Israeli Microsat Shipped To Svobodny For Start-1 Launch

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Israeli Microsat Shipped To Svobodny For Topol Launch

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Moscow (Interfax) Nov. 16, 2000
Preparations for the launch of an Israeli micro satellite are nearly complete at Svobodny space center in Amur region.

About one hundred Israeli specialists are helping in the preparations to launch the first EROS satellite, Major General Alexander Venidiktov, head of the Svobodny space center, told Interfax.

The satellite will arrive at the launch site from Israel in the next few days.

The satellite will be launched by a Start-1 after testing is completed within a month.

Venidiktov said that the space center has an agreement to launch seven EROS satellites next year.

Editor's Note: The original version of this article contained a mistake - saying that this was Israel's first satellite. This is not true and in fact Israel has launched several satellites over the years. If any of our readers have a good knowledge of Israel's space program please contact SpaceDaily via email Copyright 2000 Interfax. All rights reserved. The material on this page is provided by Interfax and may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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CubeSat Makes Space Personal
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Utah-based microsat firm, One Stop Satellite Solutions is hoping to find a market for a new nanosat the company will begin marketing next week. Dubbed CubeSat the tiny satellites are no more than four inch (100 mm) cubes that can be mass produced and launched into orbit for less than $45,000 using converted Russian and American ICBM missile technologies.

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