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Orbiter SN3 falls into irrecoverable spin forcing emergency release of client sats including Otter Pup, which ended up in a spin of its own

Orbiter SN3 falls into irrecoverable spin forcing emergency release of client sats including Otter Pup, which ended up in a spin of its own

by David Todd | Jun 22, 2023 | Launches, Reliability Info, Satellites, Seradata News

Launcher, the spacecraft delivery company, has reported that not all went to plan following the successful lift-off of its Orbiter SN3 delivery spacecraft on the SpaceX Falcon 9 Transporter-8 mission on 12 June. Orbiter SN3 apparently successfully separated from the...
Russian Express AM-5 comsat suffers from thermal control problem akin to its sister satellite (Corrected)

Russian Express AM-5 comsat suffers from thermal control problem akin to its sister satellite (Corrected)

by David Todd | Jun 5, 2023 | Reliability Info, Russia, Satellites, Seradata News

Russian communications satellite Express AM-5 (Ekspress-AM 5) has suffered a thermal control loop/heat pipe failure, Russianspaceweb.com reported at 0130 GMT on 3 June. The official report on 5 June said that part of its Ku-band communications payload had to be turned...
Hakuto-R lunar lander crash was caused by computer software design error

Hakuto-R lunar lander crash was caused by computer software design error

by David Todd | May 30, 2023 | exploration, Reliability Info

I-Space (Japan) has reported the results of its investigation into the landing failure of its HAKUTO M1 lunar lander on 25 April 2023. At 1533 GMT the Hakuto M1 Lunar lander moved to a 25 x 100 km orbit and at perilune around 1627 GMT it began a braking burn to...
South Korea celebrates KSLV-II launch success – but one satellite gets stuck

South Korea celebrates KSLV-II launch success – but one satellite gets stuck

by David Todd | May 28, 2023 | Launches, Reliability Info, Satellites

The Korean Aerospace and Research Institute (KARI) successfully launched the KSLV-II (NURI) from Naro Space Center, South Korea at 0924 GMT on 25 May 2023. The vehicle was carrying NEXTSat-2 plus seven other satellites to a 550 x 540 km Sun-synchronous low Earth orbit...
JUICE finally manages to get its radar antenna out but there is no joy for hobbled Lunar Flashlight

JUICE finally manages to get its radar antenna out but there is no joy for hobbled Lunar Flashlight

by David Todd | May 15, 2023 | ESA, exploration, Reliability Info, Satellites, Science, Seradata News, Technology

ESA’s JUICE (JUpiter ICy-moon Explorer) mission, built by Airbus, which is planned to make detailed observations of Jupiter and its three large ocean-bearing moons, has managed to finally deploy the 16 m radar antenna for the Radar for Icy Moons Exploration (RIME)....
Mystery satellite failures confirmed: communications lost with former SPOT 7 imaging satellite Azersky while Inmarsat 4F-1 has temporary outage

Mystery satellite failures confirmed: communications lost with former SPOT 7 imaging satellite Azersky while Inmarsat 4F-1 has temporary outage

by David Todd | Apr 25, 2023 | Reliability Info, Satellites, Seradata News

It was reported to Seradata during April that Azersky – the former SPOT 7 Earth-imaging satellite – had failed in orbit in March. Initially Azercosmos – the Azerbaijan space agency – refused to comment on the failure. However, later AzerNews confirmed the report,...
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