ReshUCube-2 Satellite - Nanosats Database

Name	ReshUCube-2 (RS37S, Space-PI, Space π)
Form factor	CubeSat
Units or mass	3U
Mass in kg	3.45 kg
Status	Operational (Assumed to be operational because the object ID is known)
Launched	2023-06-27
NORAD ID	57168
Deployer	12U Deployer [Aerospace Capital]
Launcher	Sojuz
Entity name	Siberian State University of Science and Technology
Institution	University
Entity	Academic / Education
Headquarters	Russia
Partners	Sputnix, FASIE
Oneliner	Flight experiments with promising network protocols for building inter-satellite networks, Internet of things networks, low-speed integrated Internet networks.
Description	The second satellite of the Siberian State University named after Academician M. F. Reshetnev. The ReshUCube -2 space mission continues the "Reconfigurable Space Laboratory" concept laid down in the ReshUCube -1 mission . However, the topics of experiments are changing. As part of ReshUCube -2, it is planned to conduct experiments with promising communication protocols that allow building an integrated data transmission network that combines the inter-satellite communication segment with the ground segment of the Internet of Things network terminals. The results of the ReshUCube -2 space mission will be used in the ReshUCube -3 mission, within which 4 nanosatellites will be launched and an experimental integrated network will be created on this basis. Schoolchildren from the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the Republic of Yakutia will be able to take part in space experiments to study network protocols and communication characteristics of the integrated network, try to create their own Internet of Things device and receive a signal from this device via a nanosatellite to a ground terminal. The main topics of ReshUCube -1 are also preserved: studying the influence of space on the semiconductor components of the satellite, monitoring the magnetic field, studying the influence of the atmosphere on the satellite's orbit and using aerodynamic effects to control it.
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COTS subsystems	PLATFORM - NILAKT DOSAAF
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On the same launch	A-SEANSAT-PG1 Akhmat-1 ARCCUBE-01 Avion-Kaluga 650 CSTP 1.1 CSTP 1.2 Cube-SX-HSE-3 CubeBel-2 Impuls-1 Khors 1 Khors 2 KuzGTU-1 Monitor-2 Monitor-3 Monitor-4 Nanosond-1 Norbi-2 PHI-Demo Polytech Universe-3 ReshUCube-2 SamSat-ION Saturn Sirius-SINP-3U SITRO-AIS 5 SITRO-AIS 6 SITRO-AIS 7 SITRO-AIS 8 SITRO-AIS 9 SITRO-AIS 10 SITRO-AIS 11 SITRO-AIS 12 StratoSat-TK1 Svyatobor-1 UMKA-1 UTMN-2 Vizard-meteo Yareelo 3 Yareelo 4 Zorkiy-2M StratoSat TK-1-A StratoSat TK-1-B StratoSat TK-1-C StratoSat TK-1-D StratoSat TK-1-E StratoSat TK-1-F

Last modified: 2023-11-04