A Big Change in Small Things in Space

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A Big Change in Small Things in Space August 9, 2009 CubeSat Workshop Logan, Utah Prof. Bob Twiggs R.Twiggs@MoreheadState.Edu Morehead State University Morehead, KY

I am now at Morehead State University, why? Retired from Stanford, 2006. They needed a new perspective there after my 12 years. Stanford had Jamie Cutler and now Andrew Kalman. Done super job. Moved to Idaho for family reasons and to fish. Got bored soon when fish didn t bite and have Space now in my blood, mainly due to Gil Moore getting me started. Blame Gil Moore. 2

Why Morehead Kentucky? 3

Met Kris Kimel from Lexington, Ky in ~ January 2006 at NASA Ames. He is the president of Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation. Explained to him what we though was the educational value of CubeSats. By March, 2006, Kris had raised $500,000 for a first CubeSat program in Kentucky. As a fisherman, I knew I had hooked a big one there. Kentucky universities have built KySat that is now manifested by NASA for launch. Soon???? 4

What does Morehead State have for a space program? 21 Meter Ku band Tracking antenna New $16M Space Science Center 5

What could I say when I saw this? 6

I want to play too. Please! Please! Please! 7

Now, it is commute time. 8

What programs are we now associated with or discussing? POPACS Gil Moore QB50 Von Karman Institute, Brussels Interorbital launch vehicle test and orbit launches More 9

Kentucky is committed to Space education and Space for economic development in Kentucky. Who is here from Kentucky? 10

How did we get to small satellites? 11

Remember we stared with small satellites. 12

We built a satellite called Vanguard. We had a big rocket. We tried to launched it. We had failures. 13

Now this satellite called Vanguard. It ended up on the ground going beep, beep, beep. 14

The Future? Further Miniaturization? 16

Comments - present satellites Present CubeSat too Big? Cost too much to launch! Everyone needs new challenges. 17

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How about a satellite that fits in your Pocket? 19

Miniaturize to fit in your pocket? Here is an example. Start with the cell phone Shrink How much capability does an iphone have? The Evolution of CubeSats in Education 20

Shrink Shrink The Evolution of CubeSats in Education 21

How about a 5cm cube? Fempto Sat? 22

What should we call it? How about PocketQub? 23

Put 8 together - Use P-POD concept to launch 8 24

P-POD compatible 25

.100 2.200 1.918.060 Drill #54 x ~1/8 4 places 1.918 Body Side View 1.918 Body Back View.060 1.858 1.858.350.350 1.918 Body Front View Material: Aluminum 6061-T6 1.918 Notes: All dimensions in inches Title Drawn by Bob Twiggs PocketQub External Dimensions Date Drawing No. Rev. 03/20/09 0000018 A

Using English Dimensions? Used metrics for CubeSat. Why not metrics for PocketQub? It is time those metric guys learned English units. 27

What is a private affordable launch cost? What would be your budget? Pay $250k for a launch? $200k? Your salary - $100k $100k? $40k? $5k? 28

What does PocketQub do? Reduce launch cost. $40k/CubeSat - $80k/CubeSat - $5k/PocketQub $10k/PocketQub 29

What are the benefits of this reduced launch cost? Not the cost of an SUV anymore Less than the cost of my last motorcycle. 30

Who is in the PocketQub Game?

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New launch goals: First PocketQub within one year March 2010 for Kentucky Space 34

Questions What should the university community do now? - Got CubeSat program started. If you could ask the university to push space activities, what should/could they do? Just educate students? Develop new hardware? Pursue science missions? Research? 35

Alternatives? We need low cost launches! 36

What about this company Interorbital? $8k for Launch & Sat Kit LEO Launch to 312km Short orbit life Launch 4 th quarter 2010 37

What is your opinion? This is incredible $8000 to orbit would definitely be a game changer This can t really be true I like it! Looks like another wannabe launch vehicle company to me. This is just awesome! Yes, I think they are very much for real! Interesting. Who are these people? Well, I am not sending them a check It would be great to see another launch facility available. 38

What s there now? The TubeSat The Launcher 39

The design concept 40

Interorbital Real? Scam? Where will you put your money? I would like just to encourage alternatives. Kentucky Space purchased first TubeSat launch from Interorbital. Is there another game in town? 41

Get a flight on a test launch. I will. The educational value is great. Kentucky Space will purchase at least one test launch. 42

Why would I buy into test and orbital launches with Interorbital? Motivation Motivation Motivation Motivate those students! 43

You have a launch, finish that satellite. Go! Go! Go! 44

Also, Encourage Community Outreach Just tell them about what you do. Do party balloons for payloads. Small rockets always fun. High power amateur rockets ARLISS. Near space balloons. Sounding rockets. Suborbital launches. Orbital PocketQub, CubeSat, etc. 45

What is menu of small sats? 3 U CubeSat 2 U CubeSat 1 U CubeSat TubeSat PocketQub CanSats Gamble a little DieSat Moon Beams??? 46

What are next questions you will be asked after looking at the menu? 47

You want fries or onion rings? How about super sizing that? 48

Thank You 49