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The Mission Idea Contest (MIC) was established in 2010 to provide aerospace engineers, college students, consultants, and anybody interested in space with opportunities to present their creative ideas and gain attention internationally. The primary goal of MICs is to open the door to a new facet of space exploration and exploitation.
The development of micro/nano-satellites started as an educational and research program primarily at university laboratories. As micro/nano-satellite technology matures, it has spread rapidly across academics and industry for practical application. In the PreMIC9, we encourage contestants to propose how to maximize the capability and function of multiple nano-satellites for the benefit of humanity.
WINNERS
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1st Place
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AVERT – Avoid-and-Restore Orbit Maneuvering of a 50-kg Satellite Using a Reversible Bare Electrodynamic Tether
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| ARIEL J. NOPRE, JR. and JOHN MICHAEL REY A. ZAMORA, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
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2nd Place
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Active Tether Control System
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| Yonsoo Kim, Yonsei University
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3rd Place
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Active Electrodynamic Tether for Debris Avoidance in Low Earth Orbit
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| Tiana Pendray, Kai Schreiber-Pitters and Areeb Nokhez, University of New South Wales (UNSW)
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Theme
Orbit Change Without Using a Propulsion System
Timetable
 PreMIC10 Timetable
Call for Proposal
PreMIC10 Call for Proposal
PreMIC10 Introduction at 66th Virtual UNISEC-Global Meeting
Important Dates
| Abstract submission due: | June 18, 2026 July 22, 2026 |
| Notification: | September 3, 2026 |
| Software submission deadline: | End of September, 2026 |
| Presentation at Preliminary Workshop: | November 9, 2026 |
Abstract Template
 Word / PDF
Introduction to PreMIC10
Introduction to PreMIC10 /  YouTube Video
Organizer
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