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Japan launched the world's first wooden satellite
The LignoSat wooden satellite is only 10cm on each side, made entirely of magnolia wood, and is expected to be launched next September.
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India's 18-year-old student has created the world's lightest satellite
The 18-year-old student, Rifath Shaarook, has designed the world's lightest satellite. The device weighs only 64 grams, even lighter than a smartphone.
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Israeli students successfully built tiny satellites
A group of students from Herzliya High School (Israel) successfully built a tiny satellite to guide the way into space in April.
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Vietnam micro satellites make the first signal from the universe
The micro-satellite PicoDragon developed by young Vietnamese scientists gave the first signal to the ground at 23 pm on November 19.
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Vietnam's tiny satellite launcher enters the universe
From the launch of Tanegashima, Japan, Pico Dragon of Vietnam and 3 US satellites, Kiboro robot (Japan) is launched into space by Kounotori missiles at 2h48 on 4/8 (Viet…
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Micro satellites
Just spending a few hundred to 1,000 USD is able to own an artificial satellite. It is not a tough joke but a cherished project by Zac Manchester scientist, of course wi…