Test for places
you cannot
reach yet.
Describe the hardware you want to use in space. Ground Blue identifies how low Earth orbit could affect its components and turns those risks into simulations and testable predictions.



Configure the prepared case
Likely workable with design changes
- 01Learn concept
Fluid behavior changes without buoyancy separation
Bubble position, priming, and two-phase separation cannot rely on gravity.
- 02Learn concept
Electronics need a defined radiation response
The prepared case flags reset, latch-up, and cumulative degradation risks for the controller and battery.
- 03Learn concept
Exposed materials may outgas in vacuum
Deposits from tubing or seals could change optical transmission at the window.
Orbit changes how hardware behaves.
A device can work on a bench and still fail in orbit. The challenge is not one extreme condition, but several interacting conditions acting over time on a specific design.
- 01VacuumOutgassing and heat transfer
- 02Thermal cyclingExpansion and fatigue
- 03RadiationDose and single-event faults
- 04MicrogravityFluids and particles
A weakness in one layer can change how the others behave.
- 01
Vacuum
Materials can outgas, lubricants can migrate, and heat can no longer leave through convection.
- 02
Thermal cycling
Repeated transitions between sunlight and shadow expand, contract, and fatigue connected materials.
- 03
Radiation
Electronics face cumulative damage and sudden faults that are difficult to reproduce as one laboratory test.
- 04
Microgravity
Fluids, bubbles, particles, and heat move differently when gravity no longer dominates their behavior.