Project:HackSat One - Revision history

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	[[File:Radio-testing-at-london-hackspace.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Radio testing with Samuel]]		[[File:Radio-testing-at-london-hackspace.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Radio testing with Samuel]]
	HackSat One is a tiny [https://flux.org.uk/projects/hacksat/hardware.html satellite sprite], launching as part of the [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zacinaction/kicksat-your-personal-spacecraft-in-space KickSat swarm]. The sprite is powered by its own solar panel and is capable of broadcasting signals back to Earth. It launched on 18th April 2014 as part of a NASA mission to resupply the International Space Station. There is a related project to build [[Project:Hackney Space Centre\|Hackney Space Centre]]. For the latest information see the [[Mailing List\|mailing list]].		HackSat One is a tiny [https://flux.org.uk/projects/hacksat/hardware.html satellite sprite], launching as part of the [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zacinaction/kicksat-your-personal-spacecraft-in-space KickSat swarm]. The sprite is powered by its own solar panel and is capable of broadcasting signals back to Earth. It launched on 18th April 2014 as part of a NASA mission to resupply the International Space Station. Due to issues with deployment (see mission update, below) the mission failed. There is a related project to build [[Project:Hackney Space Centre\|Hackney Space Centre]]. For the latest information see the [[Mailing List\|mailing list]].

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 === Schedule ===
 After several launch delays, KickSat is now in low Earth orbit.

Tamlyn: Updating launch schedule and dates

2014-04-20T13:04:30Z

Updating launch schedule and dates

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	[[File:Hacksat-devboard-hand.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Dev board for HackSat One]]		[[File:Hacksat-devboard-hand.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Dev board for HackSat One]]
	[[File:Radio-testing-at-london-hackspace.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Radio testing with Samuel]]		[[File:Radio-testing-at-london-hackspace.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Radio testing with Samuel]]
	HackSat One is a tiny [https://flux.org.uk/projects/hacksat/hardware.html satellite sprite], launching as part of the [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zacinaction/kicksat-your-personal-spacecraft-in-space KickSat swarm]. The sprite is powered by its own solar panel and is capable of broadcasting signals back to Earth. ~~The launch is scheduled for spring~~ 2014 as part of a NASA mission to resupply the International Space Station. There is a related project to build [[Project:Hackney Space Centre\|Hackney Space Centre]]. For the latest information see the [[Mailing List\|mailing list]].		HackSat One is a tiny [https://flux.org.uk/projects/hacksat/hardware.html satellite sprite], launching as part of the [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zacinaction/kicksat-your-personal-spacecraft-in-space KickSat swarm]. The sprite is powered by its own solar panel and is capable of broadcasting signals back to Earth. It launched on 18th April 2014 as part of a NASA mission to resupply the International Space Station. There is a related project to build [[Project:Hackney Space Centre\|Hackney Space Centre]]. For the latest information see the [[Mailing List\|mailing list]].

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	=== ~~Launch~~ Schedule~~: Mon 14th April~~ ===		=== Schedule ===
	~~The following schedule shows the planning timings in UTC:~~

	* 20:58 Falcon 9 launch ~~(21:58 BST)~~		After several launch delays, KickSat is now in low Earth orbit.
	* 21:01 Falcon 9 upper stage separation
	* 21:08 Dragon capsule separation
	* 22:04 KickSat ~~deployment from Falcon 9 upper stage~~
	* 22:52 KickSat powers on and begins transmitting telemetry (23:52 BST)

	HackSat ~~won't~~ be deploying ~~until~~ ~ 22:00 UTC on ~~30th April~~.		HackSat and the other sprites will be deploying ~ 20:00 UTC on 4th May.

	Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).		Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).

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	HackSat won't be deploying until ~ 22:00 UTC on 30th April.		HackSat won't be deploying until ~ 22:00 UTC on 30th April.

	~~NB. London time is currently ''one hour ahead'' of UTC.~~

	Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).		Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).

Flux at 12:25, 14 April 2014

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	HackSat won't be deploying until ~ 22:00 UTC on 30th April.		HackSat won't be deploying until ~ 22:00 UTC on 30th April.

	NB. London time is currently one hour ahead of UTC.		NB. London time is currently ''one hour ahead'' of UTC.

	Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).		Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).

Ms7821: /* Launch Schedule: Mon 14th April */

2014-04-14T12:09:48Z

Launch Schedule: Mon 14th April

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	The following schedule shows the planning timings in UTC:		The following schedule shows the planning timings in UTC:

	* 20:58 Falcon 9 launch		* 20:58 Falcon 9 launch (21:58 BST)
	* 21:01 Falcon 9 upper stage separation		* 21:01 Falcon 9 upper stage separation
	* 21:08 Dragon capsule separation		* 21:08 Dragon capsule separation
	* 22:04 KickSat deployment from Falcon 9 upper stage		* 22:04 KickSat deployment from Falcon 9 upper stage
	* 22:52 KickSat powers on and begins transmitting telemetry		* 22:52 KickSat powers on and begins transmitting telemetry (23:52 BST)

	HackSat won't be deploying until ~ 22:00 UTC on 30th April.		HackSat won't be deploying until ~ 22:00 UTC on 30th April.

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	=== Launch Schedule: Mon 14th April ===		=== Launch Schedule: Mon 14th April ===
	~~The launch is due just before ten in the evening London time (UTC+1).~~ The following schedule shows the ~~rough~~ timings in UTC:		The following schedule shows the planning timings in UTC:

	* 20:48 Falcon 9 launch		* 20:58 Falcon 9 launch
	* 20:51 Falcon 9 upper stage separation		* 21:01 Falcon 9 upper stage separation
	* 20:58 Dragon capsule separation		* 21:08 Dragon capsule separation
	* 21:04 KickSat deployment from Falcon 9 upper stage ~~(estimate - TBC)~~		* 22:04 KickSat deployment from Falcon 9 upper stage
	* 21:54 KickSat powers on and begins transmitting telemetry ~~(estimate - TBC)~~		* 22:52 KickSat powers on and begins transmitting telemetry
	'~~'All times are~~ UTC.''
			HackSat won't be deploying until ~ 22:00 UTC on 30th April.

			NB. London time is currently one hour ahead of UTC.

	Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).		Our satellite is contained with the bigger KickSat. 128 sprites are loaded into it. It has the names of contributors engraved on it, including "London Hackspace". You can see a [http://zacinaction.github.io/kicksat/engraving_photos/KickSat_minusY_Zoom2.jpg photo of the actual KickSat], complete with our engraving (we're on the bottom row, 4th from the right).

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	The launch is due just before ten in the evening London time (UTC+1). The following schedule shows the rough timings in UTC:		The launch is due just before ten in the evening London time (UTC+1). The following schedule shows the rough timings in UTC:

	* 20:58 Falcon 9 launch		* 20:48 Falcon 9 launch
	* 21:01 Falcon 9 upper stage separation		* 20:51 Falcon 9 upper stage separation
	* 21:08 Dragon capsule separation		* 20:58 Dragon capsule separation
	* 21:14 KickSat deployment from Falcon 9 upper stage (estimate - TBC)		* 21:04 KickSat deployment from Falcon 9 upper stage (estimate - TBC)
	* 22:04 KickSat powers on and begins transmitting telemetry (estimate - TBC)		* 21:54 KickSat powers on and begins transmitting telemetry (estimate - TBC)
	''All times are UTC.''		''All times are UTC.''