| Spacecraft | 
                    SATLLA-2I | 
                  
                  
                    | Spacecraft type | 
                    PocketQube | 
                  
                  
                    | Units or mass | 
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                    PocketQube 2p | 
                  
                  
                    | Organization | 
                    Ariel University | 
                  
                  
                    | Institution | 
                    University | 
                  
                  
                    | Entity | 
                    Academic / Education | 
                  
                  
                    | Nation | 
                    Israel | 
                  
                  
                    | Launch brokerer | 
                    Alba Orbital, Exolaunch | 
                  
                  
                    | Oneliner | 
                    
                       Educational amateur radio with LEDs and camera. 
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                    | Description | 
                    
                       The satellite’s mission is an educational one. The aim is for the satellite to introduce the students to the “new-space” frontier - with a hands-on practice.  
                      The cubesat’s LEDs will flash brightly enough to be seen by an earth located telescope - as the SATLLA-2 passes across the night sky.  
                      SATLLA-2 will take low-resolution photos and will broadcast the71810413068290">[5] [6] [7] [8]   | 
                  
                  
                    | Photo sources | 
                    [1] [2] [3] [4]  | 
                  
                
              
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                    | Spacecraft | 
                    Status | 
                    Launcher | 
                    Launch | 
                    Orbit | 
                  
                  
                    | SATLLA-2A (SATTLA-2A) | 
                    Reentry 2023-11-15? No signal? (Object not identified in Space-Track and not successful reports in Libre Space forums) | 
                    Falcon 9, (Transporter-3) | 
                    2022-01-13 | 
                    520 km, 97.5 deg | 
                  
                  
                    | SATLLA-2B (SATTLA-2B) | 
                    Reentry 2023-11-01. Was operational (Official blog with latest update on 2022-04-14 and TinyGS packets until 2023-10-30) | 
                    Falcon 9, (Transporter-3) | 
                    2022-01-13 | 
                    520 km, 9715-25utc/8776/104">Reentry 2023-11-15? No signal? (Object not identified in Space-Track and not successful reports in Libre Space forums) | 
                    Falcon 9, (Transporter-3) | 
                    2022-01-13 | 
                    520 km, 97.5 deg | 
                  
                  
                    | SATLLA-2B (SATTLA-2B) | 
                    Reentry 2023-11-01. Was operational (Official blog with latest update on 2022-04-14 and TinyGS packets until 2023-10-30) | 
                    Falcon 9, (Transporter-3) | 
                    2022-01-13 | 
                    520 km, 97.5 deg | 
                  
                  
                    | SATLLA-2I (SATTLA-4) | 
                    Was semi-operational? (Blog post on 2023-07-27 about no signal. SatNOGS packets with data from 2023-08-12, perhaps started working? Some packets on TinyGS with the latest on 2023-10-28. Inconclusive as of 2023-12-15) | 
                    Falcon 9, (Transporter-8), (D-Orbit ION), (Alba Cluster) | 
                    2023-06-12 | 
                    520 km, 97.5 deg | 
                  
                
              
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