On Monday, a satellite from the Danish satellite manufacturer Space Inventor will be sent into space aboard a SpaceX rocket.
DISCO - Satellites in Orbit
– Danish Student CubeSat Program –
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Disco
Highlights That Tell Our Story
We bridge knowledge, technology, and business to strengthen Denmark’s space sector. As a student-driven program, DISCO focuses on the design, construction, testing, launching, and utilization of CubeSats—compact, cost-effective satellites with diverse purposes. By prioritizing diversity in gender and academic backgrounds from SDU, AU & ITU, DISCO fosters greater innovation and prepares the next generation to succeed in the growing international space market.
Participants
150+
Partners
10+
Missions
6+
Danish students are ready to send a climate satellite into space on the Transporter-16 mission.
27.03.2026
On March 30, 2026, the DISCO-2 satellite will be launched from California…
Leading DISCO-2: Cecilie Strømsnes at the Helm of a Remarkably Ambitious Student CubeSat
26.11.2025
From physics student to team leader, Cecilie Strømsnes now heads one of Denmark’s most ambitious student satellite missions.
Testimonials
"DISCO is where students can get a taste of what the space industry offers beyond the classroom.
It is an amazing opportunity to gain real work experience while studying."
It is an amazing opportunity to gain real work experience while studying."
Cecilie Strømsnes
Student AU
"Being part of DISCO is a wonderful opportunity to learn and expand my experience across different fields, while collaborating with people from universities all over Denmark. It has been an amazing experience to meet and work with so many passionate and inspiring people."
Katarina Christovová
Student ITU
“Being part of DISCO has been inspiring. Developing the website and helping communicate DISCO’s vision through our digital platforms has allowed me to contribute my skills to something truly exciting and meaningful.”
Anja Savic
Student AU