Scream in Space retweeted
Good news! Our #STRaND1 #cubesat has started transmitting again! goo.gl/VblA9H – at Guildford, England
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Thanks to Mike for picking this up first! 437.568 MHz folks! fb.me/2fdgYEECU
Smartphone fired into space for test bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21… #STRaND-1
PSLV-C20 launch video: youtu.be/OvOHXyQiS3M (until P2 separation) #S1Launch
And we're in orbit! Currently over Antarctica at 785km altitude moving at 7km/s. The question remains: can anyone hear you scream? #S1Launch
Scream in Space retweeted
STRaND-1 has been deployed and is now the first UK CubeSat in orbit! #S1Launch
Scream in Space retweeted
C-20 PSLV launch going well, 4th stage successful, payload deployment commencing in a couple of minutes, STRaND-1 last off. #S1Launch
Currently at 540km altitude IN SPACE! 8 minutes into launch so far #S1Launch
Watch PSLV-C20 launch LIVE here: isro.org/scripts/livewebcast… #S1Launch
Scream in Space retweeted
#PSLV #S1Launch live launch feeds at webcast.gov.in/live/ or ibnlive.in.com/livetv/ Launch now scheduled for 12.31 UTC today.
Just over 2 hours to go until PSLV-C20 launches. Watch the countdown to increase the tension at screaminspace.com! #S1Launch
Predicted ground track of STRaND-1 cubesat carrying Scream in Space - launch at 12:26 GMT today on PSLV-C20 #S1Launch
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Panoramic view of #PSLV #C20 on the First Launch Pad with Mobile Service Tower at distance #S1Launch @SurreyNanosats
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A view of fully assembled #PSLV -C20 from the top of Vehicle Assembly Building. #S1Launch @SurreyNanosats
Indian TV5 News covers the upcoming PSLV-C20 launch, carrying the Scream in Space project on STRaND-1 youtu.be/BPUAVCD_pO0 @SurreyNanosats
Scream in Space retweeted
STRaND-1 #cubesat live launch video will be shown via #ISRO isro.org/ and/or NDTV ndtv.com/video/live/channel/… Monday at 12.35 UTC
Scream in Space retweeted
Here's a look at the @screaminspace app being tested last month - now only 4 days remain until it is put into orbit!
STRaND-1 satellite will separate from payload accommodation 1302.72 seconds (21.7 minutes) after launch at an altitude of 794km.









