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I was invited to Bulgarian National Radio (BNR – Horizont) to discuss the CASSINI Hackathon and the development of AvMAP (Avalanche Detectors) in the context of rapid innovation and execution under extreme time constraints.

I was invited to participate in a public podcast discussion focused on space-enabled innovation, entrepreneurship, and the development of AvMAP (Avalanche Detectors) in the context of the CASSINI Hackathon.

I was featured on Bulgarian National Television (BNT) in a segment focused on real-time avalanche detection and the development of AvMAP (Avalanche Detectors).

I was featured on Bulgarian National Television (BNT) in a segment focused on real-time avalanche detection and the development of AvMAP (Avalanche Detectors).

The CASSINI Hackathon is a pan-European space entrepreneurship competition funded by the European Commission, designed to turn space technologies and Earth-observation data into real-world, commercially viable solutions.

At extreme altitudes—above 100 km and especially in low Earth orbit (~400 km)—Earth’s atmosphere becomes so rarefied that it can no longer be treated as a continuum.

It is my goal to teach you how this numerical integratior works and hopefully why its better than the classical Euler solver you might be useto

When you’re just starting out in orbital mechanics, Keplerian elements can feel like the secret code of the cosmos: elegant, compact , they work!

A clear and structured explanation of Lambert's Problem in orbital mechanics, focused on the underlying time and geometric constraints of orbital transfers.

I’m Michael—an engineer and graduate student with a passion for aerospace and 3D design.

Background This post contains a lecture I delivered to my colleagues at Sofia University.