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On October 13th the Delft University team will participate in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge for the 10th time! The goal is to cross the 3,000 km long trail through the outback of Australia with their solar car NunaX in the shortest possible time using the Sun as the sole energy source. The Vattenfall Solar Team of TU Delft is aiming to stay ahead of the other 50 contestants and bring home the world title in solar racing for the 8th time.

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• Newsletter 42 is out now!
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• Update your analogue scintillometer to the digital MkII
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• Thank you solar energy industry for the award!
• Preparing for the World Solar Challenge with SMP10 pyranometers
• Kipp & Zonen LAS MkII Chosen by IIRS and IARI in India
• The new CMP10, because we know what makes a secondary standard pyranometer better
• Happy World Meteorology Day