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        "address": "ericrosenberg.dc (a) gmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "Eric Rosenberg",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] We lost satellite payloads this evening!",
    "date": "2014-10-29T04:27:19Z",
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    "content": " From the ARRL website:\n\nhttp://www.arrl.org/news/satellites-carrying-amateur-radio-payloads-among-those-lost-in-launch-explosion \n<http://www.arrl.org/news/satellites-carrying-amateur-radio-payloads-among-those-lost-in-launch-explosion> \n\n\nSatellites Carrying Amateur Radio Payloads Among Those Lost in Launch \nExplosion 10/28/2014\n\nThe GOMX-2 and RACE CubeSats were among more than 2 dozen satellites that were lost after an unmanned Orbital Space Sciences (OSC) Antares 130 vehicle\nexploded spectacularly shortly after launch at 2222 UTC on Tuesday, October 28, from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport on Wallops Island on Virginia’s\nEastern Shore. Both satellite packages carried payloads that operated on Amateur Radio frequencies. The Antares is a new medium-class launch vehicle\ndeveloped by OSC.\n\nThe rocket exploded about 6 seconds after launch, sending a huge ball of fire hurtling toward the ground, which set a massive fire at the NASA launch\nsite.\n\n“A mishap has occurred at pad 0A,” a launch conductor said during the live broadcast on NASA TV. “There is no indication there is personnel in danger,\nalthough we do have significant property damage and significant vehicle damage.”\n\nThe 2U GMX-2 CubeSat was intended to test a de-orbit system designed by Aalborg University in Denmark. Karl Klaus Laursen, OZ2KK, is listed as the\n“responsible operator” on International Amateur Radio Union frequency coordination documents. The Amateur Radio payload proposed using a 9.6 k MSK\ndata downlink on 437.250 MHz. Also on board was an optical communications experiment from the National University of Singapore. The mission also hoped to\nflight qualify a new high-speed UHF transceiver and SDR receiver built by an Aalborg University team.\n\nThe Radiometer Atmospheric Cubesat Experiment (RACE) CubeSat was a joint project between The Texas Spacecraft Laboratory (TSL) at the University of\nTexas-Austin and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). It carried a 183 GHz radiometer, a new science instrument designed by JPL. The primary\nobjective of the RACE mission was to collect atmospheric water vapor measurements. The spacecraft was equipped to transmit using GMSK at 38.4 k and\nCW telemetry on a downlink frequency of 437.525MHz, as coordinated with the IARU. TSL’s Edgar Glenn Lightsey, KE5DDG, was listed in the IARU\ncoordination documents as the responsible operator.\n  \nThe Antares 130 launcher was on a resupply mission, carrying some 5000 pounds of cargo to the International Space Station. GOMX-2 and the other satellites\nonboard the rocket were to be launched into orbit from the International Space Station.\n  \nThe Antares 130 also was carrying the Flock-1d array of 26 satellites as well as Arkyd-3, Cygnus CRS-3, and the RACE CubeSat\n  \t\t \t   \t\t\n\n\n",
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