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BCCSAT-1 Launch 22 March 2021 (6:07 GMT)
Credit: GK Launch
Launch Provider
BCCSAT-1 will be launch by GK Launch service provider. 38 satellites from 18 countries will be launched on the Soyuz-2 rocket. The full payload list for the upcoming launch mission is available on GK Launch website: http://gklaunch.ru/…/38-satellites-from-18-countries…/
Credit: GK Launch
UNISAT-7 (Deployer)
The UNISAT-7 is attached within the SOYUZ-2 rocket which will act as a deployer for our satellite after launching into space. BCCSAT-1 satellite is attached within the UNISAT-7 along with other 5 satellites.
SOYUZ-2 Launch -> SOYUZ-2 deploy its payloads (UNISAT-7 get deploy) -> UNISAT-7 deploy BCCSAT-1
Preliminary Design Review (PDR)
Preliminary Design Review(PDR) of the BCCSAT-1 has been done on the 11th December 2018. Bccspace Program has invited Jaxa’s engineer, and aerospace engineering professors, from Thailand and Japan, to visit and review the design of the engineering model (EM): They pointed out some possible errors that might happen out in space, and gave the Bccspace Program’s students advices and ways to improve on the future flight model (FM).
Cansat Thailand 2018
Our space program students have participated in the Cansat Thailand 2018 between the 7 – 9 December at the Thailand national science museum. Although we did not win, but this competition gave us a lot of new experiences that makes we know what is our mistake and what we need to improve in the future.
For more informations, please visit Cansat Thailand’s website
REQUESTED HELP FROM RAST (RADIO AMATEUR SOCIETY OF THAILAND)
Since building an antenna provided with the manpower an information we have is not sufficient; on November the 4th 2018 a group of us went to The Radio Amateur Society of Thailand (RAST) to ask for their help building an amateur antenna. We are very lucky to have RAST see our potential, and so they decided to host a test in our school to see if we are eligible enough to use their radio frequencies.