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UoSAT-1, also known as UoSAT-OSCAR 9 (UO-9), was a British amateur radio satellite which orbited Earth. It was built at the University of Surrey and launched into low Earth orbit on 6 October 1981. It exceeded its anticipated two-year orbital lifespan by six years, having received signals on 13 October 1989, before re-entering the atmosphere. This was the first of several UoSAT satellites; followed by UoSAT-2.

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rdfs:label	UoSAT 1 (de) UoSAT-1 (en)
rdfs:comment	UoSAT 1 (auch UoSAT-OSCAR 9) war ein britischer Amateurfunksatellit. Er wurde an der University of Surrey gebaut und am 6. Oktober 1981 als Sekundärnutzlast zusammen mit dem Forschungssatelliten Solar Mesosphere Explorer mit einer Delta 2000 an der Vandenberg Air Force Base in einen Low Earth Orbit gestartet. Der Wiedereintritt erfolgte am 13. Oktober 1989. Der Satellit sendete Bilder seiner CCD-Kamera sowie Signale seines Sprachsynthesizers. (de) UoSAT-1, also known as UoSAT-OSCAR 9 (UO-9), was a British amateur radio satellite which orbited Earth. It was built at the University of Surrey and launched into low Earth orbit on 6 October 1981. It exceeded its anticipated two-year orbital lifespan by six years, having received signals on 13 October 1989, before re-entering the atmosphere. This was the first of several UoSAT satellites; followed by UoSAT-2. (en)
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name	UoSAT-1 (en)
dct:subject	University of Surrey Amateur radio satellites Satellites of the United Kingdom Spacecraft launched in 1981
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Delta 2000 University of Surrey University of Surrey UoSAT-2 Vandenberg Air Force Base Amateur radio satellites Geocentric orbit Satellites of the United Kingdom Speech synthesis BBC Micro Spacecraft launched in 1981 Amateur radio satellite AFSK OSCAR 8 RCA 1802 Low Earth orbit OSCAR UO-11 SLC-2W OSCAR 10
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launch date	0001-10-06 (xsd:gMonthDay)
launch rocket	Delta 2310 D-157 (en)
launch site	Vandenberg Air Force Base SLC-2W
mission type	OSCAR
next mission	OSCAR 10
operator	University of Surrey
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orbit period	5520.0 (second)
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SATCAT	12888 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	UoSAT 1 (auch UoSAT-OSCAR 9) war ein britischer Amateurfunksatellit. Er wurde an der University of Surrey gebaut und am 6. Oktober 1981 als Sekundärnutzlast zusammen mit dem Forschungssatelliten Solar Mesosphere Explorer mit einer Delta 2000 an der Vandenberg Air Force Base in einen Low Earth Orbit gestartet. Der Wiedereintritt erfolgte am 13. Oktober 1989. Der Satellit sendete Bilder seiner CCD-Kamera sowie Signale seines Sprachsynthesizers. (de) UoSAT-1, also known as UoSAT-OSCAR 9 (UO-9), was a British amateur radio satellite which orbited Earth. It was built at the University of Surrey and launched into low Earth orbit on 6 October 1981. It exceeded its anticipated two-year orbital lifespan by six years, having received signals on 13 October 1989, before re-entering the atmosphere. This was the first of several UoSAT satellites; followed by UoSAT-2. (en)
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launch vehicle	Delta 2000
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operator	University of Surrey
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type	OSCAR
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	UoSAT-2 1981 in spaceflight 1981 in science Ferranti F100-L

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