CubeSat means a type of space research nanosatellite, the base dimensions of which are about 10x10x11 centimeters each (i.e., a “Unit” or “1U”).
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CubeSat means a type of Space Vehicle (SV) that is defined from a size and mass perspective in accordance with the CubeSat Design Specification.
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CubeSat means a type of space research nanosatellite, the base dimensions of which are about 10x10x11 centimeters each (i.e., a “Cube” or “1U”). CubeSats typically range from one to three Cubes (10x10x34 centimeters) in volume and typically weigh up to 1.33 kilogram per 1U Cube.