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| caption      = [[Javelin Industries|MSS]] Aphrodite
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| data2        = Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite
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| data6      = 5.3 m x 7.9 m x 7.9 m
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| data7      = 2,500 kg
| label8      = Electrical Power
| data8        = 3.75 kW
| label9      = Attitude control
| data9        = 3-axis momentum biased
| label10      = Propulsion
| data10        = 12x monopropellant hydrazine thrusters, 1 N each
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| data11        = X/S Band
| label13      = Instruments
| data13        = {{unbulleted list|Hyper Spectral Imager (1.1 m mirror, 0.25 m resolution, 280 spectral bands)|Visible band Si scanning focal plane array (40 bands, 11.4nm spacing)|NIR HgCdTe scanning focal plane array (80 bands, 11.4nm spacing)|SWIR HgCdTe scanning focal plane array (80 bands, 11.4nm spacing)|MWIR HgCdTe scanning focal plane array (80 bands, 25nm spacing)}}
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The '''[[Javelin Industries|MSS]] SpecSat''' is a hyperspectral imaging satellite designed and manufactured by [[Javelin Industries]]' subsidiary, [[Javelin_Industries#Space|Minerva Space Systems]]. Its purpose is to support military operations by providing high-resolution, on-demand hyperspectral imaging (HSI) capabilities. The complete SpecSat system comprises a spacecraft with a hyperspectral imaging sensor payload as the space segment, and an operations center, mission data center, and mobile ground station as the ground segment.
 
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Latest revision as of 16:42, 13 March 2023

MSS SpecSat
MSS Aphrodite
Function Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite
Place of origin Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie
Designed Minerva Space Systems
Manufacturer Minerva Space Systems
Dimensions 5.3 m x 7.9 m x 7.9 m
Launch Mass 2,500 kg
Electrical Power 3.75 kW
Attitude control 3-axis momentum biased
Propulsion 12x monopropellant hydrazine thrusters, 1 N each
Telemetry X/S Band
Instruments
  • Hyper Spectral Imager (1.1 m mirror, 0.25 m resolution, 280 spectral bands)
  • Visible band Si scanning focal plane array (40 bands, 11.4nm spacing)
  • NIR HgCdTe scanning focal plane array (80 bands, 11.4nm spacing)
  • SWIR HgCdTe scanning focal plane array (80 bands, 11.4nm spacing)
  • MWIR HgCdTe scanning focal plane array (80 bands, 25nm spacing)
Orbital parameters
  • Orbit height: 617 km
  • Orbit inclination: 97 degrees
  • Design Life: 5 years

The MSS SpecSat is a hyperspectral imaging satellite designed and manufactured by Javelin Industries' subsidiary, Minerva Space Systems. Its purpose is to support military operations by providing high-resolution, on-demand hyperspectral imaging (HSI) capabilities. The complete SpecSat system comprises a spacecraft with a hyperspectral imaging sensor payload as the space segment, and an operations center, mission data center, and mobile ground station as the ground segment.