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PoSAT-1
PoSAT-1, the first Portuguese satellite, was launched into orbit on September 26, 1993, on the 59th flight of the Ariane 4 rocket. The launch took place in the Kourou Space Centre, French Guiana. About 20 minutes and 35 seconds after launch, at an altitude of 807 km, PoSAT-1 separated itself from the rocket.
The PoSAT-1 weighs about 50 kg and belongs to the class of microsatellites, which are between 10 and 100 kg. The entire project was developed by a consortium of universities and companies in Portugal and was built at the University of Surrey, UK. The total cost was around €5 Million, about €3 Million paid by the Portuguese Government and €2 Million by the Portuguese companies involved (Po-SAT consortium: INETI, EFACEC, ALCATEL, MARCONI, OGMA, IST, UBI and CEDINTEC). The responsible for the project was Fernando Carvalho Rodrigues, known as the father of the first Portuguese satellite.
== The Mission ==
The mission was called ''Flight 59'', which launched several satellites: ''PoSAT-1'' from Portugal, ''EyeSat'' and ''ItamSat'' from Italy, ''KitSat-B'' from South Korea, ''HealthSat'' (an international medical satellite) and ''Stella'' and ''SPOT-3'' from France, the latter one a super satellite for photography recognition.
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