January 2012
Beginner
86 pages
1h 58m
English
All I ask is a successful launch, a clean radio signal, and a life just long enough to achieve that goal.
So you’re debating launching your own picosatellite? If high-altitude balloons just aren’t high altitude enough, if you feel frustrated by the pace of space development, or if you just really, really like rockets and hardware, I think launching your own satellite is an excellent decision. This book will help you turn that decision into a plan, and turn that plan into finished hardware. But first, what do you want your satellite to do?
Picosatellites, by definition, are extremely small, lightweight satellites. The progenitor of the pico class is the CubeSat, an open source architecture that lets you ...
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