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UoSAT-2

UoSAT-2, which is also known as UO-11 and OSCAR-11, is a British satellite orbiting in Low Earth Orbit. The satellite functions as an amateur radio transmitter (known as an OSCAR) and was built at the University of Surrey. It launched into orbit in March 1984 and remains orbital and active, though unstable with irregular periods of transmission. All of…

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UoSAT-1UoSAT-3Speech synthesiserGeiger-Müller tubeMicrometeoroid
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Solar panelsWatchdog timerEclipses
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AMSATSerial port
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1988 Ski-Trek arctic expedition

Ski-TrekCospas-Sarsat
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COSPAR ID
1984-021B
Inclination
98.25 degrees
Launch date
1 March 1984, 17:59 (1984-03-01UTC17:59Z) UTC
Launch mass
60 kilograms (130 lb)
Launch site
Vandenberg SLC-2W
Manufacturer
SSTL

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1988 Ski-Trek arctic expedition

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UoSAT-2

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples43
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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UoSAT-2

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related to External links · 12
UoSAT-2 → AMSAT-UK Archived, Archived, DD1US, January, June, Recordings, Sounds, Space, Spaceflight, UO-11, Wayback Machine, Wayback MachineTwenty
related to Status · 8
UoSAT-2 → According, After, At, By April, December, February, Its, March
related to Support · 7
UoSAT-2 → AMSAT, Astrid, BBC Micro, British, For, MM Microwave, The British
related to 1988 Ski-Trek arctic expedition · 5
UoSAT-2 → Cospas-Sarsat, Digitalker, Nordski Comm, Ski-Trek, The
COSPAR ID · 1
UoSAT-2 → 1984-021B
Inclination · 1
UoSAT-2 → 98.25 degrees
Launch date · 1
UoSAT-2 → 1 March 1984, 17:59 (1984-03-01UTC17:59Z) UTC
Launch mass · 1
UoSAT-2 → 60 kilograms (130 lb)
Launch site · 1
UoSAT-2 → Vandenberg SLC-2W
Manufacturer · 1
UoSAT-2 → SSTL

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satellite telemetry surrey status also known orbit oscar university launch british radio though failed still uosat-1 anomaly beacon bbc micro

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
UoSAT-2COSPAR ID1984-021B1.00infobox
UoSAT-2Inclination98.25 degrees1.00infobox
UoSAT-2Launch date1 March 1984, 17:59 (1984-03-01UTC17:59Z) UTC1.00infobox
UoSAT-2Launch mass60 kilograms (130 lb)1.00infobox
UoSAT-2Launch siteVandenberg SLC-2W1.00infobox
UoSAT-2ManufacturerSSTL1.00infobox
UoSAT-2OperatorUniversity of Surrey1.00infobox
UoSAT-2Reference systemGeocentric1.00infobox
UoSAT-2RegimeSun-synchronous1.00infobox
UoSAT-2RocketDelta 39201.00infobox
UoSAT-2SATCAT no.147811.00infobox
UoSAT-2related to 1988 Ski-Trek arctic expeditionThe0.60section

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