| Satellite name | OreSat-1 (OreSat1) |
|---|---|
| Type | CubeSat |
| Units or mass | 2U |
| Status | not launched, expected in 2025 |
| Launcher | Falcon 9, (ELaNa 37) |
| Organisation | Portland State University |
| Institution | University |
| Entity type | Academic / Education |
| Headquarters | US |
| Partners | Oregon Sate University, University of Oregon, OregonTech, Lane Benton Community College, Portland Community College |
| Oneliner |
STEM outreach by sending live video space-to-ground stations plus camera. |
| Description |
STEM outreach by sending live video space-to-ground to tracking stations built and operated by high schools. This CubeSat will use a reaction wheel system for attitude control and pointing of the onboard camera, and high-gain antennas. Everything is open source. The mission is to provide flight heritage to the "OreSat bus", an open source card-cage based system that is ideally suited for education CubeSat projects involving interdisciplinary teams of students. The spacecraft is the predecessor to the OreSat-1 satellite, providing flight heritage to its critical subsystems. |
| Notes |
Still unmanifested as of Spring 2023. Repeated delays due to payload complexity. |
| Sources | [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] |
| Photo sources | [1] [2] |
| Keywords | Open-source |
Last modified: 2024-09-02
