The University of Tokyo CubeSat Project

XI series have been working for twenty years.

Pickup	Latest News	What is CubeSat?
Service Information	Launch Information	Operation Information


	XI-IV	XI-V
	(sai-four)	(sai-five)
Launch Date	30th/June/2003	27th/Oct/2005
Satellite Status	Normal	Normal
Operation Status	Later Term Operation	Later Term Operation

Pickup

The satellites status data and pictures from the space are sent to you by an email.
Details are from XI MAIL STATION.

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Latest News

18th/May/2013

Open campus and operation at May Festival.

15th/May/2013

Discussion with Mr. Arikawa/JAXA about future space development plan.

8th/May/2013

Visitors from GAIA scientists team. (photo courtesy of Dr. Niwa.)

19th/Apr/2013

Welcome party for new members.

10th/Apr/2013

10th anniversary of Nano-JASMINE study.

Previous news

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Operation Information

XI-IV and V's satellite status, sensor data, images and the operation schedule are on the ground station web page.

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Launch Information

XI-V

XI-V mission: About missions changed from IV.
Launch information: General information about the launch.
Shipment and launch site work is reported here.
The launch day events are reported here.

XI-IV

Shipment and launch information is reported in detail here.
Launch operation in Russia is reported here.
The launch day events are reported here.(From the evening on June 30)

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Service Information

Verification Card: We will send verification cards to those who caught the signal from XI-IV.
* We will also send you sample even if you are not a radio operator. There are some restrictions in that case.

XI MAIL Station:
"XI MAIL Station" is the system which delivers images and house-keeping information of XI to you by an e-mail. Shot on Sep. 17

About distributing the images: The images in this homepage can be distributed as long as you add the description of "© ISSL, University of Tokyo, JAPAN". However, transferring money using the images is strictly prohibited.

Star Dreams: Your message will be launched with XI-IV.
* This mission was finished successfully, and your messages are now in space. Thank you for your participation.

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