Gravisat presented world's first relativistic gravimeter at IAC

Gravisat team presented its new paper at IAC in Milan, Italy covering world's first autonomous relativistic gravimeter developed for the Cubesat spacecraft constellation to monitor Earth's gravitational field in real time. 

This will help to significantly advance natural resourcers exploration by utilizing cost efficient spacecraft architecture.

Gravisat's gravimeter can simultaneously measure the absolute value of the free fall acceleration, its relative change and the gradient along three axes. Its working model is based on the utilization of the relativistic "redshift" effect, that’s why we named the device a relativistic gravimeter.

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