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Chasqui I is a late-2000s one-kilogram nanosatellite project that was launched by hand during a spacewalk on August 18, 2014 from the International Space Station.〔http://www.space.com/26862-spacewalk-photos-cosmonauts-launch-peru-satellite.html〕 The concept satellite was intended to be equipped with two cameras, a visible and an infrared, which could take photos of the Earth. The Chasqui I was being developed by students at UNI and was part of an educational project that seeks to acquire the experience and ability in developing satellites. UNI in collaboration with the European Space Agency was working on Chasqui II satellite and other project is the UNI-KURSK microsatellite developed in collaboration with the (University of Kursk (Russia) ). == General Objectives == Capacities of UNI in satellite technology through the design, analysis, assembly, integration, test, launch and operation of a technology nanosatellite Cubesat. The satellite Chasqui I plans included taking pictures of the earth with transmission to a ground station. Specific Objectives include: * Establish contacts and support to other universities and / or institutions involved in such projects. * To deepen the knowledge in information and communications technologies emerging. * To lead such projects in Latin America. * To demonstrate and validate new technologies. Goals include: * Design of the project profile. * Funding. * Capacity building. * Implementation of the Laboratory. * Development of the project. * Testing integrated. * Guidelines. * Operation 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Chasqui I」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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