Observer
- 16UCubeSat standard platform
- 1.5 mGround sample distance
- 12 kgMaximum payload mass
Observer-1ANara Space’s first standard nanosatellite
2023.11.12Launch Date
Observer-1A successfully established beacon transmission and two-way communication approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes after its launch aboard Falcon 9 on November 12, 2023.
DenverColorado, United States of America17:47:47 (UTC), Jun 12st, 2024
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Apple ParkCalifornia, United States of America18:51:09 (UTC), Jun 14st, 2024
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Lompoc High SchoolCalifornia, United States of America18:57:19 (UTC), Jul 01st, 2024
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Al Falah Housing ProjectUnited Arab Emirates07:00:55 (UTC), Jun 17st, 2024
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Center Pivot IrrigationNebraska, United States of America17:32:18 (UTC), Jul 23th, 2024
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The PearlQatar07:15:44 (UTC), Jul 26th, 2024
Observer © 2024 NARA SPACE TECHNOLOGY INC.Satellite Specifications
| Bus mass | 13 kg |
| Battery capacity | 172 Wh |
| Ground sample distance | 1.5 m |
| Payload mass | ≤ 12 kg |
| Payload power | 53 W |
| Telecommand / Telemetry data rate | 33 Kbps / 83 Kbps (S-band) |
| Payload downlink data rate | 50 Mbps (X-band) |
| Space heritage | Observer-1A (Q4 2023) |
| Upcoming missions | - GyeonggiSat-1A (Q4 2025) - Observer constellation |