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AEROS MH-1

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2024 Portuguese satellite
AEROS MH-1
OperatorAEROS Consortium
COSPAR ID2024-043AZ
SATCATno.59145
Mission duration3 years
Spacecraft properties
Spacecraft type3U CubeSat
Payload mass4.5 kg (9.9 lb)
Dimensions10 cm x 10 cm x 30 cm (3U)
Start of mission
Launch date4 March 2024, 22:05 (2024-03-04UTC22:05Z) (UTC)
RocketFalcon 9
Launch siteVandenberg Space Force Base
ContractorSpaceX
Orbital parameters
Reference systemGeocentric orbit
RegimeLow Earth orbit
Period90 minutes

TheAEROS MH-1 is a Portuguesenanosatellite that is currently orbiting Earth at an altitude of around 510 km.[1] Launched on 4 March 2024 from theVandenberg Space Force Base inCalifornia, it isPortugal's second ever satellite, after thePoSAT-1.[2] Its purpose is ocean mapping and observation, with particular interest in thePortuguese exclusive economic zone in the Atlantic Ocean.[3]

Background and function

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The AEROS MH-1 was launched to map and observe the oceans of planetEarth,[4] with particular interest in the Atlantic Ocean, since thePortuguese Exclusive Economic Zone is located there.[5] It was Portugal's second ever satellite, second only to 1993'sPoSAT-1, and its meant to be the first step towards making Portugal “a space nation by the end of the 2020s”.[6]

Work on the satellite began in 2020 and it represents an investment of 2.78 millioneuros, co-financed by 1.88 million euros from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).[7] Its name is a homage toManuel Heitor, former PortugueseMinister of Science, Technology and Higher Education.[2]

Launch

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The AEROS MH-1 was launched on 4 March 2024, 14:05PTZ, from theVandenberg Space Force Base inCalifornia,[8][9] aboardSpace X'sFalcon 9, as part of theTransporter 10 mission.[3] It was first Portuguese satellite to be launched intospace in over thirty years.[10]

Aftermath

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The satellite now orbits at an altitude of around 510 km, slightly above theInternational Space Station.[11] Communications and data collection are carried out from the island ofSanta Maria in theAzores.[12]

See also

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References

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  1. ^"IN+ | AEROS MH-1, the first satellite totally developed in Portugal was sent to space".in3.dem.ist.utl.pt. Retrieved2024-03-27.
  2. ^ab"Satélite português: "Ao fim de 24 horas vamos ter as primeiras comunicações com o MH-1"".SIC Notícias (in Portuguese). 2024-03-05. Retrieved2024-03-08.
  3. ^abSAPO."Portugal volta ao espaço com nanosatélite. MH-1 foi lançado a bordo do Falcon 9".SAPO Tek (in Portuguese). Retrieved2024-03-27.
  4. ^"Portugal to launch satellite".www.theportugalnews.com. Retrieved2024-03-08.
  5. ^"Satélite Aeros: oito segundos para mais uma jornada portuguesa no Espaço".Expresso (in Portuguese). 2024-03-07. Retrieved2024-03-08.
  6. ^"30 years on from PoSAT-1, Portugal returns to major space initiatives".www.portugal.gov.pt. Retrieved2024-03-08.
  7. ^SAPO."Trinta anos depois, Portugal lança o seu segundo satélite".SAPO 24 (in Portuguese). Retrieved2024-03-08.
  8. ^"AEROS será o segundo satélite português no espaço".Portugal Space (in European Portuguese). 2024-03-04. Retrieved2024-03-08.
  9. ^"30 anos depois há um novo satélite português no espaço".4gnews | Notícias de tecnologia e reviews especializadas (in European Portuguese). 2024-03-04. Retrieved2024-03-08.
  10. ^"Segundo satélite português já foi enviado para o espaço".euronews (in Portuguese). 2024-03-05. Retrieved2024-03-08.
  11. ^"Satélite português em órbita vai estudar o Atlântico".www.cmjornal.pt (in European Portuguese). Retrieved2024-03-08.
  12. ^"Portugal lança segundo satélite para o espaço após 30 anos".SIC Notícias (in Portuguese). 2024-03-04. Retrieved2024-03-08.
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