Sapphire (satellite)

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Sapphire is a Canadian military surveillance satellite designed to track space objects and contribute to space situational awareness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian military satellite
space situational awareness satellite
surveillance satellite
catalogs resident space objects
contractor COM DEV International
contributesTo United States Space Surveillance Network
countryOfOrigin Canada
customer Department of National Defence
surface form: Department of National Defence (Canada)
dataProduct space object tracking data
dataUser Department of National Defence
surface form: Canadian Department of National Defence

Department of Defense
surface form: United States Department of Defense
inclination 98.0 degrees
isPartOf Canadian space surveillance capability
launchCountry India
launchDate 2013-02-25
launchProvider Indian Space Research Organisation
launchSite Satish Dhawan Space Centre
launchVehicle PSLV-CA
manufacturer MDA (MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates)
mass approximately 148 kilograms
missionDurationDesign 5 years
missionType space situational awareness
space surveillance
namedAfter sapphire (gemstone)
observes objects in geostationary orbit
objects in highly elliptical orbit
objects in medium Earth orbit
operator Canadian forces
surface form: Canadian Armed Forces

Department of National Defence
surface form: Department of National Defence (Canada)
orbitPeriod approximately 97 minutes
orbitRegime Low Earth orbit
orbitType Sun-synchronous orbit
primeContractor MDA (MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates)
program Canadian Space Surveillance System
purpose contribute to space situational awareness
support Canadian and allied space operations
track space objects
sensorType optical telescope
spaceAgencyPartner Canadian Space Agency
spacecraftBus small satellite bus
status operational
supports North American Aerospace Defense Command
surface form: North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)

collision avoidance for satellites
space traffic management
tracks Earth-orbiting satellites
space debris
uses ground stations in Canada
wavelength visible spectrum

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