G-SAT

Zdjęcie G-SAT

45597
Numer w katalogu Spacetrack
1998-11-20
Wyniesienie na orbitę
2022-04-18
8550 dni na orbicie
373.69 km
Wysokość średnia
27675.89 km/h
Prędkość średnia


Informacje o satelicie G-SAT

Nazwa w katalogu Spacetrack G-SAT
Wyniesienie na orbitę 1998-11-20
Data deorbitacji 2022-04-18
Dni na orbicie 8550
Kraj/organizacja pochodzenia Japonia (JPN)
Miejsce startu TYMSC (Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan)
Perygeum 362 km
Apogeum 368 km

Informacje o G-SAT

Based on the design of the TRICOM-1R the Tokyo 2020 ?G-SATELLITE? will be taken to the International Space Station (ISS) by rocket in March 2020 and launched from there sometime between March 2020 and April 2020.

The ?G-SATELLITE? will ferry a cubicle carrying the two animated figures, Gundam and Zaku, along with an electric bulletin board, which will appear once the satellite reaches a proper orbit. Additionally, seven of the satellite?s cameras will record their movements.

The ?G-SATELLITE? will orbit Earth, broadcast images of our planet, film the animated figures, and display messages on the electric bulletin board for most of the Tokyo 2020 Games, which will take place from July 24 to Aug. 9.

Since the ?G-SATELLITE? is small, the Gundam and Zaku figures will need to be resized and made with special materials and paints that can survive harsh space conditions. Before they launch, they will undergo multiple tests, including impact and vibration assessments, to make sure they?re ready to leave Earth?s atmosphere. Even though more details on the animated figures will be announced later this year, they will have eyes that can change to each of the five Olympic colors.



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Data aktualizacji: 2022-04-22 23:38:14