Hi Nader
I sent Estcube screenshot
Congratulations
Regards, Mario
Showing posts with label ESTCube-1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ESTCube-1. Show all posts
February 9, 2014
May 21, 2013
ESTCUBE-1 1st photo
THE FIRST PHOTO TAKEN BY ESTCUBE-1 IN SPACE has been released today by the ESTCube-1 team!
ESTCube website
May 9, 2013
ESTCube-1, Perfect signaal.
Ma armastan seda väikest lindu.
Nagu ma ütlesin oma esimeses aruandes (pärast 1. pass) see satelliit on väga selge ja kena signaali.
Lühike klipp signaali spekter, näitab aega ja jõudu on täiuslik kopeerida ja dekodeerida.
Nagu ma ütlesin oma esimeses aruandes (pärast 1. pass) see satelliit on väga selge ja kena signaali.
Lühike klipp signaali spekter, näitab aega ja jõudu on täiuslik kopeerida ja dekodeerida.
May 7, 2013
ESTCube-1 Beacon heard
07:50 UTC
ESTCube-1 Beacon heard over Africa ,strong and clear signal.
Congratulation to the team members.
ESTCube-1 Beacon heard over Africa ,strong and clear signal.
Congratulation to the team members.
ES5E/S T WMTC5ET ZFHB6E ATTT DNTTTT TTFSFS 5A5NTT TTTZ TZTT KN Prelim Keps : ESTCube-1 1 99999U 99999 13127.17171296 .00000000 00000-0 10000-3 0 00005 2 99999 098.1390 205.7730 0134000 220.5400 211.2631 14.71982716000009
ESTCube-1 HP
April 16, 2013
April 15, 2013
Estonia’s ESTCube-1 integrated into Vega
The multi-satellite payload “stack” for Vega’s upcoming flight from French Guiana is now taking shape as the Arianespace-managed integration process advances at the Spaceport. This activity began in the Spaceport’sS5 clean room facility with installation of Estonia’s ESTCube-1 student nanosatellite on a flat mounting surface called the P2 Plate, which serves as the lower interface in the Vega’s payload stack. The small cube-shaped satellite and its dispenser were integrated using a bracket that was mounted to the P2 Plate.
The next step was the placement of Vietnam’s VNREDSat-1 with its interface adapter on the P2 Plate, joining ESTCube-1.
Both satellites are located in the payload stack’s lower position, and will ride inside a larger dispenser system called VESPA. Completing the payload arrangement will be installation of the mission’s third satellite—Proba-V—which is to ride atop the VESPA dispenser. Proba-V will have a mass at liftoff of 160kg. and is to monitor global vegetation growth. Produced by prime contractor QinetiQ Space Belgium for the European Space Agency, the satellite is equipped with a newer version of the Vegetation imaging instrument that previously operated on the Spot series of Earth observation satellites—which also were orbited by Arianespace.
The 1.3kg. ESTCube-1 cubesat was designed to test electric solar wind sail technologies, as well as help establish an Estonian infrastructure for future space projects. It was built by a collaboration of students from Tartu University, Estonian Aviation Academy, Tallinn University of Technology and University of Life Sciences —and was developed in conjunction with the Finnish Meteorological Institute and the German Space Center (DLR).
The 1.3kg. ESTCube-1 cubesat was designed to test electric solar wind sail technologies, as well as help establish an Estonian infrastructure for future space projects. It was built by a collaboration of students from Tartu University, Estonian Aviation Academy, Tallinn University of Technology and University of Life Sciences —and was developed in conjunction with the Finnish Meteorological Institute and the German Space Center (DLR).
Source http://www.satnews.com/
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