CubeSats are being launched around the world. While a compelling effort, this book is rather US-centric, and will be incomplete without some wider research.
In fairness, the CubeSat standard was invented in the US, the physics doesn't change with the location of the design team and things like NASA mission phases are good practice have close analogues elsewhere
A more pertinent point might be that some of the recommendations in here are specific to one particular kit for building CubeSats the authors are responsible for, but for many that will be the appeal...
CubeSats are being launched around the world. While a compelling effort, this book is rather US-centric, and will be incomplete without some wider research.
In fairness, the CubeSat standard was invented in the US, the physics doesn't change with the location of the design team and things like NASA mission phases are good practice have close analogues elsewhere
A more pertinent point might be that some of the recommendations in here are specific to one particular kit for building CubeSats the authors are responsible for, but for many that will be the appeal...