Admissions
Admissions
Venus Science & Engineering
(VSE 311)
Cohosted by:
Humans 2 Venus
Mars University
June 12-July 29, 2023
About
Learn how to design, build, and operate systems, robots, and aerostats in Venus atmosphere. Immersive 8-week R&D experience (mostly online) to design and support aerostat balloon TRL demo on Earth and later in Venus clouds. Cohort discusses design,build, COTS systems of high altitude balloon demo(s) with 2-5kg+ payload during course. Learn to apply engineering and aerospace principles and math, to model flight performance, turbulence, materials performance, and more.
$600 ​
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~5 hrs /week
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4 Full Scholarships
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10+ Lecturers​
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R&D Project-based
Instructors
Kolemann Lutz
Cofounder, Magneto Space
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Contact Information
Kole Lutz
Program Coordinator, lutz.kolemann@gmail.com
+1.703.244.8456
Scientist & Engineer,
NASA Glenn Research Center
Director, Humans 2 Venus
Speakers
Cofounder, Humans 2 Venus
Creator, Venus Academy
Researcher, NASA JPL
Terry Rector
Senior Project Leader,
Aerospace Corporation
Curriculum Schedule
​The Certificate course provides up to 5 hours per week of live synchronous instruction with 75/25 Lectures/Labs(research). With 10+ guest lecturers and instructors, the Course is designed to fit the schedule of young professionals and full-time students. Cohort builds and launches high altitude balloon during In-person component (optional) of course for 3-7+ days. Attendance for most lectures and labs is mandatory to receive Certificate.
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Background to Venus
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Venus Atmosphere,Cloud Dynamics, Turbulence
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Spacecraft Engineering / HERRO design study
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High Altitude Balloons & Demos on Earth/Venus
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DAVINCI Mission, Turbulence Models
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High Temp Electronics
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Surface Systems, Exploration, Landers
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New Space economy, Humans2Venus
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APMA: Models, Equations
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High Altitude Balloon Demos
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HAB Balloon Launch Overview, COTS Subsystems
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Microbial Life
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Venus Cloud Wind Simulation Chamber
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Project Presentations
Enrollment
PreProgram 2023 Timeline
January 26: Open House Webinar
February 15: Apply by
June 12-July 29: VSE311 Program