Democratizing access to space through open-source education.
We build educational CubeSat kits, fund high school satellite launches, and release every design openly so more communities can build and fly real spacecraft.
Student teams prototype, test, and document real spacecraft systems.
What we do
Hardware, launches, and open knowledge.
Dandelion Space connects learning to real missions. Kits fund launches, launches create flight heritage, and open-source releases improve every future kit.
Educational CubeSat kits
Functional satellite hardware with curriculum, teacher guides, and mission-ready tooling.
High school launch program
Foundation-funded missions that give students full access to design, build, and operations.
Open-source releases
Hardware, software, and documentation published openly to accelerate access and trust.
Product imagery from the classroom-ready CubeSat kit.Launch campaign rehearsals keep teams mission-ready.Mission control training turns learning into real operations.
The flywheel
Each mission strengthens the next.
Kit sales
Accessible hardware and curriculum create revenue for the mission program.
Foundation funding
Mission support covers hardware, launch costs, and student mentorship.
Student launches
High school teams fly real spacecraft and generate mission data.
Open-source designs
Flight heritage feeds back into better kits for the next cohort.
Impact
Early momentum from pilot schools.
3Pilot high schools
2Kit tiers in development
3Open-source licenses
1Mission-driven flywheel
For every audience
Find your path into the mission.
Whether you teach, sponsor, partner, or want to scale student launches, there is a place to join the Dandelion Space ecosystem.
Educators
Bring a full-semester CubeSat build into your classroom with standards-aligned curriculum.
Every kit sale helps fund the Dandelion Space Foundation launch program. Student missions create flight heritage, build confidence, and generate open-source designs anyone can use.
