Will deploy an antenna in orbit to study radio emissions from Jupiter.
Will test the performance of a Sony micro-computer circuit board that could be used in future spacecraft.
"Will test a miniature solar X-ray flux monitor measuring X-ray missions from coronal mass ejections, huge eruptions from the sun?s surface that can generate space weather storms affecting satellite operations, and power grids and communications networks on Earth."
Investigate the performance of Light Emitting Diodes as a way of tracking satellites in low Earth orbit.
"?Will replicate an advanced on-orbit concept of operations involving satellite-to-satellite communications and satellite-to-ground communications in the space environment,?"
"?Will replicate an advanced on-orbit concept of operations involving satellite-to-satellite communications and satellite-to-ground communications in the space environment,?"
The main education mission of QMRKWT is ?Code in Space.? Nada added. ?Code in Space is an opportunity for students to develop and test new software solutions by writing software code to be uploaded and executed on the satellite?s onboard computer
"Platform carrying payloads for others. Carries payloads for Airbus, Lacuna, SatixFy and Aeternum as well In-Space?s own Babel payload. "
Demonstrate ADP technologies.
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