First Japanese Satellite

[Voyager275]

In 1970 Japan became the fourth country to launch an artificial satellite into orbit on their own. It was called Ohsumi

Here is my recreation

Edited August 9, 2015 by Voyager275

[Majorjim!]

Hey man.

I saw this didn't have any replies and I thought I would give you a little help. Sometimes people wont comment if the craft is very simple or at least, seems to be. What else have you made?

Maybe hold a few craft back and release them all at once? Keep it up mate. And if you ever need help with anything most people here are happy to offer it

MJ

[Voyager275]

Hey man.

I saw this didn't have any replies and I thought I would give you a little help. Sometimes people wont comment if the craft is very simple or at least, seems to be. What else have you made?

Maybe hold a few craft back and release them all at once? Keep it up mate. And if you ever need help with anything most people here are happy to offer it

MJ

Thanks man. I will keep that in mind

Edited August 26, 2015 by Voyager275

[moogoob]

Recreate the launcher. That'd tie the whole thing together. Cheers!

[EdusacconBR]

how these old sats generated eletricity?

or they just slowy died?

[moogoob]

how these old sats generated eletricity?

or they just slowy died?

Thats what happened to Sputnik.

[Majorjim!]

Recreate the launcher. That'd tie the whole thing together. Cheers!

Yes of course! This.

[clivman]

Yes of course! This.

In my experience, the Lambda series and all of the mu besides the 5 are to be avoided. 0.625m rockets are painful to recreate, and I only went as far back as the Mu-3