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Created by nanosat
Recognized as a key piece of the New Space revolution, this tiny spacecrafts have revolutionized the Space Age, opening the democratization of space access, and challenging the traditional ways of space exploration. Created in 1999 by Bob Twiggs and Jordi Puig-Suari, CubeSat open-source standard is acclaimed today as the biggest thing in satellites since Sputnik! CubeSat spacecraft is a 10 cm cube with a mass of up to 1.33 kg, scalable from one to several units ("one unit" or "1U", 2U, 3U…) The first mission was a multiple launch of 6 CubeSats using a Rokot-KM rocket, a remake of the old SS-19 Stiletto soviet intercontinental ballistic missile. The CubeSats were: AAU-Cubesat Aalborg University Cubesat (DK), CanX 1 Canadian Advanced Nanospace eXperiments (CA), CUTE 1 CUbical Tokyo institute of technology Engineering satellite (JP), DTUSat Danmarks Tekniske Universitet Satellite (DK), QuakeSat (USA) and XI-IV (JP). One of them, the CubeSat XI-IV (Sai Four), the OSCAR 57, is still active. The name "XI" (X-factor Investigator) derives from its cubic shape (XI means domino in Japanese)
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Technology, Amateur Radio
26% have this trait
Configuration
1U
26% have this trait
Int'l Designator
COSPAR 2003-031J
26% have this trait
Launch Date
June 30, 2003
26% have this trait
Satellite Catalog No
NORAD ID 27848 (OSCAR 57)
26% have this trait
Tags
Space Nanosatellite CubeSat OpenSource COTS
26% have this trait
Website
Https://nanosat.cards/
87% have this trait
End Date
Monday, June 29th, 2020
Start Date
Monday, June 29th, 2020
CUBESATS The New Space Revolution
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Created by nanosat
Recognized as a key piece of the New Space revolution, this tiny spacecrafts have revolutionized the Space Age, opening the democratization of space access, and challenging the traditional ways of space exploration. Created in 1999 by Bob Twiggs and Jordi Puig-Suari, CubeSat open-source standard is acclaimed today as the biggest thing in satellites since Sputnik! CubeSat spacecraft is a 10 cm cube with a mass of up to 1.33 kg, scalable from one to several units ("one unit" or "1U", 2U, 3U…) The first mission was a multiple launch of 6 CubeSats using a Rokot-KM rocket, a remake of the old SS-19 Stiletto soviet intercontinental ballistic missile. The CubeSats were: AAU-Cubesat Aalborg University Cubesat (DK), CanX 1 Canadian Advanced Nanospace eXperiments (CA), CUTE 1 CUbical Tokyo institute of technology Engineering satellite (JP), DTUSat Danmarks Tekniske Universitet Satellite (DK), QuakeSat (USA) and XI-IV (JP). One of them, the CubeSat XI-IV (Sai Four), the OSCAR 57, is still active. The name "XI" (X-factor Investigator) derives from its cubic shape (XI means domino in Japanese)
Aplication
Technology, Amateur Radio
26% have this trait
Configuration
1U
26% have this trait
Int'l Designator
COSPAR 2003-031J
26% have this trait
Launch Date
June 30, 2003
26% have this trait
Satellite Catalog No
NORAD ID 27848 (OSCAR 57)
26% have this trait
Tags
Space Nanosatellite CubeSat OpenSource COTS
26% have this trait
Website
Https://nanosat.cards/
87% have this trait
End Date
Monday, June 29th, 2020
Start Date
Monday, June 29th, 2020
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