Hayato-2

Japanese technology demonstration CubeSat. Hayato-2 was launched on February 27, 2014 aboard a H-IIA 202 from Tanegashima. Latest status in GCAT: reentered (orbital decay) (May 18, 2014).

COSPAR 2014-009GNORAD 39578Japan

Identity

Name in GCAT: Hayato 2
Common name: Hayato-2
Payload designation: K-SAT-2
International designator: 2014-009G
NORAD catalog number: 39578
GCAT identifier: S39578
UN registration: ST/SG/SER.E/735

Mission

Mission type: Technology
Use: Amateur / academic
Program: Kago
Owner: Kagoshima U
Country: Japan
Builder: Kagoshima Daigaku
Platform (bus): Cubesat 1U

Launch

Date: February 27, 2014 · 18:37 UTC
Launch record: 2014-009Success
Rocket: H-IIA 202
Spaceport: Tanegashima · pad Y

Orbit and fate

Orbit class (GCAT): LLEO/I
Perigee: 382 km
Apogee: 389 km
Inclination: 65.01°
Status: Reentered (orbital decay)
Status date: May 18, 2014
Last known active: Mar 12, 2014
End of operations: May 2014

Size

Mass: 1 kg
Dry mass: 1 kg
Length: 0.1 m
Diameter: 0.10 m
Span: 0.7 m

Launched together

ShindaiSatTechnology · Shinshu U ITF-1Technology · Tsukuba U Global Precipitation MeasurementEarth science · GSFC OPUSatTechnology · Osaka Pref. U.TeikyoSat-3Biology · Teikyo INVADEREducation · Tama Space Tethered Autonomous Robotic Satellite IITechnology · Kagawa U

Source: GCAT payload, deep-space and lander catalogs, Jonathan C. McDowell (CC BY 4.0); Wikidata Q16632400 (CC0).