ABOUT THE SATELLITE
SkyLink-v1 is our next-generation telecom broadcasting satellite, designed to deliver seamless communication through advanced transponders and robust power systems. Compact yet powerful, SkyLink ensures reliable data transmission for both commercial and research applications. It will operate efficiently in orbit, enhancing global connectivity with precision and speed.
COMPOSITION
SkyLink's body is crafted from aluminum alloys for lightweight durability, with carbon-fiber reinforcements to provide additional strength and thermal stability. The satellite’s framing integrates multi-layer insulation (MLI) to regulate internal temperatures. Designed for long-term performance, the structure balances robustness with minimal weight, ensuring it meets the demands of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) operations.
INSTRUMENTS
1. TT&C (Telemetry, Tracking, and Control) : Monitors the satellite’s health and allows communication with ground stations to manage and control the satellite's functions.
2. Battery and Power Systems : Equipped with high-capacity batteries to store energy and ensure uninterrupted operation during eclipses or power fluctuations.
3. Low, Mid & High-gain Antennas : These antennas provide flexible signal coverage, supporting both wide-area broadcasting and focused communication channels.
4. Transponders and Radio MoDem : Handle signal reception and transmission, ensuring high-quality, continuous data flow for broadcasting and telecommunication needs.
Want to launch this?
If you have a launch service provider company, you are more than welcome to launch this satellite through your rocket. All you need to do is make an official booking for this satellite and launch it through your rocket at your own time and schedule.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: Windows
- Game Version: 1.3.116.0
- Price: $403k
- Number of Parts: 1019
- Dimensions: 3 m x 2 m x 2 m
PERFORMANCE
- Total Delta V: 473m/s
- Total Thrust: 12kN
- Engines: 1
- Wet Mass: 2,713kg
- Dry Mass: 2,686kg
STAGES
| Stage | Engines | Delta V | Thrust | Burn | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | 473m/s | 12kN | 1.7m | 2,713kg |
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been viewing your posts since SIGHT, i do just love em all.
Launch Announcement: Juno New Origins Mission
We are pleased to announce that the launch of our satellite is scheduled for July 2, 2025, aboard a Novaspace LLC rocket, marking a significant milestone as the first launch on this vehicle.
Mission Resources
- Launch videos: Available on our YouTube channel, showcasing the launch sequence and key mission events.
- Mission profiles: Detailed overviews of the mission's objectives, trajectory, and timelines.
- Full mission overview: A comprehensive document outlining the mission's goals, payload, and expected outcomes.
Communication Channels
- WhatsApp group: A dedicated channel for Juno New Origins, where experts can share insights and discuss mission-related topics.
- Private channel: Exclusive access to mission updates, documents, and critical information.
Collaboration Opportunity
We invite Juno experts from around the world to join our community and contribute their expertise to the mission. If you're interested, please respond, and we'll provide further details.
I booked the payload
Can we collaborate
I am developing my New Lyra rocket which will be Released/Uploaded 29 June 2025 and We want to stream or create a video and launch a spacecraft
@NewSight, thanks! Feel kinda dumb now that I missed that!
@OrionTechnologies The page you were taken to after clicking that button has all the details for every satellite we offer. If you missed that by any chance, here you go Click Here , check 5th Satellite info.
Im still giving it here as well if you are not able to find it : Mass: 2,700KG | Orbit: 500kM | Incline: 0°
Hope I was able to help. Also do check out IRIS. If you like our content, then an upvote will be a great way to support us.
@NewSight, I did book a Skylink v1 a week ago and it had no details on orbits.
@OrionTechnologies please click on the Book Payload button and you will be sent to a page having all the details.
@NewSight, great! What orbit would be most suitable for Skylink v1?
@OrionTechnologies We approve your Launch request Orion Tech! Hope we were able to deliver what you need!
New Sight, we, Orion Technologies, would like to launch (1) Skylink v1 on our Eagle 1 V2 launch vehicle, on its first mission. The baseline Eagle 1 is flight proven with a 96.8% success rate. Eagle 1 V2 will launch May 4th, 2025. Do you approve?
@AstrumY so? SO??, the Synexio Cockpit Is yeah, the average cockpit but anyone can install It at all times, + Is just a cockpit with 20 gauges yeah, SIMULATES A REAL COCKPIT BUT ok dont explode
@Spacesailors123643 ur cockpit is the default cockpit with like 20 gauges put in it i mean thats not a good craft its just useless
@Spacesailors123643 im not gonna explode wtf do you mean by saying that
@AstrumY just look my Synexio Cockpit..., AND with DO YOU WANT TO EXPLODE Is ???DO YOU WANT TO EXPLODE??? yes or no?
@Spacesailors123643 well I don't wanna be rude or anything but do you know what HELP means anyway what's "Do YoU wAnNT ToO ExpLoDE" supposed to mean
@AstrumY bro, i just want to help, also, DO YOU WANT TO EXPLODE?
@Spacesailors123643 Why would u copy someone elses work, oh and personally i wouldnt say ur a good builder so maybe dont go round braging about that
@Tallisar throw it with a slingshot 💀. Jokes aside, make a strong rocket that can lift this. Most of the rockets can do it as it's not that heavy.
Do you have any ideas how to get this into space fast @NewSight?
@Tallisar The entire thing is a satellite. We just showed that the thing is made with real instruments. They aren't singular units, instead they all make the whole SkyLink satellite. If you wish to launch this, it is needed to be launched collectively. Those are just parts of the satellite and not some cubesat(or anything else) on their own.
Is there a way for this to be launched rapidly? Can a rocket carry multiple things and release them all at once? It would be much less tedious to launch every single one of them (separately), but it gets a lot into space. My idea is that a rocket carries them, goes into the high-medium orbit of a selected planet, spins counter-clockwise, and releases all of the satellites. The orbits will not be perfect, but the rocket will surely get a lot into space, many times faster than just launching one rocket at a time.
@Spacesailors123643
Copying our crafts is strictly prohibited.
@NewSight hey, can I copy your design?, I will stay u informed when I upload it, then I will say @Pedro delete my copy to make a single Mobile Friendly satellite, like?, btw I am a good builder
@SatelliteTorifune The craft is folded properly, just connect it to an interstage and launch (: