TRYAD Satellites

TRYAD
Satellite name TRYAD
Spacecraft type CubeSat
Units or mass 6U
Entity name Auburn University
Institution University
Entity type Academic / Education
Headquarters US
Partners University of Alabama in Huntsville, NASA
Oneliner

Detect Terrestrial Gamma Ray Flashes in coincidence with ground lighting strike data.

Description

To detect Terrestrial Gamma Ray Flashes in coincidence with ground lighting strike data and characterize the Gamma Ray beam geometries. To better establish connection between UV Flashes and TLEs, better temporal characteristics measurements, and spatial distribution (Science mission will last for 1 year). To become AMSAT transponders when science mission is complete (Transponder mode will last 4 years). To prepare students for the workforce. To attract and retain students in STEM disciplines.

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Keywords Globalstar or Iridium or Inmarsat

Related Spacecraft

Spacecraft Status Launcher Launch date Orbit
TRYAD 1 (Terrestrial Rays Analysis and Detection) not launched not launched, (ELaNa 56) 2024-12-26 500 km, 50 deg
TRYAD 2 (Terrestrial Rays Analysis and Detection) not launched not launched, (ELaNa 56) 2024-12-26 500 km, 50 deg

Last modified: 2024-05-29

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