diff --git a/cansat/pages/about/index.tsx b/cansat/pages/about/index.tsx
index f6ce8ac..b80880b 100644
--- a/cansat/pages/about/index.tsx
+++ b/cansat/pages/about/index.tsx
@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ import { Image } from "@heroui/image";
 import { Divider } from "@heroui/divider";
 import { Tooltip } from "@heroui/tooltip";
 import { Accordion, AccordionItem } from "@heroui/accordion";
+import { Button } from "@heroui/button";
+import { Link } from "@heroui/link";
 
 import DefaultLayout from "@/layouts/default";
 import { title } from "@/components/primitives";
@@ -165,42 +167,112 @@ export default function DocsPage() {
               aria-label="FAQ Page 1"
               title="What is CanSat?"
             >
-              <p>Cansat is a competition/project organised by Europan space agancy. The main goal of this competition is for students to build a can sized satellite and launch it into 1km altitude while maintaining communication with it and gathering various scientific data.</p>
+              <p>
+                CanSats in Europe, an initiative of the European Space Agency
+                (ESA) supported by local organisations, gives students a unique
+                opportunity to experience a real space project. A CanSat is a
+                simulation of a satellite, built to fit within the volume of a
+                soft drink can, containing systems like power, sensors, and
+                communication. Students design, build, and test their CanSat,
+                choose a mission, and launch it from a few hundred metres using
+                a rocket, balloon, or platform, aiming to complete a scientific
+                experiment and achieve a safe landing.
+              </p>
             </AccordionItem>
             <AccordionItem
               key="2"
               aria-label="FAQ Page 2"
-              title="What other capabilities does your CanSat have?"
+              title="What makes your CanSat different from others?"
             >
-              <p>Most important capability of our cansat is its ability to monitor the planet surface and various variables such as thermal activity.</p>
+              <p>
+                Our CanSat was designed with a modular and interchangeable card
+                system, where all the cards are connected through a passive
+                motherboard. This allows us to make fast repairs or upgrades to
+                the CanSat without affecting the rest of the satellite.
+              </p>
             </AccordionItem>
             <AccordionItem
               key="3"
               aria-label="FAQ Page 3"
               title="What is the significance of your mission?"
             >
-              {defaultContent}
+              <p>
+                In our mission, we are simulating the exploration of distant
+                celestial bodies. We are using a thermal camera to locate gas
+                vents with elevated heat signatures and will guide our CanSat
+                toward one of these places using a paraglider wing-type
+                parachute. After landing, we will analyze the gases near these
+                hotspots to gain insights into the geothermal activity of the
+                celestial body.
+              </p>
             </AccordionItem>
             <AccordionItem
               key="4"
               aria-label="FAQ Page 4"
               title="What challenges do you anticipate?"
             >
-              <p>By far the biggest challenges we anticipate are various technical failures.</p>
+              <p>
+                One of the main challenges we anticipate is accurately guiding
+                the CanSat to the selected hotspot using the paraglider wing, as
+                wind conditions and limited control authority could affect the
+                landing precision.
+              </p>
+              <p>
+                Another difficulty will be ensuring reliable thermal imaging
+                from a high-speed, moving CanSat during descent, which may
+                impact the identification of gas vents. Additionally, analyzing
+                gases after landing poses challenges in sensor calibration,
+                contamination risks, and limited time for measurements before
+                the CanSat powers down. Integrating all these systems within the
+                small volume and weight constraints of the CanSat also remains a
+                significant technical challenge.
+              </p>
             </AccordionItem>
             <AccordionItem
               key="6"
               aria-label="FAQ Page 6"
               title="How can I stay updated on your progress?"
             >
-              {defaultContent}
+              <p>
+                You can follow us on Instagram or watch our progress on our
+                blog.
+              </p>
+              <Button
+                showAnchorIcon
+                as={Link}
+                color="secondary"
+                href="https://www.instagram.com/adlerka_space/"
+                variant="solid"
+              >
+                Instagram
+              </Button>{" "}
+              <Button
+                showAnchorIcon
+                as={Link}
+                color="primary"
+                href="https://adlerka.space/blog"
+                variant="solid"
+              >
+                Blog
+              </Button>
             </AccordionItem>
             <AccordionItem
               key="7"
               aria-label="FAQ Page 7"
               title="Can we support your team in any way?"
             >
-              {defaultContent}
+              <p>
+                You can support us by following us on Instagram, or
+                alternatively, if you&aposre looking to sponsor us, feel free to
+                contact us via email.
+                <Button
+                  showAnchorIcon
+                  as={Link}
+                  color="default"
+                  href="https://adlerka.space/sponsor"
+                  variant="solid"
+                />
+              </p>
             </AccordionItem>
           </Accordion>
         </div>