University of Tokyo CubeSat

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XI-IVXI-V
XI-IVXI-V
(sai-four)(sai-five)
Launch Date30th/June/200327th/Oct/2005
Satellite StatusNormalNormal
Operation StatusLater Term OperationLater Term Operation

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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

JC2SAT

28th/Jan/2010

Meeting with JC2SAT, CSA team menbers.

13th/Jan/2010

CanSat and PRISM visit NHK for interview..
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

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Flower Toast Once Again

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

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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  Shot on Oct. 5  Shot on Nov. 4  Shot on Nov. 14  Shot on Nov. 25

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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