More details on the mission here.

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Animation, Engineering, Space

SSTL / Goonhilly Lunar Pathfinder space mission


Our latest animation for Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, showing their Lunar Pathfinder mission, which aims to deliver a suite of cubesats to lunar orbit, and act as a communications hub back to the Earth. It is a pathfinder mission, testing technology for a more comprehensive lunar communications network, enabling future missions. More details and a

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Animation, Engineering, Space

Update to RemoveDEBRIS animation for Surrey Space Centre


We updated the animation for Surrey Space Centre to show the launch and deployment sections, featuring a SpaceX Falcon9/Dragon capsule, and deployment from the International Space Station, via the Japanese module. The satellite is currently built and awaiting launch. It puts into context the issue of space junk, and shows how Surrey Space Centre, in

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