Imagine a world where anyone, anywhere can contribute to the advancement of space exploration.A world where a small, inexpensive device you build yourself help prevent a catastrophic event and connect you to the wonders of space exploration and the cutting edge of technology.
\nThis world is closer than you think.TinyGS, the Open Source Global Satellite Network, empowers you to become a space pioneer – right from your backyard.
\nSpace exploration is about more than just discovery. It's about pushing the boundaries of human knowledge and ensuring a brighter future for all. With the ever-increasing number of satellites orbiting Earth, the risk of collisions and debris fields – known as Kessler Syndrome – threatens to lock humanity out of space for generations.
\nBy building your own Tiny Ground Station, a tiny and affordable device powered by open-source technology. This network of citizen scientists, like yourself, acts as a collective space guardian, collecting vital data that helps precisely identify satellites, preventing costly mistakes and ensuring a safe and thriving space environment.
\nTinyGS is more than just a network. It's a community passionate about space exploration and building a brighter future. Here, you'll gain access to:
\nThe energy is electrifying! With each new Tiny Ground Station built, each byte of data collected, we're weaving a more robust safety net around our space environment. Thanks to your dedication, the dream of a thriving, accessible space is becoming a reality.
\n \nJoin our Telegram Channel, visit our GitHub Page and build your station.
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Initially TinyGS was born under the name ESP32 Fossa Groundstation, it was developed as a \"weekend\" project for the FossaSAT-1 LoRa satellite. We are passionate about space and created this project to be able to track and use the satellites and to learn and experiment about radio. Currently the network is open to any LoRa satellite and we also support other flying objects that have a compatible radio modulation with our hardware such as FSK, GFSK, MSK, GMSK, LoRa and OOK. And the project was renamed to TinyGS.
\nEven though we have no relation with the Fossa team, they inspired this project and we are excited to support their new launched satellites into our network.
\nThese are the more important moments of the project:
\nInitially TinyGS was born under the name ESP32 Fossa Groundstation, it was developed as a \"weekend\" project for the FossaSAT-1 LoRa satellite. We are passionate about space and created this project to be able to track and use the satellites and to learn and experiment about radio. Currently the network is open to any LoRa satellite and we also support other flying objects that have a compatible radio modulation with our hardware such as FSK, GFSK, MSK, GMSK, LoRa and OOK. And the project was renamed to TinyGS.
\nEven though we have no relation with the Fossa team, they inspired this project and we are excited to support their new launched satellites into our network.
\nThese are the more important moments of the project:
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