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Two of D-Orbit's space tug's were launched on SpaceX's Transporter-6 mission on 3 January 2023, to release nine satellites: four cubesats for a data relay and asset tracking constellation owned by the Swiss company Astrocast, two for Futura which includes NPS Spacemind, Kelpie, a 9-pound (4-kilogram) CubeSat to provide maritime ...
- D-Sat CubeSat Mission — Demonstration of A Decommissioning Device
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Spacecraft Launch Mission Status Test Campaigns Experiments References D-SAT (Deorbit Satellite) is a technology demonstration nanosatellite, developed by the company D-Orbit LLCof Como, Italy, in order to test its proposed Decommissioning Device, aimed at ameliorating the space debris problem. It operated between June and October 2017, successfull...
The increasing population in space of defunct satellites and other man-made debris is an issue that is getting strongly the interest of legislators, agencies and industry. In order to guarantee a safer and sustainable access to orbit, it is necessary to stop the systematic non-operative defunct satellites concentration increase in orbit. This seems...
D-SAT is a nanosatellite designed on the 3U+ CubeSat standard with a mass < 4.5 kg. The satellite has been designed to maximize the reliability and consequently the mission success. Therefore D-SAT main functions are single point of failure free. Thanks to this valuable characteristic, D-SAT differs from the majority of current CubeSats and it may ...
The D-SAT nanosatellite was launched on June 23, 2017 (03:59 UTC) as a secondary payload on the PSLV-C38 vehicle in XL configuration of ISRO from SDSC (Satish Dhawan Space Center), India. The primary payload on this flight was CartoSat-2E (~712 kg), the sixth satellite in the Cartosat-2 series (total launch mass of ~955 kg).11) 12) 13) 14) Orbit: S...
• October 10, 2017: The D-Sat mission has ended. After more than three months of orbital operations, D-Sat has completed its mission by test-firing its onboard propulsive unit. We reached most of our mission goals and, most importantly, we successfully validated our technology in space. However, even if the D-Orbit Decommissioning Device onboard fi...
D-SAT Test philosophy: D-SAT FM (Flight Model) baseline acceptance test plan at satellite level consists of a set of acceptance tests performed in the spacecraft inert configuration, meaning that, inside the EES and the SRM (Solid Rocket Motor), the hazardous materials have been substituted with equivalent inert materials (Figure 8); the EES contai...
During its mission, together with the Decommissioning Device In-Orbit Demonstration, D-SAT will host different scientific experiments: in the cruise phase, D-SAT will carry out the "SatAlert" experiment, developed together with the CNIT (Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni) and after the fire, during the reentry trajecto...
1)Alessio Fanfani, Simone Brilli, Matteo Trotti, Angelo Dainotto, Elena Toson, Alexander Weigand, Fabio Nichele, "Launch of a 3 Unit CubeSat with integrated propulsion system: D-SAT qualification, acceptance and transportation logistics," Proceedings of the 67th IAC (International Astronautical Congress), Guadalajara, Mexico, Sept. 26-30, 2016, pap...
- D-Orbit LCC
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- 23 Jun 2017
- EO
26 mar 2024 · Taxi spaziali di terza generazione e manutenzione dei satelliti in orbita: la nuova era di D-Orbit. Emilio Cozzi. Staff. Giornalista e autore. Di Emilio Cozzi e Matteo Marini. C’è poco di piccolo, ormai, in D-Orbit.
