PACE-1

48909
Spacetrack Directory Number
2021-06-30
Orbit launches
496.09 km
Average height
27425.09 km/h
Average velocity


Satellite information PACE-1 - 2021-059AG

Spacetrack Directory Name PACE-1
Alternative name 2021-059AG
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Orbit launches 2021-06-30 g.02:00 (3 years ago)
Days in orbit 1247
Country/organisation of origin USA (US)
Starting point AFETR (Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral, USA)
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Perigee 520 km
Apogee 535 km
Orbit slope (inclination) 97.66°
Laps per day 15
Height PACE-1 496.09 km

Additional information PACE-1

PACE-1 payloads:  \r\nThe Intrepid payload is developed by Ames; Dayne Kemp is the principal investigator.  \r\n The ADP Optical Retroreflectors payload is developed using commercially purchased optical retroreflectors by Ames: Jan Stupl is the principal investigator. \r\n Stellar Exploration RFID Tag payload is developed by Stellar Exploration Inc. in San Luis Obispo, California; David Troy is the principal investigator. \r\n Naval Information Warfare Center Nanosatellite Tracking Experiment payload is developed by the Naval Information Warfare Center in San Diego, California.; Shawn Kocis is the principal investigator.   \r\n \r\nVariety of flight platforms ? independent, commercial, or NASA?s Advanced Development Projects, or ADP, avionics system platform ? can host payloads on PACE flights. PACE?s second orbital flight will host payloads on NASA's ADP avionics system platform. \r\nADP?s platform is a modular, low-cost avionics architecture paired with commercial off-the-shelf CubeSat components. PACE?s second orbital flight mission, \r\nPACE-1, will perform a set of experiments to demonstrate the ADP technology, kicking off a series of flights to follow. The PACE team will develop, test, and operate the projects, each utilizing the ADP platform. Payloads for PACE missions come from within NASA or other US Government agencies, small businesses and other industry, academic institutions, and research laboratories. In addition to demonstrating the ADP architecture, PACE-1 also supports four technology payloads.\r\nADP?s avionics core is currently built into a six-unit CubeSat form but can adapt to other form factors. The core provides the supporting systems to operate the spacecraft and the payloads it carries. The satellite is roughly the size of two large loaves of bread, stacked side-by-side. The avionics core occupies a third of the spacecraft?s interior, leaving plenty of room to integrate various payloads. \r\nADP first flight will demonstrate a switching capability that allows multiple GPS and radio communications systems to ?take turns? receiving signals. These systems use a single antenna attached to the spacecraft rather than using multiple dedicated antennas, as it?s typically done. For the PACE-1 spacecraft, this means that the amount of surface space needed for antennas is cut in half, freeing up space for surface-mounted payloads such as an attached radio frequency tag and optical experiments hardware.\r\nComponents of ADP?s supporting avionics can be configured for use in earlier-stage tests, such as benchtop lab tests or suborbital flights. This flexible approach simplifies the logistics of testing payloads in different test environments, helping researchers speed their technologies through the maturation process.\r\nThe ADP platform is developed by the PACE team at Ames; Dayne Kemp is the principal investigator.

satellite PACE-1 Date of exalting 30.06.2021y. Average height of ISS PACE-1 hundred 496.09 km. Average velocity PACE-1 is 27425.09 km/h. Inclination PACE-1 satellite 97.64°.

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Frequency PACE-1

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Downlink Beacon Mode
437.485/2283.000 MHz Beacon: 437.485 1200bps AFSK FM CW
2283.072 MHz FM

Update time: 2024-11-28 03:04:14
Average height of ISS PACE-1 is: 496.09km
Average velocity PACE-1 is: 27425.09km/h
Average orbit height PACE-1 is: 97.64°
PACE-1 a new group of Starlink satellites has been launched 2021-06-30
PACE-1 is from 1247 days Days in orbit.