EQUiSat

Brown Space Engineering is an undergraduate student group from Brown University. After years of hard work, we are proud to present our first CubeSat satellite, EQUiSat! The recently deployed satellite will orbit the Earth every 93 minutes, carrying high power LEDs and LiFePO4 batteries (that have never before flown in space) as its payload. To an observer on the ground, EQUiSat will be about as bright as the North Star. This App allows a user to track EQUiSat across the sky, view data from transmissions, explore the CAD, as well as learn about our team and this project.

Learn more about EQUiSat at https://brownspace.org/equisat

To learn more about the team and our projects, visit our website at https://brownspace.org/.

Follow us on social media for updates!

Facebook: facebook.com/browncubesat

Twitter: twitter.com/browncubesat

For groups interested in making their own satellites, check out our Github , where all of our code, schematics, and board designs are open source.

http://github.com/brownspaceengineering

Tracking

Track EQUiSat as it passes across the sky. See where the satellite is at all times.

Pass Notifications

Watch EQUiSat pass over your current location with pass notifications. Keep your eyes peeled for EQUiSat’s flashing lights!

CAD Model

Explore EQUiSat with our viewable CAD model. Find out what it takes to make a satellite.

EQUiSat Data

Discover EQUiSat’s findings in real time, as all data collected from its systems are recorded and plotted for analysis.