FOSSASAT-2E5/FOSSASAT-2EFOSSASAT-2E2/FOSSASAT-2EFOSSASAT-2E1/FOSSASAT-2E
01:05:48 FOSSASAT-2E5 and FOSSASAT-2E6 deploy01:06:01 FOSSASAT-2E2, WISESAT-2, FOSSASAT-2E3, and PILOT-1 deploy01:06:27 FOSSASAT-2E1, WISESAT-1, FOSSASAT-2E4, and LAIKA deploy
Looks like the Laika PQ is one of the FOSSASAT-2E satellites given:https://www.porkchop.space/andhttps://twitter.com/EA4HCD/status/1481397558358552577Are some other of FOSSA's deployed satellites being double names?EDIT:Looking at the rendering and wording on the WISeSAT website, I now beleive bothe WISeSAT-1 and WISeSAT-2 are also FOSSA-2E based spacecraft. Meaning that Laika, WISeSAT-1, and WISeSAT-2 might be being double counted here.https://www.wisekey.com/wisesat/Poking around, PILOT-1 could also be a FOSSASAT-2E. Might reach out to FOSSA to see what exactly is going on here.
Looks like the Laika PQ is one of the FOSSASAT-2E satellites given:...
I wouldn't count on the current list being everything.
Quote from: gongora on 01/12/2022 11:08 pmI wouldn't count on the current list being everything.If what we think about FOSSASATs is right (which seems the only viable solution if we assume that information from SupTLEs and SpaceX website is correct), there should be exactly six satellites on ION SCV-004. Thanks to recent tweets we can assume that 5 of them are 4 SatRevolution satellites and VZLUSAT-2. The last one remaining could be anything, but the most obvious candidate is Guardian (https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=52372.msg2255927#msg2255927).
This would be deployed by either FOSSA or Alba Orbital:Challenger (3P) PocketQube, built by quub for Intuidexhttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/intuidex-teams-with-quub-to-launch-next-gen-picosatellite-on-spacex-rocket-301458818.html
Amazing: First Nepali Pico Satellite made by Nepali Youths will fly to Space in January on Elon Musk owned SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket.twitter.com/RONBupdates/status/1478929250128326656
If what we think about FOSSASATs is right (which seems the only viable solution if we assume that information from SupTLEs and SpaceX website is correct), there should be exactly six satellites on ION SCV-004. Thanks to recent tweets we can assume that 5 of them are 4 SatRevolution satellites and VZLUSAT-2. The last one remaining could be anything, but the most obvious candidate is Guardian (https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=52372.msg2255927#msg2255927).
Quote from: Chinakpradhan on 01/12/2022 08:28 amFinally confirmation of total Transporter-3 rideshare satellites by celestrak, they are 82 By the way is this the confirmation of all satellites or those who directly separate from F9 second stage that is indicated by the words "initial deployment" as in that case total no. of satellites will be much more due to cubesats aboard separate cubesat deployers.Please note, that some lines in the Preliminary TLE list contain more than one satellite, when more than one Cubesat or Pocketqube is in an deployer. The initial deployment (if i counted correctly) are 98 satellites.Then later a number of satellites (6 ?) will be deployed from ION-SCV 004.The Sherpa deployers are not on board of this mission.
Finally confirmation of total Transporter-3 rideshare satellites by celestrak, they are 82 By the way is this the confirmation of all satellites or those who directly separate from F9 second stage that is indicated by the words "initial deployment" as in that case total no. of satellites will be much more due to cubesats aboard separate cubesat deployers.
VZLUSAT 2 is a Spaceflight SXRS 6 payload, so I don't think would be on ION SCV 004.
