Hi, Dear Mike,
thank you very much your support our Masat-1, and publish regularly the telemetry data. We were in big tension on afternoon 2.-th of May, because we had Alert from JSpOC/Space Correspondence about a very close approach between Masat-1 and an old russian spacescraft, Meteor 2-3. Finally the “meeting” wasnot “chatastophic”, and dont died our small sat, we received the new telemetry data from radio amateurs, confirm it, the Masat-1 is working more.
best wishes:
t.janos hg5apz
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The United States Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) has identified a
predicted conjunction between MASAT-1 (SCC# 38081) and SCC# 19336.
Primary Object MASAT-1 (SCC# 38081)
Secondary Object: SCC# 19363
Time of Closest Approach: 02 MAY 2013 17:12 UTC
Overall miss distance: 170 meters
Radial (dU) miss distance: 138 meters
In-Track (dV) miss distance: -30 meters
Cross-track (dW) miss distance: 96 meters
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I summarized our amateur activity, connected to the Close Approach event by Masat-1 and Meteor 3-2. We havenot too much practices/tools/resources, to prepare such an event, but we tried to use that, we have. https://sites.google.com/site/masatandmeteor/
t.janos
Hi, Dear Mike,
thank you very much your support our Masat-1, and publish regularly the telemetry data. We were in big tension on afternoon 2.-th of May, because we had Alert from JSpOC/Space Correspondence about a very close approach between Masat-1 and an old russian spacescraft, Meteor 2-3. Finally the “meeting” wasnot “chatastophic”, and dont died our small sat, we received the new telemetry data from radio amateurs, confirm it, the Masat-1 is working more.
best wishes:
t.janos hg5apz
===========
The United States Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) has identified a
predicted conjunction between MASAT-1 (SCC# 38081) and SCC# 19336.
Primary Object MASAT-1 (SCC# 38081)
Secondary Object: SCC# 19363
Time of Closest Approach: 02 MAY 2013 17:12 UTC
Overall miss distance: 170 meters
Radial (dU) miss distance: 138 meters
In-Track (dV) miss distance: -30 meters
Cross-track (dW) miss distance: 96 meters
===========
I summarized our amateur activity, connected to the Close Approach event by Masat-1 and Meteor 3-2. We havenot too much practices/tools/resources, to prepare such an event, but we tried to use that, we have.
https://sites.google.com/site/masatandmeteor/
t.janos