STARS (KUKAI)

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Spacetrack Directory Number
2009-01-23
Orbit launches
595.5 km
Average height
27228.88 km/h
Average velocity


Satellite information STARS (KUKAI) - STARS (KUKAI)

Spacetrack Directory Name STARS (KUKAI)
Alternative name STARS (KUKAI)
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Orbit launches 2009-01-23 g.01:00 (17 years ago)
Days in orbit 6429
Country/organisation of origin Japonia (JPN)
Starting point TANSC (Tanegashima Space Center, Japan)
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Perigee 624 km
Apogee 639 km
Orbit slope (inclination) 98.16°
Laps per day 15
Orbit LEO (Sun-Synchronous)
Height STARS (KUKAI) 595.5 km

Additional information STARS (KUKAI)

The primary objective of KUKAI is technical verification of a tethered space robot. Two satellite system, mother and daughter; becomes a 5m tethered system on orbit at the maximum; the daughter satellite is a tethered space robot, whose attitude can be controlled by its own arm link motion.

satellite STARS (KUKAI) Date of exalting 23.01.2009y. Average height of ISS STARS (KUKAI) hundred 595.5 km. Average velocity STARS (KUKAI) is 27228.88 km/h. Inclination STARS (KUKAI) satellite 98.14°.

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Frequency STARS (KUKAI)

In the table below we show the frequencies STARS (KUKAI).

Downlink Beacon Mode Call sign
437.485 MHz Beacon: 437.305 1k2 FM CW* JR5YBN
437.465 MHz Beacon: 437.275 1k2 FM CW* JR5YBO

Update time: 2026-08-30 20:10:20
Average height of ISS STARS (KUKAI) is: 595.5km
Average velocity STARS (KUKAI) is: 27228.88km/h
Average orbit height STARS (KUKAI) is: 98.14°
STARS (KUKAI) a new group of Starlink satellites has been launched 2009-01-23
STARS (KUKAI) is from 6429 days Days in orbit.