Quote from: sanjaykumar on 12/19/2016 02:27 amhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUItTHX71yw12 satellites from US are from PlanetiQThis quote from the video does not say anything, on which launches the PlanetiQ satellites are. It is just about the order to launch 12 PlanetiQ satellites.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUItTHX71yw12 satellites from US are from PlanetiQ
SRO Bags Deal To Launch 68 Foreign Satellites, 12 Of Them From US3:38 India secured deals to launch 68 overseas satellites, including a dozen from the US, a top official said on Tuesday.“We got fresh orders to launch 68 satellites from various countries, including 12 from PlanetiQ, a US based weather forecasting satellite firm,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman and Managing Director of Antrix Corporation, the commercial arm of the Indian space agency.
“We got fresh orders to launch 68 satellites from various countries, including 12 from PlanetiQ, a US-based weather forecasting satellite firm,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman and Managing Director of Antrix Corporation, the commercial arm of the Indian space agency.
Quote from: input~2 on 12/17/2016 12:53 pmPSLV-C 37 scheduled for launch on January 27http://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/science/PSLV-C-37-scheduled-for-launch-on-January-27/article16895637.eceThis 'might' mean a change in the launch date for GSLV-III, else the two launches would have to happen within barely a week's gap.
PSLV-C 37 scheduled for launch on January 27http://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/science/PSLV-C-37-scheduled-for-launch-on-January-27/article16895637.ece
Could these additional payloads come from the QB-50 project?
Of the 103 satellites that ISRO's workhorse PSLV-C37 is expected to carry, 100 are foreign. "They are all actually a constellation, they are getting into a constellation of satellites providing observation of earth," Kumar said in response to a query on the sidelines of Karnataka ICT Summit 2017. The three Indian satellites are Cartosat-2 series, weighing 730 kg as primary payload, INS-IA and INS-1B, weighing 30 kg.
Tweet from ISILaunch: https://twitter.com/ISILaunch/status/819524149551005696And two earlier tweets about the about the Al-Farabi-1 payload. 1 | 2 Another thing we can conclude from the 2 tweet:Is that the Quadpack decoreted with the name of the Estec open day coloring contest, will launch on plsv C37. Edit3: Blog ISIlaunch 17 pageEdit4: from blog: payloads: PEASSS (3U), DIDO-2 (2U), BGUSat (3U), Al-Farabi-1 (2U). And a number of commercial payloads to be introduced later.
> Mission Readiness Review (MRR) meeting held at SHAR has agreed upon taking up the mission as per the plan> Launch from first launch pad > Among the 103 satellites, 100 are from the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the US put together
From ISRO's SHAR, the launch is set at 8:39 February 8th morning.http://www.andhraheadlines.com/news/national/169802/world-watching-this-100-plus-feat
http://www.space4p.com/Countdown To Our Next Space Mission:
Sky and Space Global's 3 Diamonds Smallsats Head Into Testing PhasesThe construction of their 3 Diamonds as well as the Red, Green and Blue nanosatellites have been completed on schedule by Sky and Space Global Ltd. (ASX: SAS)—now underway is extensive software and hardware testing.The 3 Diamonds nanosatellites recently completed the Assembly testing stage and have now proceeded to the Integration and Verification phase. The testing process these smallsats will undergo includes the full functional tests of all subsystems to ensure systems are functioning as required; testing of ground control and hotspot user device satellite interfaces; and the environmental testing of mechanical and thermal systems for launch approval.The 3 Diamonds: Red, Green and Blue are also undergoing testing in phases. The Red nanosatellite has already completed the entire process and has been designated as “Ready to Launch.” Green and Blue are currently undergoing the Integration and Verification process, which is expected to be completeed within a week. All nanosatellites are expected to be designated as “Ready for Launch” by mid-February 2017, as planned.
http://www.satnews.com/story.php?number=2075646183QuoteSky and Space Global's 3 Diamonds Smallsats Head Into Testing PhasesThe construction of their 3 Diamonds as well as the Red, Green and Blue nanosatellites have been completed on schedule by Sky and Space Global Ltd. (ASX: SAS)—now underway is extensive software and hardware testing.
Sky and Space Global's 3 Diamonds Smallsats Head Into Testing PhasesThe construction of their 3 Diamonds as well as the Red, Green and Blue nanosatellites have been completed on schedule by Sky and Space Global Ltd. (ASX: SAS)—now underway is extensive software and hardware testing.
All testing processes will be complete ahead of launch on the ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) scheduled for Q2 2017
