Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat Baikonur Launch 2022-08-09 05:52 UTC

I’m adding also TLE sets based on the above for Geoscan-Edelveis and KAI 1.

Geoscan-Edelveis
1 99395U 21022AE  22220.29291667  .00000940  00000-0  68406-4 0  9993
2 99395  97.44   121.8900 0024910 116.2     85.0878 15.27392296    00
KAI 1
1 99367U 21022AE  22220.29471065  .00000940  00000-0  68406-4 0  9994
2 99367  97.44   121.9000 0023330 113.78    97.3475 15.27014369    07

New TLE sets from space-track.org, still on “To Be Assigned” status:

0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53370U 22096A   22221.78011152 -.00026126  00000-0 -10746-2 0  9990
2 53370  97.4396 123.2472 0002054 106.2968 343.7598 15.24184597    96
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53371U 22096B   22221.78006624 -.00022065  00000-0 -90317-3 0  9990
2 53371  97.4402 123.2493 0002707 138.3938 311.6176 15.24309770    94
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53372U 22096C   22221.78006624 -.00048981  00000-0 -20165-2 0  9999
2 53372  97.4386 123.2460 0002648 135.5498 314.4664 15.24297886    79
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53373U 22096D   22221.78006591 -.00001431  00000-0 -55561-4 0  9992
2 53373  97.4387 123.2490 0002935 140.3439 309.8012 15.24395214    71
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53374U 22096E   22221.64872231  .00063615  00000-0  25685-2 0  9992
2 53374  97.4406 123.1189 0002856 126.9996 322.9535 15.24528494    50
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53375U 22096F   22221.64835777  .00103474  00000-0  41491-2 0  9998
2 53375  97.4409 123.1128 0001791 127.1815 320.8002 15.24565917    54
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53376U 22096G   22221.64916941  .00008749  00000-0  35806-3 0  9995
2 53376  97.4384 123.1213 0002471 122.2526 330.2122 15.24556357    59
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53377U 22096H   22221.58433045  .00192194  00000-0  75935-2 0  9992
2 53377  97.4386 123.0533 0002973 129.9268 326.9622 15.24647408    44
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53378U 22096J   22221.64912638 -.00005688  00000-0 -22796-3 0  9991
2 53378  97.4403 123.1192 0003148 130.3047 322.0329 15.24629982    52
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53379U 22096K   22221.64935216 -.00158910  00000-0 -65209-2 0  9991
2 53379  97.4313 123.1181 0005649  90.6399   3.3778 15.24917665    52
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53380U 22096L   22221.64923044  .00087568  00000-0  34720-2 0  9991
2 53380  97.4381 123.1131 0005885  96.0696 357.3147 15.25008558    51
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53381U 22096M   22221.64858838  .00024618  00000-0  98523-3 0  9999
2 53381  97.4371 123.1131 0006077  96.1470 353.7943 15.25047946    54
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53382U 22096N   22221.64879715  .00067892  00000-0  26957-2 0  9999
2 53382  97.4380 123.1174 0006485  97.7280 353.3643 15.25053622    52
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53383U 22096P   22221.64901557 -.00103419  00000-0 -41912-2 0  9996
2 53383  97.4402 123.1184 0006642  95.7007 356.6593 15.25074064    52
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53384U 22096Q   22221.64913152 -.00114599  00000-0 -46467-2 0  9992
2 53384  97.4398 123.1126 0006479  92.8641   0.1704 15.25109068    51
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53385U 22096R   22221.64936244  .00039303  00000-0  15572-2 0  9990
2 53385  97.4389 123.1166 0007020  92.3498   2.1221 15.25275747    81
0 TBA - TO BE ASSIGNED
1 53386U 22096S   22221.51833296  .00086651  00000-0  33887-2 0  9997
2 53386  97.4381 122.9863 0007736  93.6505   1.9623 15.25463501    59

By running ikhnos, for now I’ve changed the NORAD IDs we follow in the following way, note that it is still early for identification and for some of the satellites more than one TLE sets fits for now but we chose only one to follow:

Satellite Identifier Name Temporary NORAD ID Alt. Names Followed NORAD ID Status
HKXU-1877-4030-6508-9166 MONITOR-1 99368 SXC3-212, RS32S, MGU 53378 Received
LCSC-5849-7353-1157-6022 KAI 1 99367 RS26S, KNITU-KAI, KNRTU-KAI 53371 (random choice) Not Received
YYOS-0902-7582-8175-2841 VOENMEH 99365 SXC3-2110 RS29S 53373 Received
UPJA-6543-4153-4055-9244 VIZARD 99364 SXC3-215 RS33S 53386 Received
YOQT-9019-0118-9280-5437 UTMN 99363 SXC3-216 RS23S 53376 Received
TSYE-5592-5507-8880-3661 SIREN 99362 SXC3-217 RS30S 53375 (random choice) Not Received
EUTM-6475-4739-7036-7152 RESHUCUBE 99361 SXC3-2111, RS8S, SIBSU, SIBGU 53384 Received
OTLB-3496-1811-8002-0742 MIET-AIS 99360 SXC3-214 RS28S 53374 Received
BFTX-5845-5159-6971-7200 ISOI 99358 SXC3-219, RS19SL, MEDEX 53380 Received
XXDG-8589-5393-3222-5405 KUZBASS-300 99357 SXC3-218, RS34S, KUZSTU 53377 Received
KILB-3720-6406-0699-8042 CUBESX-HSE-2 99356 SXC3-213, RS21S, HSE-AIS 53379 (random choice) Not Received
QNCD-8954-6090-5430-2718 GEOSCAN-EDELVEIS 99395 RS20S 53383 (random choice) Not Received
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Hello, Geoscan here. We have been able to get our telemetry with AX.25 format packet from our satellite transmitter an hour ago. So our cubesat is operational. I hope you’ll be able to receive signal from it! It looks like that our satellite should have 53375 NORAD rather than 53383, but it’s tbd still.
Here is our protocol. We are open to any questions and eager to communicate with satnogs community.
GRTP.pdf (339.9 KB)

73!

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Does the IARU even allow coordination requests for satellites already in orbit?

We have contacted IARU beforehand as soon as we got a place on this launch, a callsign from our national administration and figured out what we have to do. We really wanted this mission to be as open as possible. We want to follow all conventions and communicate with radio amateurs around the world. To be able to follow our educational mission. But sadly IARU don’t want to see us as such, somehow. But we try to do anything we can. This is our first ever mission:)

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What software should we use to decode frames from your satellite? Standard UZ7HO HS-SoundModem FSK 9K6 modem? What mode? USB or W-FM? I was able to receive signals from your satellite but I couldn´t decode them with my usual Windows tools.

73 de David EA4SG

Results after analyzing with ikhnos the latest observations:

Name Temporary NORAD ID Followed NORAD ID Other Possible NORAD IDs Status Update
MONITOR-1 99368 53374 53373, 53375, 53376 Received Rejected 53378
KAI 1 99367 53378 53370 - 53386 Not Received random choice
VOENMEH 99365 53373 53372, 53374 Received -
VIZARD 99364 53386 53381(unlikely), 53382(unlikely), 53383, 53384, 53385 Received -
UTMN 99363 53377 53373(unlikely), 53374, 53375, 53376, 53378 Received Changed to follow 53377 instead of 53376
SIREN 99362 53382 53381, 53383, 53384 Received Rejected 53375
RESHUCUBE 99361 53384 53381, 53382, 53383 Received -
MIET-AIS 99360 53376 53375, 53377, 53378 Received Rejected 53374
ISOI 99358 53381 53380,53379(unlikely), 53380, 53382, 53383, 53384 Received Changed to follow 53381
KUZBASS-300 99357 53374 53373, 53375, 53376 Received Rejected 53377
CUBESX-HSE-2 99356 53383 53381(unlikely), 53382, 53384, 53385(unlikely) Received Rejected 53379
GEOSCAN-EDELVEIS 99395 53373 53372, 53374 Received Rejected 53375 and 53383

Only KAI 1 isn’t received, maybe we are looking on the wrong frequency?

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@fredy Certainly may be the case, I’ve got a STRF observation from SatNOGS Network - Observation 6314779 that shows a couple signals in the last several seconds that are lining up with 53378 @ 437.550.

Sorry about the green vertical lines in the rfplot, can’t figure out why they get drawn that way,

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It looks like this is Monitor-1 satellite.

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Two new satellites have been created for this launch:

Skoltech B1 with temporary NORAD ID 99354 and Skoltech B2 with temporary NORAD ID 99353.

Both satellites transmit at 435.000MHz and B1 for now follows 53379 and B2 follows 53380.

With the space-track.org TLE assigned we are a step closer to identifications. Here are the results after analyzing with ikhnos the latest observations:

Name Temporary NORAD ID Followed NORAD ID Other Possible NORAD IDs Status Update
GEOSCAN-EDELVEIS 99395 53385 53383(unlikely), 53384, 53386(unlikely) Received Rejected 53372, 53373 and 53374
MONITOR-1 99368 53374 53375 Received Rejected 53373 and 53376
CUBESX-HSE-2 99356 53383 53384 Received Rejected 53381, 53382, 53385
MIET-AIS 99360 53376 53374, 53375, 53377, 53378 Received Added 53374 as possible
VIZARD 99364 53386 53385(unlikely) Received Rejected 53381, 53382, 53383, 53384
UTMN 99363 53377 53374, 53375, 53376, 53378 Received Rejected 53373
SIREN 99362 53384 53383 Received Rejected 53381, 53382. Changed to follow 53384 instead of 53382
KUZBASS-300 99357 53375 53373, 53374, 53376, 53377(unlikely), 53378(unlikely) Received Added 53377 and 53378 as possible. Changed to follow 53375 instead of 53374
ISOI 99358 53382 53380, 53381, 53383 Received Rejected 53379 and 53384. Changed to follow 53382 instead of 53381
VOENMEH 99365 53373 53372(unlikely) Received Rejected 53374
RESHUCUBE 99361 53381 53379(unlikely), 53380(unlikely), 53381, 53382, 53383, 53384(unlikely) Received Added 55379, 53380 as possible. Changed to follow 53381 instead of 53384
Skoltech B1 99354 53379 53380, 53381(unlikely), 53382(unlikely) Received -
Skoltech B2 99393 53380 53379, 53381(unlikely), 53382(unlikely) Received -
KAI 1 99367 53378 53370 - 53386 Not Received random choice
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I have not seen the names “Polytech Universe 1 & 2” mentioned here, but following up on a tweet:

… I recorded a low pass of Objects 53371/53372 and after replay & analysis, find that their downlinks are 62.5k LoRa.

The LoRa parameters shown in the following tweet are probably not all exactly correct, but they were close enough for me to get a decode from one of the dirty packets from this low pass. So, I’ll be interested to see confirmation eventually of what these 2 objects are and hopefully even some info about the telemetry payload

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Thanks for the info, just to be clear, they transmit only LoRa right?

I’m going to add them later in DB.

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I don’t really know - have not had a chance to research them. When so many sats go up at the same time, it’s hard to keep up on all the info!

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Here are the results after analyzing with ikhnos the latest observations:

Name Temporary NORAD ID Followed NORAD ID Other Possible NORAD IDs Status Update
GEOSCAN-EDELVEIS 53385 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325542
MONITOR-1 53374 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325548
CUBESX-HSE-2 53383 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325560
MIET-AIS 53377 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325571
VIZARD 53386 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325574
UTMN 53376 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325734
SIREN 53384 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325596
KUZBASS-300 53375 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325608
ISOI 99358 53381 53382 Received Rejected 53380 and 53383. Changed to follow 53381 instead of 53382
VOENMEH 53373 Identified - Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325629
RESHUCUBE 99361 53382 53381 Received Rejected 55379, 53380, 53383, 53384. Changed to follow 53382 instead of 53381
Skoltech B1 99354 53379 53380 Received Rejected 53381, 53382
Skoltech B2 99393 53380 53379 Received Rejected 53381, 53382
KAI 1 53378 Identified 53370 - 53386 Received Identified, ikhnos results of observation 6325679
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Every object of this launch and its frequency

Name Followed NORAD ID Frequncies Status
2022-096A 53370 ? ??? TBD
Polytech-1 53371 ? 436.896, 436.996, 437.476 and 437.576 MHz TBD. See Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat Baikonur Launch 2022-08-09 05:52 UTC - #32 by K4KDR
Polytech-2 53372 ? 436.896, 436.996, 437.476 and 437.576 MHz TBD. See Soyuz-2.1b / Fregat Baikonur Launch 2022-08-09 05:52 UTC - #32 by K4KDR
CYCLOPS 53373 436.050 MHz Received
MONITOR-1 53374 437.550 MHz Received
Kuzbass-300 53375 437.700 MHz Received
UTMN 53376 435.670 MHz Received
MIET-AIS 53377 437.900 MHz Received
KAI 1 53378 435.765 MHz, 435.665 MHZ Received
Skoltech B1 53379 435.000 MHz Received
Skoltech B2 53380 435.000 MHz Received
ISOI 53381 437.650 MHz Received
SIBSU 53382 435.380 MHz Received
CUBESX-HSE-2 53383 435.570 MHz Received
SIREN 53384 437.750 MHz Received
GEOSCAN-EDELVEIS 53385 436.200 MHz Received
VIZARD 53386 437.800 MHz Received
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