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Category: The ISEE-3 Reboot Project

ISEE-3 Reboot Project Scheduled for DSN Doppler and Ranging Activity

Posted on June 13, 2014

We have received confirmation from NASA that we have been confirmed for time on the DSN (Deep Space Network) for two-way Doppler and ranging activities with the ISEE-3 spacecraft. This is being…

ISEE-3 Science Instrument Update 12 June 2014

Posted on June 12, 2014

As we recently reported, we are getting telemetry from ISEE-3 indicating that its entire suite of science instruments is powered up and has been powered up since NASA last commanded the spacecraft…

Continued ISEE-3 Detection With an 8 Foot DIsh

Posted on June 10, 2014

This Doppler oscillation measurement shows that the #ISEE3 spacecraft is spinning at 19.163 ±0.02 RPM. @ISEE3Reboot pic.twitter.com/050pw33Pnr — baudline (@baudline) June 7, 2014 IQ plot of #ISEE3 signal shows 60° bi-φ PSK…

ISEE-3 Status Report 9 June 2014 (Afternoon)

Posted on June 9, 2014

During our pass at Arecibo today (remotely conducted via laptop in McMoons in California) we switched ISEE-3’s B transmittier to a data rate of 64 bps. We hope to eventually leave it…

Really Nice Words about ISEE-3 from Space News

Posted on June 9, 2014

ISEE-3 Reboot Project Is Already a Winner, editorial, Space News “Inspiration is a word that gets bandied about a lot in the space business, often as justification for multibillion-dollar programs that never…

Detection of ISEE-3 With a 4.5 Meter Dish in Estonia

Posted on June 8, 2014

Viljo Allik, ES5PC, a member of ESTCube-1 student satellite team at Tartu Observatory, Estonia writes: “I did some receiving experiments today, both on 2217.5 MHz LHCP and 2270.4 MHz RHCP. The RHCP…

HAM Operator Detection of ISEE-3 With an 8 Foot Dish

Posted on June 7, 2014

@ISEE3Reboot @baudline #ISEE3 Today the signal is 1.5dB more strong and and carrier at -23Hz since yesterday pic.twitter.com/U71RWl9wN7 — eb3frn (@eb3frn) June 8, 2014 To detect #ISEE3 a 8 foot dish as…

What ISEE-3 Really Looks Like

Posted on June 7, 2014

This is what ISEE-3 really looks like. It has 4 large antennas that span 91 meters and it spins at 19 rpm – once every 3 seconds. Click on image to enlarge.

Using Doppler Calculations To Determine ISEE-3 Spin Rate

Posted on June 6, 2014

We already have telemetry that shows ISEE-3 to be spinning at 19.16 rpm (spec is 19.75 ±0.02 rpm). According to a tweet by @baudline (Erik) “This Doppler oscillation measurement shows that the…

ISEE-3 Reboot Project In The News

Posted on June 6, 2014

After decades of silence, a vintage spacecraft says hello to Earth, Planetary Society “A group of space enthusiasts and vintage hardware experts walk into a radio observatory. They contact a 36-year-old spacecraft…

ISEE-3 Status Report 6 June 2014 (afternoon)

Posted on June 6, 2014

Here is what 64bps telemetry looks like coming from ISEE-3 after our successful remote commanding today. Click on image to enlarge. Today’s pass with ISEE-3 at Arecibo was under command from a…

Updated Ephemeris for ISEE-3 at JPL Horizons

Posted on June 6, 2014

Source: JPL HorizonsEphemeris Type: OBSERVERTarget Body: ICE Spacecraft (ISEE-3) [-111]Observer Location: Geocentric [500]Time Span: Start=2014-06-05, Stop=2014-07-05, Step=1 dTable Settings: defaults Object Data Page Revised: Jun 05, 2014 ISEE-3/ICE Spacecraft -111 (Heliocentric) UPDATE (2014-Jun-05): Trajectory updated to JPL…

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