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19 October 2021

CTMC Students Visit EOS Mt. Stromlo Site

EOS hosted students undertaking the Space Systems Technology elective at the Capability and Technology Management College (CTMC) at our Mt. Stromlo observatory today. Students received an in-depth briefing, including information on the rebuilding of the site in 2003 and the world-leading space domain awareness capabilities EOS has today.

CTMC Student, Rudi Vitasz said on LinkedIn:
“Thank you for hosting the CTMC students Electro Optic Systems Pty Limited it was a great opportunity to see what capabilities you provide. Well done to the #eos team for the hospitality and the time you invested for our visit, it was brilliant. BZ to the photographer for the great images.”

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