Welcome Dave!
I’ve opened this thread ISS Satellites Deployment - 2025-12-02 08:28 UTC for the deployment. Let’s continue the discussion there.
Hi Everyone,
I am Birol Keskin from ASELSAN, Turkey. I work in LUNA-1 Team.
As you may know, LUNA-1 is just launched with Transporter-15. We are highly focused on in-orbit operations. And struggled with the TLE, as usual.
We have a new tested TLE from SpaceTrack. We have tested this TLE for two days, and seems OK. Can we share the TLE on Transponder-15 subject.
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welcome! yes. dont forget to tag @fredy. and join the matrix chat . this is your luna-1 sat page. if you have additional information , you can submit there.
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Hi folks
Jetychilll here (would like to remain anon for the time being)
I work as a software engineer in a very lucrative industry we basically move numbers around all day and get paid very well to do so. Anyways in a recent impulse buy I purchased a state of the art CNC Machine that can produce aerospace grade parts, and ever since I’ve done that It’s been my dream to send a part that I made to space.
I know it sounds wild and there’s probably 1000 certifications you need for this, but I promise I’m not crazy and I will produce a part within spec.
It doesn’t have to be critical it can be like a simple PCB board mount or whatever the case, I just have a dream to send a part that I machined into space, I will machine it for free and send it to you.
Can someone please help me with this?
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very interesting machine. how big is it? any photo of your cnc machine?
Hello everyone in the community, I am a student and currently doing my thesis. I am planning to do an ontology with protege and create an OWL file - a machine based language to help making the enabler/reasoner for quick-response CubeSat mission verification. As I am new to the industry, I wonder if there is a need for a quick responsive CubeSat development pipeline (for example: we want to make CubeSat for tactical comms mission, and it will create a list of requirements, components, test procedure for the desired CubeSat) so that we can implement it faster?
Sorry if my question sound everywhere 
. Thank you for all of your time 
Hi I cannot, upload an attachment unfortunately, but’s it’s an actual production level machine, yeah if you know of any student team that want to launch a cube sat or something pls let me know
maybe you can follow up this thread, since no update again from them, or maybe you can enhance our satnogs opensource rotator project here
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Hello everyone,
I’m Sachit, an undergrad from Bangalore. I mostly mess around with aerospace and avionics stuff on the side. I’ve worked with student rocketry teams as a payload engineer (telemetry and avionics) and at ISRO as an intern prior to this. I stumbled onto LibreCube while looking for GSoC projects, spent way too long reading the SpaceCAN docs, and ended up submitting an MR to LC3301(SpaceCAN tester). Excited to learn from everyone here and hopefully contribute something useful.
=D
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hi Sachit. glad you join here. welcome!
if you running satnogs client, it will be wonderfull journey..
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I will definitely give it a try! I’ve tried setting up lora mesh networks locally before, this would be a huge leap though. As soon as I get the time 
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Hi i am dirk.. i am a community member of asgardia.. my main goals are to aim for one humanity one unity.. as an opensource user i see the future by opensource.. like this internet dimension that started from open standards i see a future in space for opensource whereby the good of humanity is transferred to space.. grtz,dirk..
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welcome dirk , maybe its good time to running satnogs-client . i promise you will learn much
Hi Bali.. ok thanks.. will take a look at it.. grtz,dirk
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Hello, my name is Fausto and I’m a retired petroleum engineer from Brazil who recently became an amateur radio operator. I’m currently operating in the VHF and UHF bands, including local contacts via repeaters, DMR and satellite operation and I’m having big fun and rewarding experiences. I hope to learn from this group and, whenever possible, contribute to the diffusion of knowledge by helping other ham radio buddies. 73s to all.
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Hi @pu5thm and welcome in the community!
Feel free also to join our chatrooms in matrix.org platform.
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welcome Fausto. learning about SDR like cheap RTL-SDR maybe will be the AMAZING first step before you running your satnogs-client ground station.. you will never regret it.
Hi my name is Dimitris. I am from Thessaloniki Greece. I am an Automation Engineer working in Industrial Electronics for Elevator Field. My hobbies are about Industrial Electronics, RF Communications Ground / Satellites / Planets 
, Networks, Retro Computing etc…
I am member of SatNOGs community 5 years now… and owner of The 1599 ARIS_SAT Station.
It is an amazing project - thank you everybody for your hard work - and i would like to encourage new members to join!
-73 SV2TOX
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legend.
Hi all,
I’m Fabrizio Rovelli, a space software / embedded engineer based in Italy.
My background is mainly around onboard software, OBC architectures, telemetry, embedded firmware and mission data workflows for small spacecraft.
I’m interested in the Libre Space ecosystem because it sits very close to the kind of open-source space tooling I care about: CubeSat workflows, ground/mission operations, telemetry, documentation and practical engineering.
I’m also making public an early open-source project called OrbitFabric, focused on model-first mission data contracts for small spacecraft.
I’m here to learn from the community, follow the discussions, and hopefully contribute where my experience can be useful.
Looking forward to being part of the conversation.
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