DELFI-OSCAR 64 (DELFI-C³) On the 28th of April 2008 at 03:53 UTC the Delfi-C3 was succesfully launched with a PSLV launch vehicle. At 06:45 UTC the first signal was received by a radio amateur in California. At 11:55 UTC the … Continue reading →

Satellite Tracking The easiest way to know where a satellite is standing relative to your position on earth, is to make use of tracking software. Another advantage of the tracking software is that it can perform the Doppler correction using the … Continue reading →

The conception of SRMSAT dates back to August 2008 when the vision of launching a student satellite was put forward in a seminar taken by eminent space scientist D.Raghavamurty. Enlightened by the scope and importance of such a magnificent multi- … Continue reading →

CO-65 (Cube Oscar 65) CUTE 1.7+APD II Cute-1.7 + APD II is the successor of the CUTE-I nano-satellite and Cute-1.7 + APD developed and built by the second generation of students of the Tokyo Institute of Technology Matunaga Laboratory for … Continue reading →

AubieSat-1 (AS-1 / AubieSat Oscar 71 or AO-71 ) AubieSat-1 (AS-1) is an undergraduate – built CubeSat satellite developed by Auburn University in Alabama USA. AS-1 is designed to transmit with a power of about 800 milliwatts on a frequency of … Continue reading →

PRISM Pico-satellite for Remote-sensing and Innovative Space Missions. The University of Tokyo launched On 23.01.2009 at 03:54 UTC an H-IIA F15 rocket from Tanegashima Space Center in Japan. Main payload GOSAT (Ibuki), was the world’s first satellite that will study … Continue reading →