Terminus is working on a new experiment called AMALTHEA! It is scheduled to be launched August 2025 from NASA Wallops Flight Facility. 

This cycle, we will be improving our reusable spacecraft bus, JUPITER, flown in 2024. Additionally, our experiment (AMALTHEA) is researching in-space and in atmospheric re-entry power generation with solar energy and heat created from re-entry drag.

Terminus flew its second spacecraft called ADRASTEA! It launched August 13,  2024 from NASA Wallops Flight Facility. It was the first demo flight of Terminus' reusable spacecraft bus called JUPITER, and demonstrated various experimental technologies associated with CubeSats and small space payload deployments. Its successor mission, AMALTHEA, has inherited core design principles from this mission to support new goals: deploying a new CubeSat-based re-entry vehicle capable of power generation through re-entry heating, along with support for two secondary experiments.

Terminus is one of the newest project teams in SHC with one lofty goal: getting back to space! Participating in a variety of programs and launch opportunities, Terminus members build payloads to be launched on rockets, giving the unbeatable chance to build, integrate, and fly your very own space hardware. Payloads made within Terminus are sent to destinations anywhere between suborbital space and the surface of the moon!