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Yes, that's correct. We'll revamp the website to make business model more clear.
by d_silin 6y ago
Yes, that's correct.
We'll revamp the website to make business model more clear.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoCan I have the MicroNOVA placed into orbit for me? I can't seem to do that from your site.
- d_silin 6y agoIt is not likely to survive orbit deployment, unfortunately.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoLong term or short term? I don't need a century-level deployment, but I would like to see how long it would survive.
- Rebelgecko 6y agoIt would probably be cheaper and easier to test at a terrestrial cyclotron
- d_silin 6y agoFor some reason I can't reply to your comment below, so Iam answering here. - From purely hardware perspective, microNOVA has a nonzero chance of being operational for at least few minutes in space environment. - From rules & regulations point, launching it as a standalone cubesat is not possible. It is not compliant enough with cubesat specs (plastic frame, non-approved components, no radio licenses)
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoIf you load a comment and it's been less than 2 minutes sometimes you can't reply. I dig the actual reply, I actually considered whether it was radiation or just cooling of the components, but I didn't consider the regulations point. Edit: I was planning on making something accessible over AWS Ground Station so I was wondering if it was possible to get the payload into orbit in the first place. Thanks for being reachable and replying.
- Akronymus 6y agoBut why in orbit where cooling is MUCH harder?