UK Student-Built Satellite Sends Data Back From Space
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- čas přidán 22. 01. 2014
- A tiny satellite, dubbed KySat-2, built by students at the University of Kentucky and Morehead State University is orbiting about 300 miles above the Earth, circling the planet every 90 minutes or so at speeds close to 18,000 mph.
Produced by Research Communications at the University of Kentucky.
launching things into space with. windows xp is some gangsta shit
Fascinating! I'm proud to go to UK!!!
2:23 wears a hair net with a full beard...? o.O
dont question it
@Royal Jesse both of you are bots, jesus
Hi, would you please share the knowledge base about the working principles, about the projects and available forum where the discussions are happening.
Thanks for the share.
Amazing. This is my dream, bro
Fantastic guys!
hello there, congrats for your project.
if i ask, how it takes clear pictures at its orbiting velocity 18,000 mph. thank you Bk
The best way to think about it is the amount of movement in terms of field of view. If you walk through a hallway while looking at the wall things will go by very quickly and you won't be able to focus on them. If you drive a car through a valley at highway speeds though, the sides of the valley will be easily seen. The satellites are 500 km up so the same principle applies.
move camera with same speed?
Kinda thought they meant the country, not the university. By the way, you guys can pay a company to hitch a ride to space (a science project), thats what these guys did (note they mentioned their strict weight limit); there are other limits like size, battery size (must not have an initial charge), signals you can use et cetera. If you guys choose to send something to space, note that although you are usually sent to LEO (Low Earth Orbit), nowhere near the geosynchronous orbit that the satilite you're hitching a with is going, you might still need to radiation shield your design.
Last note, the orbit your sat is sent at usually decays in a few weeks to a month at most (might not be worth the high price tag).
Edit: It should be noted that in YT mobile, channel names currently aren't shown in the recommended feed.
Don't underestimate the power of softwares!
What is the communication technology used
BIG UP YOU GUYS YOUR VERY CREATIVE
how do we can set the satellite in the orbit guyss?
Omg i want to build.
Minimum 10k price...
@@alek8835 no man only in some thousand but when we have to spend money in sending it in space ::
This is Devansh Rajput
You will find me as a land lord of electric car compny in 2024 wait some years I am working on it I started work from still
@@studytech485 Even I'm in a plan to build a Mini Satellite
Can u help me with some ideas !!!
@Thomas Simpson even I'm asking for u tooo
Can u plzz help me out ?
i concur
Ni idea pero esa pibita está divina
1:59 Windows XP still the most stable OS.Programming Satellites for space.hahaha
Lol
@@AnkushKun ah yes, Windows XP is 5 years old
its a form of c sharp very simple a loop and a void kids as old as 10 can build them
No. Linux FOREVAHH
We have come a long way since Sputnik
surprisingly you can now build satellites with Arduino and launch them into space
How much does the trip to space cost?
How far away from earth do you have to be to get out of low earth orbit
I'm not replying to someone who has a fidget spinner as a profile photo.
around 10.000 km
very interesting video
does anyone know why they are still using windows xp? Is the software theyre using still being updated for xp?
what soft she use and what course is this?
What course is this?
Very good
Whats the KY for?
ky sat 2 project? interesting.
Nice video
Any open source blueprints for the satellite. ?
I think there are some kick starter program for satellite, maybe they are open source
imagine if this was today. they could do all that in raspberry pi and its modules. the only component to design wouldve been a rx/tx module, power management and building an enclosure for the whole thing. definitely doable
Exactly. Things hav become so accessible as well as compact.
The raspberry pi isn't radiation hardened though.
@@Atom224they could make a custom build for these using gold and some proper shielding of the processor
Can mechanical engineering student can work on areonatical project??
Yes actually aerospace or aeronautical is derived from mechanical engineering
I have completed my B .TEC in MECHANICAL and completed M.TEC in AEROSPACE
Kya hua uska pura detail bata sakte hain
launch cost is around 8k i think. Imagine after the BFR goes up what the cost would be for a small cubesat.
Big Falcon Rocket ?
It's starship
She is lovely and smart. Thats combo
Cool
I am a big scientists of world ,like it and my name is Rudra naryan moha parts
it's satellite go to the Mars
If a Tunisian student thinks about this project, he will be arrested because of the outdated laws that restrict his ambitions
Can you share the camera technology?please respond
O.k.
Dude these cameras are readily available in online cubesat shops. It's just a good camera with a good lens. That's it.
cool
4:29 I felt fulfilled after completing GTA V last night. Such a disappointment!
i am a surveying engineering student can i make a satellite guys?
University of Kentucky in the UK ?? Which planet are you from????
3:19 What is that software name?
it could be solidworks, and I doubt it is autodesk - eitherway, i would suggest solidworks personally
@@vb0t429 Thanks!❤
This project's been done to death.
I want one for my 12th birthday
Scripture Writer hello I am Chris Hansen from dateline NBC
lol
Wow. U have your luck
I'm extremely interested in aeronautics
Like: making flying machines and destroying them specially rockets!
Ahh man! So that means it already burnt up in the atmosphere?
Yes. Probably breathed the gasses in by now.
I want to know if it is legal to launch homemade rocket into orbit.
ofcourse not
Yes, if NASA and shit approves.
It's just a matter of getting clearance to go through someone's airspace.
Dammi
Woe
can plastic survive in space
Scripture Writer : Sunlight heat does.
Just guessing: (1) It would depend on the type of plastic; (2) As long as it was not in direct sunlight, it should not get too hot....
Of course!
Madara Uchiwa you should think about what your saying before you post it bc ya just made yourself sound extremely uneducated so sorry but you sir are the idiot here.
UV?
i want to build can u give guidence
Just research my guy, and do ur math because it's important
Please guide me. I also want to build it
How to design sattelite and where am i learn designing of sattelite can someone's help me
What was her role again? I saw everyone doing something but her, just talking. Space industry version of Bella Poarch lol
if you listen closely you’d know she’s a teacher
very interesting you just rebuilt an arduino dont get caught up on copyrights keep it secret
Make a bio degrading one , so it doesn't junk up space
They said that around after 2 years it would fall back down to earth and burn up
Stuff doesn’t bio degrade in space.
Mujhe bhi ek rocket banana
Does this make them spies ?
Another NASA
How to build send please
Main bhi ek bada hokar rocket banaya jata
Iwant sstalite lirshan
If it turns out to be true that we cant leave earth then why dont they just tell us the truth?
dave oneil you do realize we have been too the moon otherwise not on earth
And we have rovers on mars. And a satellite orbiting Jupiter.
She's cute
it's Elon Musk department 👍
Main aapka student Banna chahta hun
THE EARTH IS FLAT!!!!
+Crack Cynical
I lied, it's hollow. And it's home of the lizard folks.
+Crack Cynical
If you go up high enough you can see the corners of the earth.
No, everyone smarter than a peasant knows the earth is a big pyramid. Mt Everest is it's peak.
The earth is a cube.
are these guys part of the international conspiracy? they know that earth is flat and they keeping that a secret? or they just having fun and wasting money? i need a flat-earther to explain this to me
the earth is round, i want a reason why you think its flat
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OHHHH. My bad.
Water doesn't curve! Mic drop... "THUD"
flat earth society has members all around the globe.
Tate Rohm earth ain't in zero G think about that. If it would be in zero G everything on it would be also. Everything about gravity is still a theory. And about secrets... they could put you behind a monitor with a few numbers and text changing back and forth, without you knowing what moves the data. Think about it... those space x launches, the show you the employees indoors looking up. But they never show you the gigantic screens or screens they are looking up at. It's a more complicated than secretive. Employees have access cards to go exactly where the need to be. NDA's would be strictly enforced in these kind of situations. Nasa shows you picture of a ball neil de grasse tells you it's pear shaped because of gravity and, you need a fisheye lens on a camera to show you a curve. What is it now?
UK student? i only heard American accents...
AceTankerPaul
UK. University of Kentucky
That 'threw me' briefly as well....
Ahh right
No, even Japanese doing this
Give a scholarship I go to make there one
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Aur mein badhiya karane wale nagrik ho
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Windows XP? seriously?
u could have taken the help of Indian student
and they could of gotten help from a Greek student. It doesn't matter where someone is from, its about their qualifications and availability for their skills to be used in the team.
Control your population focus on that 😅😅
@@mominullah1615 yes 😂😂😂