If I understand correctly raw data of this file, Beresheet is going to "upgrade" its orbit this night, raising apogee from 74000 to 120000 km:25/02/2019 9.54 - 74140km26/02/2019 20.49 - 121232kmNext raisings:10/3: 276000 km25/3: 391000 kmSource: http://live.spaceil.com/
yes they perform well in any environmental situation... on Earth. On Earth you have (almost) no radiation.
When is the next burn? I am assuming they can't miss two in a row, no?
Moon travel report #4Beresheet conducted a successful maneuver this evening as the main engine was activated for 4 minutes. The spacecraft is on its way to an elliptical orbit where the furthest point from Earth is at a distance of 131,000 km.
How accurate is the ....Question also applies to this link: https://www.n2yo.com/?s=44049&live=1
Quote from: Bogeyman on 02/28/2019 08:17 pmHow accurate is the ....Question also applies to this link: https://www.n2yo.com/?s=44049&live=1Satelite trackers use TLE from North American Aerospace Defense Command, NORAD. If new data is published, the app will show them.
NORAD ID: 44049 Int'l Code: 2019-009B Perigee: 629.8 km Apogee: 69,035.6 km Inclination: 27.7 ° Period: 1,387.3 minutes Semi major axis: 41203 km RCS: Unknown Launch date: February 22, 2019 Source: Israel (ISRA) Launch site: AIR FORCE EASTERN TEST RANGE (AFETR)
First perige manuever performed successfully, to apogee of ~130000km https://www.ynet.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-5471740,00.html
No changes detected in simulator file since 25/2 :-(http://live.spaceil.com/data/data_s1.txt
I guess they don't maintain that page very well. Like the SpaceIL main website does not show any news at all...The most reliable "official" source seems to be their twitter account.
NORAD ID: 44049 Int'l Code: 2019-009B Perigee: 629.8 km Apogee: 69,035.6 km