CUAVA-1

49275
Spacetrack Directory Number
1998-11-20
Orbit launches
2022-09-02
8687 Days in orbit
378.32 km
Average height
27666.71 km/h
Average velocity


Satellite information CUAVA-1

Spacetrack Directory Name CUAVA-1
Orbit launches 1998-11-20 g.09:14
Deorbitation date 2022-09-02
Days in orbit 8687
Country/organisation of origin Australia (AUS)
Starting point TYMSC (Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan)
WWW Here
Perigee 406 km
Apogee 411 km

Additional information CUAVA-1

Take pictures of the Northern light in order to reconstruct the particle precipitation into the polar atmosphere. The payload is a very compact, ultra-sensitive wide filed imager (f=23mm, aperture f/1.4). The images will be public, allowing a large community to get auroral images from space. Space weather is a domain which has multiple application especially for radio communication. Northern light are one effect of the particles coming from the sun into the atmosphere through the magnetosphere. They are thus a good ?tracer? of ionospheric phenomenon. \r\nThe AMICal Sat proposes to register calibrated pictures of the aurora in order to get the vertical profile of the aurora and to map the part of the auroral oval which will be visible from the satellite. It will give information on the ionosphere state and particle precipitations which can perturb technological systems especially radio communication in these regions.



Average orbit height CUAVA-1

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Average inclination CUAVA-1

Update time: 2022-11-14 06:03:15