Missions
Every mission gives you a spacecraft problem to solve. Test an idea, run the mission, read the results and make an engineering decision.
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Keep the spacecraft alive through eclipse.
Grades 6–12 · University
Can you trust what the spacecraft is telling you?
Grades 6–12 · University
The payload worked. Why did almost no data arrive?
Grades 6–12 · University
A sharper camera takes better pictures. Does it get more of them home?
Grades 6–12 · University
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MLX-01
Pilot lessonMission systems
Which step is holding the mission back?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-02
Pilot lessonSensors & estimation
Can you trust what the spacecraft tells you?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-03
Pilot lessonPower & thermal
Which spacecraft survives eclipse in better shape?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-04
Pilot lessonAttitude control
What does better pointing accuracy cost?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-05
Pilot lessonFeedback & control
Which damping strategy actually stops the tumble?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-06/07
Pilot lessonOrbit & communications
When is a satellite in view—and what does that prove?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-08
Pilot lessonPayload & data
Does a sharper camera get more useful data home?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-09
Pilot lessonThermal engineering
Why does one spacecraft run hotter?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-10
Pilot lessonConfiguration & budgets
Which design closes every declared budget?
Grades 9–12 · University
MLX-11
Pilot lessonMission operations
The payload worked. Why did almost no data arrive?
Grades 6–12 · University
MLX-13
Pilot lessonAutonomy & recovery
What rule should have existed before the fault?
Grades 11–12 · University
MLX-14
Pilot lessonVerification & validation
Does a short-run conclusion survive a longer test?
Grades 9–12 · University
All mission outputs shown in software are simulated, derived or reference evidence as labelled in MissionLab. They are not measured spacecraft results. MLX-12 is mapped academically but is not exposed as a runnable mission because the current runtime does not support its premise.