CubeSats

CubeSats are a class of miniaturized satellites that are made up of multiples of a standard unit called a "Cube." A single Cube unit measures 10x10x10 centimeters and typically weighs around 1.33 kilograms. CubeSats are designed for a variety of space research and application missions, including Earth observation, scientific experiments, and technology demonstration. They are favored for their cost-effectiveness, versatility, and relatively short development time compared to traditional satellites. Due to their standardized size and shape, CubeSats can be launched as secondary payloads on various launch vehicles, making them accessible for universities, small businesses, and research institutions. Their modular design allows for easy customization with various instruments and technologies according to mission requirements.
Innovative Breakthroughs in Space: Meet LignoSat

Innovative Breakthroughs in Space: Meet LignoSat

Exploring the First Wooden Satellite In December 2024, a remarkable achievement in space technology emerged with the launch of LignoSat, the pioneering wooden satellite developed by Japan’s Space Agency, JAXA, in partnership with Kyoto University. This groundbreaking mission, which included the deployment
9 January 2025
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