STSAT 2 [KAIST]
The objective of the STSAT-2 (Science and Technology Satellite-2) program was to develop a low earth orbit 100 kg satellite to be launched on the indigenous Naro-1 (KSLV-1) launch vehicle from the Naro Space Center in 2009.
The STSAT-2 payloads are:
The launch of STSAT 2A on a Naro-1 rocket on 25. August 2009 failed to reach orbit when the payload fairing failed to separate properly. The launch of STSAT 2B also on a Naro-1 vehicle failed after 137 seconds.
Nation: | South Korea |
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Type / Application: | Technology, astronomy |
Operator: | KAIST |
Contractors: | KAIST |
Equipment: | LIST, SLR |
Configuration: | |
Propulsion: | |
Power: | 2 deployable fixed solar arrays, batteries |
Lifetime: | 2 years |
Mass: | 100 kg |
Orbit: | 300 km × 1500 km, 80° (planned) |
Satellite | COSPAR | Date | LS | Launch Vehicle | Remarks | |
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STSAT 2A | 2009-F03 | 25.08.2009 | Na LP-1 | F | Naro-1 | |
STSAT 2B | 2010-F02 | 10.06.2010 | Na LP-1 | F | Naro-1 |