CanSat
{'<entity_0>': 'sounding rocket payload', '<entity_1>': 'competition', '<entity_2>': 'CanSat'}
[['CanSat', 'description', 'sounding rocket payload'], ['CanSat', 'instance of', 'competition']]
A <entity_2> is a type of <entity_0> used to teach space technology. It is a <entity_1> in which each <entity_2> must meet the traditional requirements of volume and not exceed 350 grams of mass along with others related to the flight time and to budget. The University <entity_2> Challenge by ARDL – <entity_2> comes to India is a design-build-fly <entity_1> that provides teams with an opportunity to experience the design life-cycle of an aerospace system. Organized by ESERO Czech Republic it is a small sized <entity_1> serving as a qualification turn for the European <entity_2> Competition. In this <entity_1> CanSats are dropped from a static dirigible airship at an altitude around 200 m. Two categories are available : "international" and "open" in which the volume requirements are extended to allow a volume of up to 1 liter compared to the 330 milliliters of a traditional <entity_2>. From 2012, Korean Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning has been sponsoring Korean <entity_2> <entity_1> / camp to popularize <entity_2> culture in Korea and enhance student's knowledge on satellite management. This <entity_1> is all about reaching a certain position, either through modification of the flight path, or by the addition of wheels to allow the <entity_2> arrive to the required place. In 2011/12, the University of Cape Town (UCT) ) launched its first <entity_2> <entity_1> in association with the South African Astronomical Observatory.
['competition', 'sounding rocket']