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Older
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</Beacons>
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<Name>ARTSAT1-INVADER (CO-77)</Name>
<NasaID>39577</NasaID>
<Status>Decayed</Status>
<UpdateDate>2020-05-24+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>437325000</Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode>CW</Mode>
</Modes>
<CallSign>JQ1ZKK</CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>ARTSAT2-DESPATCH (FO-81)</Name>
<NasaID>40321</NasaID>
<Status>Deep Space</Status>
<UpdateDate>2020-05-24+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>437325000</Frequency>
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<CallSign>JQ1ZNN</CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BEESAT-2</Name>
<NasaID>39136</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2013-015G</InternationalID>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=233</URL>
</IARUCoordination>
<OSCARNumber></OSCARNumber>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-13+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>435950000</Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode>GMSK</Mode>
<Speed>4800</Speed>
</Modes>
<Modes>
<Mode>CW</Mode>
</Modes>
<CallSign>DP0BEF</CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<ProcessusStatus>Coordinated</ProcessusStatus>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=661</URL>
<ResponsibleOperator> Enrique Sanchez Lara XE1SLE</ResponsibleOperator>
<ApplicationDate>2018-11-27</ApplicationDate>
<CoordinationDecisionDate>2019-05-19</CoordinationDecisionDate>
<ContactPerson> enrique.sanchez@upaep.mx.nospam </ContactPerson>
</IARUCoordination>
<LaunchData>
<LaunchingSite> Wallops Flight Facility, états unis</LaunchingSite>
</LaunchData>
<OSCARNumber> </OSCARNumber>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<Information>
<Title> Project page </Title>
<Value>http://www.upaep.mx/aztechsat </Value>
<Description> </Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
</Modes>
<Modes>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
<TelemetryData>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<ReportURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</ReportURL>
<ReportEmail> </ReportEmail>
<SoftwareURL> </SoftwareURL>
</TelemetryData>
</Satellites>
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2154
<Name>ATL 1 (MO-106)</Name>
<NasaID>44830</NasaID>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<ProcessusStatus>Coordinated</ProcessusStatus>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=640</URL>
<ResponsibleOperator>Levente Dudas HA7WEN</ResponsibleOperator>
<ApplicationDate>2018-08-13</ApplicationDate>
<CoordinationDecisionDate>2018-11-19</CoordinationDecisionDate>
<ContactPerson> dudas@hvt.bme.hu.nospam </ContactPerson>
</IARUCoordination>
<LaunchData>
<LaunchDate>2019-12-06</LaunchDate>
<LaunchingSite> Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 - Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand </LaunchingSite>
</LaunchData>
<OSCARNumber>Magyar-OSCAR 106 (MO-106)</OSCARNumber>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2019-11-26</UpdateDate>
<Information>
<Title>Project information</Title>
<Value> http://gnd.bme.hu </Value>
<Description lang="EN"> </Description>
<Description lang="FR"> </Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>Atlantis (US02)</Name>
<NasaID>42737</NasaID>
<Status>Decayed</Status>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>INIT</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2019-08-07</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name> Beacon </Name>
<Frequency>436390000 </Frequency>
<Mode> GMSK </Mode>
<Speed>9600bps </Speed>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BEESAT-9</Name>
<NasaID>44412</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2019-038AC</InternationalID>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-13+02:00</UpdateDate>
<Information>
<Title>IARU coordination </Title>
<Value>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=657</Value>
<Description lang="EN"></Description>
</Information>
<Information>
<Title>Project information</Title>
<Value>https://www.raumfahrttechnik.tu-berlin.de/menue/research/current_projects/beesat_9/parameter/en/</Value>
<Description lang="EN"></Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name> Beacon </Name>
<Frequency>435950000 </Frequency>
<Mode> GMSK </Mode>
<Speed>19200 bps</Speed>
</Modes>
<Modes>
<Mode>GMSK </Mode>
<Speed>38400 bps</Speed>
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2222
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2252
<CallSign>DP0BEM</CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
<TelemetryData>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title>information for amateur radio comunitie </Title>
<Value>https://www.raumfahrttechnik.tu-berlin.de/menue/amateur_radio/parameter/en/</Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title>Telemetry description </Title>
<Value>https://www.raumfahrttechnik.tu-berlin.de/fileadmin/fg169/amateur-radio/BEESAT-9_Telemetry_Format.ods</Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<ReportURL>
<Title></Title>
<Value></Value>
</ReportURL>
<ReportEmail></ReportEmail>
<SoftwareURL/>
</TelemetryData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BeEagleSat (TR01)</Name>
<NasaID>42736</NasaID>
<Status>Decayed</Status>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>INIT</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2019-08-07</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name> Beacon </Name>
<Frequency>437370000 </Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode> GMSK </Mode>
<Speed>9600bps </Speed>
</Modes>
<CallSign>ON01TR</CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BEESAT-3</Name>
<NasaID>39135</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2013-015F</InternationalID>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=234</URL>
</IARUCoordination>
<OSCARNumber></OSCARNumber>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=465</URL>
</IARUCoordination>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>INIT</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<Information>
<Title> CITATION NEEDED - https://xkcd.com/285/ </Title>
<Value></Value>
<Description lang="EN"></Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Mode>FM </Mode>
<Speed> 0 </Speed>
</Modes>
<Modes>
<Mode>GMSK </Mode>
<Speed>4800 bps </Speed>
<Transponders>
<Name>Digipeater</Name>
<FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyBegin>435950000</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyDownlink>
<FrequencyBegin>435950000</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyDownlink>
<Mode></Mode>
</Transponders>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
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2351
<Name>BIROS</Name>
<NasaID>41604</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2016-040F</InternationalID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=480</URL>
</IARUCoordination>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-13+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name> Beacon </Name>
<Frequency>437525000</Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode>GMSK</Mode>
<Speed> 4800 bps </Speed>
</Modes>
<CallSign></CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BisonSat</Name>
<NasaID>40968</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2015-058E</InternationalID>
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2354
2355
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2357
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2383
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=318</URL>
</IARUCoordination>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-13+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>437375000</Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode>GMSK</Mode>
<Speed>9600</Speed>
</Modes>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>CHOMPTT</Name>
<NasaID>43855</NasaID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=523</URL>
</IARUCoordination>
<LaunchData>
<LaunchDate>2018-12-16</LaunchDate>
<LaunchingSite>Launch Complex 1 - Māhia Peninsula, New Zealand</LaunchingSite>
</LaunchData>
<OSCARNumber> </OSCARNumber>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-13+02:00</UpdateDate>
<Title>CHOMPTT presentation</Title>
<Value>http://mstl.atl.calpoly.edu/~bklofas/Presentations/DevelopersWorkshop2014/Conklin_CHOMPTT.pdf</Value>
<Description lang="EN"></Description>
</Information>
<Information>
<Title>IARU coordination</Title>
<Value>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=523</Value>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Telemetry </Name>
<Frequency>437560000</Frequency>
<Mode>GMSK</Mode>
<Speed>9600 bauds</Speed>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</DescriptionURL>
<ReportURL>
<Title></Title>
<Value></Value>
</ReportURL>
<ReportEmail></ReportEmail>
<SoftwareURL/>
</TelemetryData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BELL (PhoneSat1)</Name>
<NasaID>39143</NasaID>
<Status>Decayed</Status>
<UpdateDate>2020-05-24+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>MIR-SAT1</Name>
<NasaID>48868</NasaID>
<InternationalID>1998-067SP</InternationalID>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<ProcessusStatus>Coordinated </ProcessusStatus>
<SupportingOrganisation>MIR-SAT1</SupportingOrganisation>
<URL> http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=679</URL>
<ResponsibleOperator>Jean Marc Momplé 3B8DU</ResponsibleOperator>
<ApplicationDate>2019-06-26</ApplicationDate>
<ContactPerson>jean.marc.momple@gmail.com.nospam </ContactPerson>
<OSCARNumber> MO-112 MIRSAT-OSCAR 112</OSCARNumber>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<Title>Mission description</Title>
<Value> https://spacemauritius.com/ </Value>
<Description lang="EN"> A 1U CubeSat mission with the following objectives: 1. Verify the performance of the on-board subsystems by receiving telemetry from the satellite and establish communication to and from the satellite (command and control). 2. Collect images of Mauritius and the Mauritian EEZ for capacity, building, experiment and research. 3. Experimental communication with other islands via the satellite (for scientific and/or emergency purposes), through a Radio Amateur digipeater payload. 4. V/U 9600bps GMSK digipeater may be open for Radio Amateur communication worldwide when the satellite not used for all above.</Description>
</Information>
<Title>special awards </Title>
<Value> https://mars3b8.wordpress.com/2021/06/19/mir-sat1-special-award/</Value>
<Description lang="EN">
In addition, the Mauritius Amateur Radio Society (MARS) is creating special awards open to all participating Hams/SWL's worldwide. These awards will be issued to those decoding MIR-SAT1 telemetry and forwarding same to SatNOGS.
- A Platinum award will be issued to the first 10 ground station applying for MIR-SAT1 Award after having forwarded the telemetry to SatNOGS.
- A Gold award will be issued to the next 20 ground station applying for MIR-SAT1 Award after having forwarded the telemetry to SatNOGS.
- A Silver award will be issued to the next 30 ground station applying for MIR-SAT1 Award after having forwarded the telemetry to SatNOGS.
- A Bronze award will be issued to the next 50 ground station applying for MIR-SAT1 Award after having forwarded the telemetry to SatNOGS.
</Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Telemetry 1 </Name>
<Frequency> 436925000 </Frequency>
<Transponders>
<Name>Repeater</Name>
<FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyBegin>145987500</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyDownlink>
<FrequencyBegin>436925000</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyDownlink>
<Mode> GMSK </Mode>
</Transponders>
<Title> Telemetry Information</Title>
<Value> https://spacemauritius.com/telemetry/</Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
<ReportEmail> </ReportEmail>
<SoftwareURL>https://github.com/daniestevez/gr-satellites/blob/master/python/telemetry/mirsat1.py</SoftwareURL>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
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2524
2525
2526
2527
2528
2529
2530
2531
2532
2533
2534
2535
2536
2537
<Name>BugSat-1</Name>
<NasaID>40014</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2014-033E</InternationalID>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=376</URL>
</IARUCoordination>
<LaunchData>
<LaunchDate>2014-06-19</LaunchDate>
<LaunchingSite>Orenburg, Russia</LaunchingSite>
</LaunchData>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-13+02:00</UpdateDate>
<Information>
<Title> IARU Coordination </Title>
<Value>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=376</Value>
<Description> </Description>
</Information>
<Information>
<Title> Wikipedia </Title>
<Value> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BugSat_1</Value>
<Description> </Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>437445000</Frequency>
2546
2547
2548
2549
2550
2551
2552
2553
2554
2555
2556
2557
2558
2559
2560
2561
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2570
<CallSign>LU7AA</CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
<TelemetryData>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<ReportURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</ReportURL>
<ReportEmail> </ReportEmail>
<SoftwareURL>http://www.dk3wn.info/software.shtml </SoftwareURL>
</TelemetryData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>Black Knight-1</Name>
<NasaID>39398</NasaID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-04+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>437345000</Frequency>
</Modes>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BIRD-M (Mongolia Mazaalai)</Name>
<NasaID>42822</NasaID>
<Status>Decayed</Status>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2019-08-07</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
</Modes>
<Modes>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BRITE-PL</Name>
<NasaID>39431</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2013-066R</InternationalID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-04+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>145890000</Frequency>
</Modes>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BY70-2</Name>
<NasaID>45857</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2020-042B</InternationalID>
<Coordinated>false</Coordinated>
<ProcessusStatus>Coordinated</ProcessusStatus>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=531</URL>
<ResponsibleOperator> Mingchuan Wei BG2BHC</ResponsibleOperator>
<ApplicationDate>2018-11-18</ApplicationDate>
<CoordinationDecisionDate>2018-11-30</CoordinationDecisionDate>
<ContactPerson>bg2bhc@gmail.com.nospam </ContactPerson>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-13+02:00</UpdateDate>
<Information>
<Title> IARU Coordination </Title>
<Value></Value>
<Description lang="EN"> BY70-1 has been used for the BY70-2 satellite </Description>
<Description lang="FR"> </Description>
</Information>
<Information>
<Title> FM to codec2 digital audio transponder </Title>
<Value>https://www.amsat.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/N8HM_LilacSat_LO-90.pdf.</Value>
<Description lang="EN"> </Description>
<Description lang="FR">Contrairement à BY70-1, qui transportait un transpondeur FM, BY70-2 transportera un transpondeur FM-à-Codec2 similaire à ceux qui se trouvaient à bord de LO-90 et Taurus-1. Vous trouverez plus d’informations sur le fonctionnement de ce type de transpondeur dans un article intitulé « Digital Voice on Amateur Satellites » : Experiences with LilacSat-OSCAR 90″ de Paul Stoetzer, N8HM, dans le numéro de janvier/février 2019 de The AMSAT Journal. </Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name> Beacon </Name>
<Frequency>436200000</Frequency>
<Mode>BPSK </Mode>
<Speed> 9600 bps</Speed>
<Transponders>
<Name>FM to codec2 digital audio transponder</Name>
<FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyBegin>145920000</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyDownlink>
<FrequencyBegin>436200000</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyDownlink>
<Mode></Mode>
</Transponders>
<TelemetryData>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value></Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<ReportURL>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</ReportURL>
<ReportEmail> </ReportEmail>
<SoftwareURL/>
</TelemetryData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>CANX-1</Name>
<NasaID>27847</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2003-031H</InternationalID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-04+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>CANX-2</Name>
<NasaID>32790</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2008-021H</InternationalID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-04+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Mode>6KbpsGMSK</Mode>
</Modes>
<CallSign>VA3SFL</CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>CanX-4</Name>
<NasaID>40055</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2014-034C</InternationalID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-04+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Main</Name>
<Frequency>437365000</Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode>32Kbps-256Kbps BPSK</Mode>
</Modes>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BRAC (BIRD-B)</Name>
<NasaID>42823</NasaID>
<Status>Decayed</Status>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<UpdateDate>2019-08-07</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
</Modes>
<Modes>
<Mode>AFSK </Mode>
<Speed>1200 bps</Speed>
</Modes>
<Modes>
<Mode>CW</Mode>
<Speed></Speed>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>CAMSAT CAS-6</Name>
<NasaID>44881</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2019-093C</InternationalID>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<ProcessusStatus>Coordinated</ProcessusStatus>
<URL>http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=622</URL>
<ResponsibleOperator> Alan Kung BA1DU</ResponsibleOperator>
<ApplicationDate>2018-05-18</ApplicationDate>
<CoordinationDecisionDate>2018-07-19</CoordinationDecisionDate>
<ContactPerson>alankung@vip.sina.com.nospam </ContactPerson>
<LaunchDate>2019-12-20</LaunchDate>
<LaunchingSite> CZ-4B launch vehicle from Taiyuan Satellite Launch
Center
</LaunchingSite>
<OSCARNumber> TQ-OSCAR 108 (TO-108) </OSCARNumber>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<Title>Information document</Title>
<Value>https://ukamsat.files.wordpress.com/2019/12/camsat-news-release-for-cas-6-satellie.pdf
</Value>
<Description lang="EN"></Description>
<Description lang="FR"></Description>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name> CW Beacon </Name>
<Frequency>145910000 </Frequency>
<CallSign> BJ1SO</CallSign>
</Beacons>
<Beacons>
<Name> GMSK Beacon </Name>
<Frequency>145890000 </Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode>GMSK</Mode>
<Speed>4800</Speed>
</Modes>
<CallSign>BJ1SO </CallSign>
<FrequencyBegin>435282000</FrequencyBegin>
<FrequencyEnd>435302000</FrequencyEnd>
<FrequencyBegin>145945000</FrequencyBegin>
<FrequencyEnd>145965000</FrequencyEnd>
<Title> Digital telemetry format</Title>
<Value>
https://ukamsat.files.wordpress.com/2019/12/cas-6-satellites-digital-telemetry-description.pdf
</Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title> CW telemetry format</Title>
<Value>
https://ukamsat.files.wordpress.com/2019/12/cas-6-cw-telemetry-encoding-format.pdf
</Value>
</DescriptionURL>
<ReportURL>
<Title></Title>
<Value></Value>
</ReportURL>
<ReportEmail></ReportEmail>
<SoftwareURL/>
</TelemetryData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>CanX-5</Name>
<NasaID>40056</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2014-034D</InternationalID>
<Status>Inactive</Status>
<UpdateDate>2021-08-04+02:00</UpdateDate>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
</Modes>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>CUTE</Name>
<InternationalID></InternationalID>
<Status>To be launch</Status>
<ProcessusStatus>Coordinated </ProcessusStatus>
<SupportingOrganisation>University of Colorado</SupportingOrganisation>
<URL> http://www.amsatuk.me.uk/iaru/finished_detail.php?serialnum=720</URL>
<ResponsibleOperator> Scott Palo K0UOR</ResponsibleOperator>
<ApplicationDate>2020-01-26</ApplicationDate>
<CoordinationDecisionDate>2020-04-25</CoordinationDecisionDate>
<ContactPerson>palo@colorado.edu.nospam</ContactPerson>
<LaunchDate>2021-09-23</LaunchDate>
<LaunchingSite>Vandeberg</LaunchingSite>
<Launcher> Atlas-5(401)</Launcher>
<MissionName> ElaNa 34 </MissionName>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Verified</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<Title>Mission description</Title>
<Value>https://lasp.colorado.edu/home/cute/ </Value>
<Description lang="EN"> 6U CubeSat. The Colorado Ultraviolet Transit Experiment (CUTE) will have a 1‐year mission life time and plans to launch in early 2021. The mission goal is to train and educate students while conducting scientific research. The onboard science instrument uses nearultraviolet (NUV) transmission spectroscopy from 255 to 330 nanometers (nm) to characterize the composition and mass‐loss rates of exoplanet atmospheres. CUTE measures how the NUV light from the host star is changed as the exoplanet transits in front of the star and passes through the planet’s atmospheres. CUTE’s spectrally resolved lightcurve will provide constraints on the composition and escape rates of these atmospheres, and may provide the first concrete evidence for magnetic fields on extrasolar planets. This mission is similar to the CSSWE, MinXSS‐1, MinXSS‐2 and CSIM, which have gathered over 100 MB of data from amateur operators and were coordinated by the IARU. As has been the case in the past, we will be actively soliciting the telemetry from amateurs. The information provided by amateurs has been crucial for past missions, enabling us to detect instrument orbits and the Doppler‐shifted communication frequencies and troubleshoot anomalies. It is common for all of our missions to have extensive student involvement during the design, building, testing, and operation of the instrument. We take the training of next generation scientists and engineers very seriously. While the exact number of students who are involved in CUTE continues to increase, similar missions such as CSIM, CSSWE, QB50‐Challenger and MinXSS trained over 150 undergraduate and graduate students as part of our ASEN 5018/6028 CubeSat course and independent study. Additionally in August 2018 the University of Colorado and AMSAT‐NA executed a collaborative agreement on the development of communications transponders for small satellites. Our students will continue to be trained in the art of satellite communications, space weather, spacecraft design and operations. All students working on our cubesat projects are strongly encouraged to pursue their radio amateur license if they are not already licensed.</Description>
<Description lang="FR"></Description>
</Information>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Name>Telemetry UHF </Name>
<Frequency>437250000 </Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode> GMSK </Mode>
<Speed>1k2</Speed>
</Modes>
<CallSign> </CallSign>
</Beacons>
<Beacons>
<Name>Telemetry S</Name>
<Frequency>437250000 </Frequency>
<Modes>
<Mode> BPSK </Mode>
<Speed> 1 Mbps</Speed>
</Modes>
<CallSign> </CallSign>
</Beacons>
</RadioData>
<DescriptionURL>
<Title>CUTE beacon (DK3WN SatBlog) </Title>
<Value> https://www.satblog.info/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/CUTE_beacon_definition.xlsx </Value>
</DescriptionURL>
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<SoftwareURL> </SoftwareURL>
<softwareTelemetry>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</softwareTelemetry>
<softwareTelemetry>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</softwareTelemetry>
<ksyFile>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</ksyFile>
<databaseSIDS>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</databaseSIDS>
<databaseSIDS>
<Title> </Title>
<Value> </Value>
</databaseSIDS>
</Satellites>
<Satellites>
<Name>BY70-1</Name>
<NasaID>41909</NasaID>
<Status>Decayed</Status>
<SatelliteInformationStatus>Draft</SatelliteInformationStatus>
<RadioData>
<Beacons>
<Transponders>
<Name>Repeater</Name>
<FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyBegin>145920000</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyUplink>
<FrequencyDownlink>
<FrequencyBegin>436200000</FrequencyBegin>
</FrequencyDownlink>
<Mode></Mode>
</Transponders>
</RadioData>
</Satellites>
<Name> FEES</Name>
<NasaID>48082</NasaID>
<InternationalID>2021-022AL</InternationalID>
<Status>Operational</Status>
<IARUCoordination>
<Coordinated>true</Coordinated>
<ProcessusStatus> </ProcessusStatus>
<SupportingOrganisation></SupportingOrganisation>