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Table of contents
- About ARLISS
- Schedule
- Competitions
- Missions
- What I have experienced through ARLISS
- Others
1. About ARLISS
- “ARLISS” is an acroym for ”A Rocket Launch for International Student Satellites”.
- The atmospheric launch demonstration experiment of a 350 mL can-sized ultra-small ultra-small artificial satellite, known as CanSat.
- UNISEC manages ARLISS in cooperation with AeroPAC, a rocket organization.
- ARLISS is held in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, USA.
- In 2023, a total of 26 organizations from Japan, the United States, Peru, Mexico and Egypt participated!
2. Schedule
Conference Schedule (Version 2024)
| Set-up |
Launch |
Banquet |
| Sunday, Sept. 8 |
Monday, Sept. 9 – Thursday Sept. 12 |
Friday, Sept. 13 |
Judging Schedule
- Mission Review
- Submission Deadline: Late June
- Purpose: Get advice on how to make the mission more interesting and more realistic.
- First Screening
- Submission Deadline: Early July
- Purpose: To check the validity of upcoming test plans and test methods
- Second Screening
- Submission Deadline: Early August
- Purpose: Final examination regarding various experimental results and safety
3． Competitions
There are 5 competitions.
- Accuracy Award
- Technical System Award
- Best Mission Award
- Over All Award
- UNISEC AWARD
4. Missions
5． What I have experienced through ARLISS
6. Others