KOSEN-2R is a cubesat that will demonstrate the collection of data on seafloor crustal deformation using a directional antenna, high-precision attitude control using a reaction wheel system that combines a fisheye camera and magnetic sensors, and satellite communication using a data collection system designed for multi-point reception.
KOSEN-2R features a deployable Yagi-style directional antenna which extends after deployment. It is designed to study deformation of the Earth’s crust under the sea floor.
KOSEN-2R is a re-flight of an identical satellite lost during the RAISE-3 launch in October 2022.
Although operation at this frequency was planned in the early stages of the project, the plan was subsequently changed, and the satellite that was actually launched lacks the capability to transmit at that frequency and has not been granted a license to do so. https://community.libre.space/t/kakushin-rising-mission-jaxa-rideshare-electron-2026-04-23-03-09-utc/14593/78?u=nishikazu0417
Although operation at this frequency was planned in the early stages of the project, the plan was subsequently changed, and the satellite that was actually launched lacks the capability to transmit at that frequency and has not been granted a license to do so. https://community.libre.space/t/kakushin-rising-mission-jaxa-rideshare-electron-2026-04-23-03-09-utc/14593/78?u=nishikazu0417
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