Dnepr launch with Multiple Satellites - November 21, 2013

• #20 by Jester on 02 Nov, 2013 10:33
• Nice to see this finally progressing, almost done building a ground station for FunCube-1 at ESTEC
• #21 by pericynthion on 02 Nov, 2013 19:04
• Inspection, checkout and integration of secondary payloads:
  http://blog.isilaunch.com/?p=374
• #22 by Danderman on 02 Nov, 2013 19:17
• Quote from: pericynthion on 02 Nov, 2013 19:04

  Inspection, checkout and integration of secondary payloads:
  http://blog.isilaunch.com/?p=374
  

  
  This is a great web site!
  
  
• #23 by russianhalo117 on 02 Nov, 2013 23:36
• Quote from: pericynthion on 02 Nov, 2013 19:04

  Inspection, checkout and integration of secondary payloads:
  http://blog.isilaunch.com/?p=374
  

  the main site:
  LINK: http://www.isispace.nl/cms/index.php/products-and-services/launches
• #24 by Skyrocket on 04 Nov, 2013 07:15
• The spanish 3U-cubesat OPTOS will be also on board: see ISILaunch03 customers list on http://blog.isilaunch.com
• #25 by Artyom. on 14 Nov, 2013 16:50
• Spacecraft Integration with Dnepr SHM
  
  Dnepr Space Head Module integration with customers’ spacecraft was successfully completed in the Yasny Launch Base AITB on November 13, 2013.
  
  http://www.kosmotras.ru/en/news/141/

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• #26 by g4ayu on 15 Nov, 2013 06:12
• Does anyone know if this launch will be webcast...there's a lot of interest from ham radio enthusiasts because of the payloads..especially FunCube.
  Norman
• #27 by Artyom. on 15 Nov, 2013 10:22
• SHM/LV Mating
  
  On November 15, 2013, the Dnepr Space Head Module with the satellites was transported to the launch pad and mated with the launch vehicle. The final checkout and tests of the launch vehicle with the SHM are presently in progress. The launch is scheduled for November 21, 2013 at 11:10 Moscow time (07:10 UTC).
  
  http://www.kosmotras.ru/en/news/145/

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• #28 by Satori on 15 Nov, 2013 10:30
• Quote from: g4ayu on 15 Nov, 2013 06:12

  Does anyone know if this launch will be webcast...there's a lot of interest from ham radio enthusiasts because of the payloads..especially FunCube.
  Norman
  

  
  The next scheduled webcast by TsENKI is the launch of Progress M-21M. So I suppose there will be no webcast of this launch.
• #29 by osiossim on 15 Nov, 2013 11:44
• 32 satellites will be launched at single launch!!!
  
  http://www.spaceflight101.com/denpr-2013-cluster-launch-updates.html
  
  
  Generally Dnepr launches are not broadcasted live as the launch vehicle is originally belong to Russian MoD. We can see the pictures and youtube videos later in the launch day.
• #30 by Skyrocket on 15 Nov, 2013 12:51
• My count is 33 (with the same payloads as in this article) - but this probably just a question of definition - if you count BPA-3 as a satellite.
  
  1   DubaiSat 2
  2   STSAT 3
  3   SkySat 1
  4   WNISAT 1
  5   BRITE-PL (Lem)
  6   AprizeSat 7
  7   AprizeSat 8
  8   UniSat 5
  9   Delfi-n3Xt
  10   Dove 3
  11   Dove 4
  12   Triton 1
  13   CINEMA 2 (KHUSAT 1)
  14   CINEMA 3 (KHUSAT 2)
  15   OPTOS
  16   CubeBug 2 (Manolito)
  17   GOMX 1
  18   NEE 02 Krysaor
  19   FUNcube 1
  20   HiNCube
  21   ZACUBE 1
  22   ICube 1
  23   HumSat-D
  24   PUCP-SAT 1
  25   First-MOVE
  26   UWE 3
  27   VELOX-P 2
  28   BeakerSat 1 (Eagle 1)
  29   $50SAT (Eagle 2)
  30   QubeScout S1
  31   Wren
  32   Pocket-PUCP
  33   BPA 3
  
• #31 by pericynthion on 15 Nov, 2013 23:12
• Confirmed that there will be no streaming video of the launch, not even for paying customers
  
  However there will be some public announcements by ISL on irc.freenode.net #cubesat
• #32 by g4ayu on 17 Nov, 2013 04:15
• Thanks everyone for the info.
  I found this message on the Amsat email reflector :-
  
  "The launch of ZACUBE-1 from Yasny Launch Base in Russia will be streamed live
  on
  the Cape Peninilla University of Technology Web site on Thursday 21 November.
  
  http://live.cput.ac.za/live.html
  
  http://www.cput.ac.za/academic/faculties/engineering/zacube1
  
  Clint K6LCS"
  
  We'll have to wait and see if the stream happens
  
  Norman
  
• #33 by Velomir on 17 Nov, 2013 11:45
• BRITE-PL LEM will be the second Polish satellite.
  
  So everyone here calls it the first Polish scientific satellite, as the country's first sat was a student Cubesat, PW-Sat, launched on the maiden Vega flight
  
  Students beat the Space Research Centre, but on the other hand Lem is a far more developed piece of hardware - so this is not so easy to compare.
• #34 by russianhalo117 on 18 Nov, 2013 22:01
• First Post Updated.
• #35 by Chris Bergin on 21 Nov, 2013 02:13
• No webcast? Boooo!
  
  We'll keep this thread here. William Graham's launch article soon-ish (I say soon, it's 4,200 words! I used to like my bed).
• #36 by QuantumG on 21 Nov, 2013 02:20
• Think we'll get updates of any sort, or will we have to wait for the press release(s)?
  
• #37 by pericynthion on 21 Nov, 2013 02:54
• I may be able to post a few vague updates.
• #38 by Chris Bergin on 21 Nov, 2013 04:13
• Going post launch with this article............HUGE article by William. I know people who get two months to write peices this long! He did it during yesterday!
• #39 by pericynthion on 21 Nov, 2013 04:27
• Everything still looking good, 1h 45m to go.