UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Mission flight controllers training
April 11th - 12th
Atlanta, Georgia
Southeast Analog will host an in-person training session for the Mission Control Center (MCC) Flight Control Team at the Georgia Institute of Technology. This two-day event will focus on mission operations simulations, console training, and coordination exercises as flight controllers prepare to support the upcoming analog mission.
The training builds on a series of virtual preparation sessions and will help finalize procedures, communication protocols, and team coordination required for mission operations during the August 2026 Southeast Analog mission.
April 24th
Georgia Tech Research Institute Conference Center, Atlanta, Georgia
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Join Southeast Analog for an evening of celebration, networking, and philanthropy as we bring together community members, industry partners, and supporters of the mission.
Throughout the evening, guests will have the opportunity to support SEA through sponsorship opportunities, merchandise packages, and a silent auction featuring unique experiences. The event will also feature the public reveal of the official mission name and patch, followed by a special Q&A with the 2026 Pilot Mission Analog Astronaut Crew and keynote speakers from the space community.
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ANALOG MISSION
August 2026
Location:
In August 2026, Southeast Analog plans to conduct its first pilot analog mission, bringing together a crew of six analog astronauts and a dedicated Mission Control Center team to simulate the operations of a real space mission. During the simulation, astronauts will carry out research experiments, operational tasks, and mission procedures while the Mission Control team coordinates communications, monitors systems, and manages mission activities in real time.
This mission represents a major milestone for Southeast Analog as the organization works to expand opportunities for students to participate in high-fidelity analog spaceflight simulations and gain hands-on experience in mission operations and research.