BEVO 1 Satellite

BEVO 1
BEVO 1
BEVO 1
Spacecraft BEVO 1 (DragonSat 1)
Form factor Nanosatellite
Units or mass 3.5 kg
Status Reentry 2010-03-17. No signal.
Launched 2009-07-15
NORAD ID 35690
Deployer SSPL (Space Shuttle Picosatellite Laincher, PLA, Picosatellite Launcher Assembly)
Launcher Space Shuttle
Deployment Deployed from Space Shuttle on 2009-07-30
Entity name University of Texas at Austin
Institution University
Entity Academic / Education
Nation US
Partners NASA Johnson Space Center, Texas A&M University
Oneliner

Educational space systems engineering and GPS receiver testing.

Description

Promote space engineering education as well as research into novel, low-cost autonomous rendezvous and proximity operations techniques. The first-mission requirements were to operate the Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver built by NASA JSC called DRAGON (Dual RF Astrodynamic GPS Orbital Navigator).

Failure cause Failed to separate from Aggiesat-2.
Sources [1]
Photo sources [1] [2]
On the same launch

Last modified: 2024-05-29

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