Three CubeSats successfully deployed from "Kibo"!

Experiment at Kibo

On August 12, 2022, following three CubeSats were successfully deployed from the Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) "Kibo":

TUMnanoSAT developed by Technical University of Moldova*
FUTABA developed by Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech) and Keiai High School
HSU-SAT1 provided by the J-SSOD service provider, Space BD Inc.

*TUMnanoSAT is the first satellite of the Republic of Moldova, and it was developed under the framework of the JAXA/UNOOSA collaboration "KiboCUBE" programme.

J-SSOD#22 Deployment：TUMnanoSAT, FUTABA, HSU-SAT1 ©JAXA/NASA

You can view the deployment of CubeSats from YouTube JAXA Channel.

Small Satellites Deployment J-SSOD#22 from "Kibo" (TUMnanoSAT, FUTABA, HSU-SAT1)YOUTUBE

【Satellite】	TUMnanoSAT [Size：1U]
【Organizations】	Technical University of Moldova (TUM)
【Mission】	Capacity building Technology demonstration of nano/micro wire sensor, magnetometer, micro-gyroscope, sun sensor, communication protocol, and power source

【Satellite】	FUTABA [Size：1U]
【Organizations】	Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech) Keiai High School
【Mission】	Lead-free solder whisker verification 3-axis attitude control using magnetic torque Promotion of satellite development by amateur radio operators 2.4GHz wireless communication test

【Satellite】	HSU-SAT1 [Size：1U]
【Organizations】	Future Science Institute Happy Science University Hokkaido Satellite Co., LTD.
【Service provider】	Space BD Inc.
【Mission】	To demonstrate a technology of Electrical Power Supply, On Board Computer, and other bus components. To experiment as command transmission link by infrared light. The modulated infrared light emitted from our ground station is experimented as command transmission link. To demonstrate camera image downlink by Slow Scan Television.
	© Future Science Institute

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