Miniature satellite made by UAE students now orbiting Earth ...United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi: DhabiSat, a cube satellite (CubeSat) made by students at Khalifa University of Science and Technology (KUST), is now orbiting the Earth after leaving the International Space Station (ISS), the Abu Dhabi-based university announced on Tuesday. According to KUST, the deployment of DhabiSat “marks another milestone event for the UAE”. It is the second CubeSat designed and built by KUST students at Yahsat Space Lab. It will enable students to further design, implement, and test software as well as record data to support future CubeSat missions. KUST’s first CubeSat, MySat-1, was launched in February 2019. CubeSat is a square-shaped miniature satellite, measuring 10cmx10cmx10cm or roug

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