Satellite Information

Orbit Satelit
 Geostationary Satelite Orbit (GEO) yang
berada di atas khatulistiwa dengan ketinggian
35.000 km
 Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) yang berorbit 1500
- 36000 km di atas permukaan bumi.
 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) yang berorbit rendah
sekitar 300 – 1500 km di atas permukaan bumi.
Komunitas Satelit ITS ini akan fokus

terhadap satelit telekomunikasi yang

menggunakan orbit LEO atau lebih

dikenal dengan Satelit LEO.

 Satelit-satelit dari berbagai Universitas
di Dunia
FASTRAC 1 and FASTRAC 2
FASTRAC is a twin satellite mission that will
separate in low Earth orbit and conduct operations
vital to a satellite formation mission.

Launch Date:  20 November, 2010

Weight:  23.500 Kg
Frequency Information:

Uplink 145.8250 MHz

Downlink 437.3450 MHz

Organization: 
The University of Texas at Austin
O/OREOS Nanosatellite
Launch Date:  20 November, 2010

Weight:  5.500 Kg

Dimensions:  10cmx10cmx34cm   
Organization: 
NASA Ames and Santa Clara University

RAX CubeSat
The Radio Aurora Explorer (or RAX) is the first
CubeSat mission sponsored by the National
Science Foundation to study space weather.
Launch Date:  20 November, 2010
Weight:  2.800 Kg

Dimensions:  10cmx10cmx34cm
Organization: 
University of Michigan and SRI Internationa
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 ITUpSAT1
(The First Turkish Satellite)

Launch Date:  23 September, 2009  

Weight:  1.000 Kg
Dimensions:  10cm cube
Organization: Istanbul Teknik Universitesi

BEESAT
(Berlin Experimental and Educational Satellite)

Launch Date:  23 September, 2009  

Weight:  1.000 Kg
Dimensions:  10cm cube
Organization: 
Technische Universitat Berlin
 SwissCube
(The First Swiss Satellite)

Launch Date:  23 September, 2009    

Weight:  1.000 Kg
Dimensions:  10cm cube
Organization: Ecole Polytechnique Federale De Lausanne

Sumbandila Oscar 67 (SumbandilaSat)

(South Africa's Second Satellite)
a modest satellite built by students and lecturers at the
University of Stellenbosch

Launch Date:  17 September, 2009

Weight:  81.000 Kg
Satellite Type:  Microsatellite
Organization: AMSAT-SA
 KKS-1
Launch Date:  23 January, 2009
Weight:  3.000 Kg
Dimensions:  15cm x 15cm x 15cm
Satellite Type:  Microsatellite
Organization: 
Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Te
chnology

STARS
Launch Date:  23 January, 2009
Weight:  8.000 Kg
Satellite Type:  Microsatellite
Organization: Kagawa University
 PRISM
Launch Date:  23 January, 2009   

Weight:  8.000 Kg
Dimensions:  19cm x 19cm x 30cm

Satellite Type:  Microsatellite

Organization: Intelligent Space Systems
Laboratory (ISSL) of University of Tokyo

Cubesat Oscar – 66 (SEEDS

II) Launch Date:  28 April, 2008
Weight:  1.000 Kg
Dimensions:  10cm cube
Organization: Nihon University
 Delfi OSCAR-64 (Delfi-C3)
Launch Date:  28 April, 2008
Weight:  2.200 Kg
Dimensions:  10cm x 10cm x 34cm    
Organization: Delft University of Technology

COMPASS- Semi-Operational
1
Launch Date:  28 April, 2008
Weight:  1.000 Kg
Dimensions:  10cm cube
Organization: Aachen University of
Applied Sciences
 Cubesat Oscar-65 (Cute-1.7 + APD II)

Launch Date:  28 April, 2008

Weight:  3.000 Kg

Dimensions:  20cmx15cmx10cm
Organization: Tokyo Institute of
Technology

CubeSat-OSCAR 58 (Cubesat XI-V)

Launch Date:  27 October, 2005
XI-IV
Weight:  1.000 Kg
Dimensions:  10 x 10 x 10 cm
Organization: University of Tokyo

XI-V
 Saudi-OSCAR 50 (Saudisat-1C)
The Saudi-OSCAR 50 is a Saudi amateur radio satellite
which was launched in 2002-12-20 by the King Abdulaziz
City for Science and Technology
Launch Date:  20 December, 2002  
Weight:  10.000 Kg
Satellite Type:  Microsatellite
Organization: King Abdulaziz University
for Science & Technology

CubeSat-OSCAR 55 (Cute-1)
Launch Date:  30 June, 2003
Weight:  1.000 Kg

Organization: Tokyo Institute of
Technology Matunaga LSS
Fuji-OSCAR 29 (JAS 2)
Launch Date:  17 August, 1996

Weight:  50.000 Kg
Dimensions:  44 x 47 polyhedron
Organization: Japan Amateur Radio
League
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