Some pretty pictures but not much other use as all in Japanese. Lets hope they release a English version as they did with HTV-4.
Cubesats listed in the press kit are:2UAobaUbatubaSatSTARS C3UEGG
Quote from: theonlyspace on 11/30/2016 11:08 pmSome pretty pictures but not much other use as all in Japanese. Lets hope they release a English version as they did with HTV-4.Unfortunately, due to lack of budget english version will not issued.
Quote from: Fuji on 12/01/2016 01:54 pmQuote from: theonlyspace on 11/30/2016 11:08 pmSome pretty pictures but not much other use as all in Japanese. Lets hope they release a English version as they did with HTV-4.Unfortunately, due to lack of budget english version will not issued.Perhaps we can make our own English version! Here is a text-only translation. - Ed Kyle
Anyone know the precise to the second launch time? I know 13:26 GMT (22:26 local) already.Update: Got the answer. It's 13:26:46 GMT (22:26:46 local)
Was this reassembly following corrective actions or the first assembly??
Quote from: Steven Pietrobon on 12/01/2016 02:44 amCubesats listed in the press kit are:2UAobaUbatubaSatSTARS C3UEGGCorrect information are following.2U AOBA Velox IIISTARS C3UEGGTuPODTuPOD will release two TubeSats. TANCREDO-1(Burazil) and OSNSAT (Open Space Network, California)https://www.gaussteam.com/tupod-almost-ready-for-launch/
There's also meant to be a NanoRacks dispenser (NRCSD-10) aboard if I understand correctly.Presumably with Lemurs or Flocks or something.
Quote from: russianhalo117 on 10/27/2016 05:39 amWas this reassembly following corrective actions or the first assembly??1st movie is 1st assembly in jun.2nd and 3rd are 2nd assembly in october.
The crew then installed the Small Fine Arm Attachment Mechanism (SAM) and Multi-Purpose Experiment Platform (MPEP) in preparation for the Japanese Small Satellite Orbital Deployers (J-SSOD) to be delivered on HTV-6.
Science/Utilization: – JSSOD #5, 6 and NRCSD #9 –