Brazilian Smallsat Nudged Out of ISS

A satellite built by students of a Brazilian middle school was launched into space from the International Space Station on Monday, January 16. The Tancredo-1 satellite, developed by the students of Tancredo de Almeida Neves Municipal School in the city of Ubatuba, measures only 13 centimeters in diameter and weighs about 700 grams. Launched into orbit about 400 kilometers above the Earth, the satellite will help study how plasma forms in the atmosphere. More

(Source: SatNews Publishers - Jan 24)