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Nano Satellite MIR-SAT1
was successfully launched
in orbit on the 22 June 2021
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MIR-SAT 1 RE-ENTRY
MIR-SAT1 has re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere on the 19th April 2022. The satellite is fully disintegrated and no longer emitting or receiving signals.
Many radio amateurs worldwide have successfully used the digipeater for 2-way communications. The MIR-SAT1 mission has been a success on all fronts.
The best photos of MIR-SAT 1 are available below:
MIR-SAT1 - Mauritius Imagery & Radiocommunication Satellite 1
Through the KiboCUBE Programme, the MIR-SAT1 has been offered a free launched to the International Space Station (ISS) for development in Space by JAXA. For the first time in it’s history, Mauritius will embark into new initiatives geared towards exploiting space/satellite technology for its socio-economic benefits.
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OUR JOURNEY INTO SPACE...
Mission Aim & Objectives
Technology and knowledge transfer through the design, building, testing and operating satellite in space.
Promote small satellite technology in the country and its socio-economic benefits.
Primary Objective 1
Verify performance of onboard subsystems by receiving telemetry from the satellite and establish communication to and from the nanosatellite.
Primary Objective 2
Collect images of the Rep. of Mauritius and its EEZ.
Secondary Objective
Experimental communication with other regional islands via the satellite (e.g. useful for emergency purposes such as cyclones, tsunamis, etc.)
The MIR-SAT1 Project
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More information on MIR-SAT1
Team
MIR-SAT1 Team (MRIC)
Orbit
Details on Launch, Deployment & Orbit
Timeline
Current Project Status
Ground Station Progress
Ground Station & Control Room Implementation Phase
Satellite Progress
Satellite Implementation Phase
