ORBIT MUN I 2026

Houston, this is Mission Control. All flight controllers, settle in.

In behalf of the World Space Week 2026, the Organization for Research in Biology, Interstellar, and Technology (ORBIT) had decided to conduct its first ever Model United Nations open for every space geeks around the globe!

Unlike usual MUNs that include committees circulating the usual United Nations groups, our MUN welcomes space agencies to discuss the growth and expansion of space exploration.

Our conference is entirely free! This allows everyone to join to our conference and, in extension, can apply for our organization through our social media (@orbi.t71 in instagram).

CERTIFICATIONS AVAILABLE:

• Certificate of Participation: For those who attended at least 3 sessions
• Delegates: Best Delegate Award, Outstanding Delegate Award, and Best Position Paper
• Chairs: Best Chair Award, Outstanding Chair Award

SCHEDULE: 
We have successfully mapped the trajectory for our two-day orbit. All times are strictly calibrated to GMT+0, so ensure your local time modules are fully synchronized before ignition.

FLIGHT DAY 1: October 3rd

• 08:00 AM ~ 08:30 AM | Launch Sequence (Opening Ceremony)
• 08:31 AM ~ 10:30 AM | Orbital Maneuvers (Session 1)
• 10:31 AM ~ 11:30 AM | Fuel Replenishment (Break)
• 11:31 AM ~ 01:30 PM | Deep Space Navigation (Session 2)
• 01:31 PM | Temporary System Hibernation (Day 1 End)

FLIGHT DAY 2: October 4th

• 08:00 AM ~ 10:00 AM | Re-entry Preparations (Session 3)
• 10:01 AM ~ 11:00 AM | Systems Cool Down (Break)
• 11:01 AM ~ 01:00 PM | Terminal Guidance (Session 4)
• 01:01 PM ~ 01:30 PM | Touchdown & Recovery (Closing Ceremony)
• 01:31 PM | Mission Accomplished (Conference Adjourned)

CRITICAL MISSION DIRECTIVES FROM THE COMMANDER:

1. Position Papers: To be counted for flight clearance, all position papers must be submitted at least 5 days prior to Flight Day 1. No late payloads will be allowed past the launchpad.

Good luck out there, delegates. Let’s make this a clean burn.

Houston, out.