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June 2014
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ITF-1
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Object: ITF-1
Type: 1U CubeSat NORAD ID: 39573 Launched: February 27, 2014 - 18:37 UTC Launch Vehicle: H-IIA 202 Launch Site: Tanegashima Space Center, Japan Re-Entry Prediction: June 29, 2014 - 9:40 UTC +/-2 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
The ITF-1 CubeSat Project is being managed by Tsukuba University. The university slogan is Imagine The Future - explaining the satellite's name. ITF-1 is also known as YUI meaning bond in Japanese coming from the project concept "Creating the Worldwide Human Community."
The 1U CubeSat uses the 435MHz UHF Band to send telemetry data (temperatures, voltages & its call sign) and morse code by audio frequency modulation to engage people around the world to share the messages received from the spacecraft. |
Re-Entry Zone
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Flock 1-25
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NORAD ID: 39563
Released from ISS: February 27, 2014 - 07:40 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 24, 2014 - 09:10 UTC +/- 180 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: South America |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Delta I Rocket Body
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Object: Delta I Rocket Body
Type: Star 37C Upper Stage NORAD ID: 7794 Launched: May 7, 1975 - 23:35 UTC Launch Vehicle: Delta 2914 Launch Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station |
Re-Entry Prediction: June 23, 2014 - 15:42 UTC +/-60 Minutes
Re-Entry Zone: Unknown Launched the Anik-A3 Communications Satellite |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-16
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NORAD ID: 39532
Released from ISS: February 14, 2014 - 11:45 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 20, 2014 - 4:09 UTC +/- 1 Minute Re-Entry Zone: South America |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Zone
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-14
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NORAD ID: 39530
Released from ISS: February 14, 2014 - 04:15 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 20, 2014 - 3:41 UTC +/- 120 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-4
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NORAD ID: 39515
Released from ISS: February 11, 2014 - 12:41 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 18, 2014 - 4:18 UTC +/- 180 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Atlas 2AS Rocket Body
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Object: Atlas 2 AS R/B
Type: Centaur Upper Stage NORAD ID: 28253 Launched: May 19, 2004 - 22:22 UTC Launch Vehicle: Atlas 2AS Launch Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station |
Re-Entry Prediction: June 16, 2014 - 18:18 UTC +/-1 Minute
Re-Entry Zone: Atlantic Ocean, Africa Launched the AMC-11 Communications Satellite |
Re-Entry Zone
Image: Orbitron
H-IIA Rocket Body
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Object: H-IIA R/B
Type: H-IIA Second Stage NORAD ID: 39580 Launched: February 27, 2014 Launch Vehicle: H-IIA 202 Launch Site: Tanegashima Space Center, Japan |
Re-Entry Prediction: June 18, 2014 - 03:32 UTC +/-1 Minute
Re-Entry Zone: Indian Ocean Launched the GPM Core Satellite & Secondary Payloads >>>GPM Overview >>>Secondary Payloads >>>Mission Updates |
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Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-24
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NORAD ID: 39562
Released from ISS: February 27, 2014 - 1:50 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 16, 2014 - 9:26 UTC +/- 180 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-6
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NORAD ID: 39519
Released from ISS: February 12, 2014 - 8:30 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 15, 2014 - 1:04 UTC +/- 1 Minute Re-Entry Zone: Southern Africa |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Zone
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-10
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NORAD ID: 39526
Released from ISS: February 15, 2014 - 10:55 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 14, 2014 - 8:17 UTC +/- 120 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-11
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NORAD ID: 39527
Released from ISS: February 13, 2014 - 8:20 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 13, 2014 - 6:20 UTC +/- 4 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: North/Central America, Gulf of Mexico |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Zone
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-26
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NORAD ID: 39564
Released from ISS: February 27, 2014 - 7:40 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 10, 2014 - 13:50 UTC +/- 240 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-1
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NORAD ID: 39513
Released from ISS: February 11, 2014 - 8:31 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 9, 2014 - 07:26 UTC +/- 15 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbit
Image: Orbitron
GSLV Rocket Body
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Object: GSLV Rocket Body
Type: GSLV Upper Stage NORAD ID: 39499 Launched: January 5, 2014 - 10:48 UTC Launch Vehicle: GSLV Launch Site: Satish Dhawan Space Center, India |
Re-Entry Prediction: June 8, 2014 - 01:57 UTC +/-1 Minute
Re-Entry Zone: Pacific Ocean Launched the GSAT-14 Spacecraft >>>Launch Updates |
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Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-7
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NORAD ID: 39520
Released from ISS: February 15, 2014 - 7:00 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 5, 2014 - 21:38 UTC +/- 60 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-22
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NORAD ID: 39558
Released from ISS: February 26, 2014 - 4:20 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 4, 2014 - 17:27 UTC +/- 300 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
SPORESAT
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Object: SPORESAT
Type: 3U CubeSat NORAD ID: 39681 Purpose: Demonstration of Lab-On-A-Chip, Study of ion channel behavior in plants under the influence of microgravity Launched: February 27, 2014 - 18:37 UTC Launch Vehicle: Falcon 9 v1.1 (F9R) Launch Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Re-Entry Prediction: June 3, 2014 - 15:51 UTC +/-180 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Developed at Purdue University, SporeSat is a three-unit spacecraft performed scientific experiments to investigate the mechanisms of plant cell gravity sensing.
The heart of the payload is a lab-on-a-chip device that supports and measures the fern spore ion activity. The experiment looks at the effect of gravity on the reproductive spores of the fern Ceratopteris richardii. This and many other species rely on a complex mechanism to sense gravity and guide their roots to grow down into the soil where nutrient concentrations are high. Calcium channels in the cells that open and close as a function of gravity play an important role in this mechanism. Three lab-on-chip devices are used to measure the calcium concentration in real time at each of the variable gravity treatments. One of the devices acts as control being subjected to the ambient microgravity environment. The other two use motors to provide a centrifugal force acting as artificial gravity at two pre-determined levels. |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-28
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NORAD ID: 39566
Released from ISS: February 28, 2014 - 4:20 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 3, 2014 - 00:31 UTC +/- 7 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Europe, Arabia, Indian Ocean |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
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Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-19
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NORAD ID: 39559
Released from ISS: February 26, 2014 - 7:35 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 2, 2014 - 16:44 UTC +/- 300 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbits
Image: Orbitron
Flock 1-5
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NORAD ID: 39518
Released from ISS: February 12, 2014 - 8:30 UTC Origin: USA Inclination: 51.6° Re-Entry Prediction: June 2, 2014 - 05:17 UTC +/- 46 Minutes Re-Entry Zone: Unknown |
Flock-1 represents 28 three-unit CubeSats operated by Planet Labs to build an Earth-observation constellation based on CubeSats. The satellites were released from ISS in February 2014 to start orbiting Earth for several months, acquiring images of chosen ground targets.
>>>Detailed Overview |
Re-Entry Orbit
Image: Orbitron
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