TESAT technology sends data from Mars to Earth
Essential devices within the data transmission process were supplied by TESAT.
Essential devices within the data transmission process were supplied by TESAT.
Meanwhile, PIXL-1 has seen the light of day and has safely arrived at its designated position in a low Earth orbit. No later than now the question should arise where to send all the data and high resolution images PIXL-1 takes from our precious world...
Our PIXL-1 small satellite was successfully launched into orbit on January 24, 2021 at 16:00 CET. The launch took place from the US spaceport at Cape Canaveral with a Falcon 9 launcher from SpaceX.
Essential devices within the data transmission process were supplied by TESAT.
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