ROMSPACE

Romanian student spacecraft team

The sky
inspires us.

Small spacecraft. Real engineering.
A student-built journey into space.

Explore our missions
01 / FLIGHT HARDWAREROM–2
ROM-2 satellite with its antenna extended on the electronics workbench
Built at the workbench.
Designed for orbit.↗
ROMANIAN ORBITAL MISSIONDiscover the spacecraft BUCHAREST, ROMANIA

01 / The spacecraft

All missions

A little satellite.
A lot of engineering.

Meet ROM-2. An Earth-observation PocketQube with a camera, sensors and an amateur-radio payload — all inside a five-centimetre cube.

5 cmCube edge
250 gApproximate mass
2 MPOnboard camera
Inside the missions
ROM–02POCKETQUBE / 1P
Original CAD visualization of the ROM-2 satellite
Original spacecraft visualization

02 / The people

Curiosity, made tangible.
ROMSPACE students holding their satellite in the cleanroom
Small spacecraft. Hands-on work.

Students with
space on
their minds.

ROMSPACE began with a simple ambition: prove that students could design, build and launch their own spacecraft.

Mechanical design, electronics, software and radio communications came together in a Romanian high-school team.

Meet the original team

03 / Behind the hardware

Open gallery

From the workbench.

The components, the tests, and the people
who put it all together.

ROMSPACE — Integration
01 / Integration
ROMSPACE — Testing
02 / Testing
ROMSPACE — Teamwork
03 / Teamwork

04 / The journal

Notes from
the journey.

Launch plans, milestones and ideas.
From the original ROMSPACE archive.

Mission data / SatNOGS + Gpredict

Follow the signal.

Explore real archived radio observations. Replay a historical orbital pass, then download its elements for Gpredict.

Open mission tracking

With thanks to our original supporters

Archive noteMission plans and team roles are preserved from the original 2022–2024 website, not presented as live status.