The series of videos about the HERCCULES project are here!

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Join the HERCCULES team in this video series where we will explain the development throughout the REXUS/BEXUS program!

In this first video, Alejandro Fernández Soler tells us about the Rexus/Bexus Program and about the experiment. Once a month, a new video will be uploaded where we will review the main characteristics of the project, as well as its development.

A large part of the HERCCULES team already has experience with the publication of scientific and engineering divulgative videos. The team have already produced a series of videos about the UPMSat-2 project and its different subsystems. It also included a live video about the UPMSat-2 launch! it can be watched on the same YouTube channel where the videos about HERCCULES will be uploaded, do not miss any of them!

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