The Proceedings of the Space Engineering Conference
Online ISSN : 2424-3191
ISSN-L : 0918-9238
2004.12
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Flight Results of 1kg Pico-Satellite CUTE-I
Kuniyuki Omagari, Kazuya Konoue, Hirotaka Sawada, Koji Nakaya, Kyoichi Ui, Masafumi Iai, Naoki Miyashita, Tomoyuki Urabe, Munetaka Kashiwa, Nobumasa Ymaguchi, Yu Togasaki, Tadashi Asami, Wataru Miyazawa, Ikutaro Morita, Hideyuki Yabe, Saburo Matunaga
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Keywords: Student, Space Development, Picosatellite, CubeSat, Launch, Operation
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Pages 27-32

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Abstract
Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) group have developed a pico-sized satellite CubeSat of 10 cm cubic and less than 1 kg in weight : Tokyo Tech's "CUTE-I, " and this has been successfully launched on June 30,2003 by a Eurockot's rocket ROCKOT from Plesetsk cosmodrome in Russian Federation. CUTE-I is one of the smallest civilian satellites in the world, and CUTE-I has been designed, constructed, integrated, tested and operated by the University group. Thus, this means that "MY satellite" has been realized. The paper explains CUTE-I system, launch campaign in Russia and some operation results
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© 2004 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
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