The two satellites BeeSAT-2 and SOMP are successfully deployed and are active the first CW and DATA signals are received. I myself was able to receive these satellites during the pass at 15:02 CEST / 13:02 UTC on April 21, … Continue reading →
Preliminary object information 2013-015x series After the successful launch of a Soyuz-2.1a with BeeSAT-2, BeeSAT-3, SOMP, OSSI-1 and main payload: Bion-M1 here is some object information that I could find during the last couple of days regarding the possible objects … Continue reading →
An evening Telemetry decoding April 20, 2013 18:30 UTC OSSI-1 With the help of the below TLE data I am listening to OSSI-1 this evening. But after three passes I haven’t heard anything from this new Cubesat. I have listened … Continue reading →
BeeSAT-1 Berlin Experimental Educational Satellite, Technical University of Berlin. Mission BEESAT (Berlin Experimental and Educational Satellite) is a picosatellite project at TU Berlin. The main objective is the in-Orbit-Verification of miniaturized reaction wheels. Downlink 435.950 MHz FM 4k8 GMSK 0.5W, … Continue reading →
OSSI-1 Open Source Satellite Initiative OSSI-1 Mission Artist and radio amateur Hojun Song DS1SBO has spent 7 years developing his Open Source Satellite Initiative satellite OSSI-1. He has designed and developed it from scratch using readily available components rather than … Continue reading →
PhoneSat NASA’s Smartphone Nanosatellite Mission PhoneSat is a nanosatellite, categorizing the mass as between one and ten kilograms. Additionally, PhoneSat is a 1U CubeSat, having a volume of around one liter. The PhoneSat Project strives to decrease the cost of … Continue reading →