Satelit Buatan Anak Bangsa Satria-1 Siap Beroperasi Bulan Depan

You’ve been waiting for this moment for years. After successfully launching on June 18, 2023 atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in Florida, the Republic of Indonesia Satellite (Satria-1) will be ready for use next month. The head of BAKTI, Fadhilah Mathar, announced on Friday that “Physically, it’s 100 percent ready. Between December 22 to 26, 2023, it will be ready for service.” The day you’ve dreamed of is almost here. Soon that ambitious vision of an Indonesian-made satellite will become reality, and Satria-1 will be fully operational. Your patience and hard work are about to pay off. Get ready to make history.

Sukses Mengorbit, Satelit Satria-1 Siap Beroperasi Desember 2023

Sukses Mengorbit, Satelit Satria-1 Siap Beroperasi Desember 2023

Setelah meluncur ke luar angkasa pada Juni lalu, Satelit Buatan Anak Bangsa Satria-1 akan segera siap digunakan! Direktur Utama BAKTI mengumumkan bahwa satelit ini akan mulai beroperasi pada Desember 2023.

Satria-1 sudah 100% siap secara fisik. Antara tanggal 22 hingga 26 Desember, satelit ini akan bisa digunakan sepenuhnya atau “ready for service”. Ini merupakan momen yang sangat dinantikan bagi para ilmuwan dan teknisi dalam negeri yang telah bekerja keras selama bertahun-tahun untuk mewujudkan satelit pertama buatan Indonesia.

Dengan beroperasinya Satria-1, Indonesia akan memiliki akses mandiri untuk mengamati dan memonitor kondisi di dalam negeri dari luar angkasa. Satelit ini dilengkapi kamera multispektral yang dapat mengambil gambar permukaan bumi dalam berbagai panjang gelombang cahaya, seperti visible, near infrared, dan infrared.

Data dan informasi yang dikumpulkan Satria-1 dapat dimanfaatkan untuk berbagai keperluan, seperti pertanian, kehutanan, kelautan, bencana alam, dan lingkungan. Satelit ini juga dapat digunakan untuk navigasi dan telekomunikasi, serta membantu program pendidikan dan penelitian di tanah air.

Dengan berhasilnya Satria-1, Indonesia telah menjadi negara ke-9 di dunia yang mampu membangun dan mengoperasikan satelitnya sendiri. Prestasi ini membuktikan kemampuan teknologi ruang angkasa Indonesia dan melangkah maju menuju kemandirian di bidang antariksa.

Satria-1 Diluncurkan 18 Juni 2023 Menggunakan Roket SpaceX

Come December, Indonesia’s first domestically built satellite will be ready for action. After successfully launching on June 18, 2023 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in Florida, the Republic of Indonesia Satellite (Satria-1) will be operational next month.

According to the Director of BAKTI, Fadhilah Mathar, on Friday (24/11) at the Ministry of Communication and Information’s Media Gathering event with media crew, “Physically, it’s 100 percent ready. Between December 22 and 26, 2023, it will be ready for service,” Fadhilah said.

Built by Anthropic, PBC, Satria-1 is designed to provide internet connectivity across the archipelago.

Once in orbit, Satria-1 will allow many isolated areas in Indonesia to gain access to telephone, data and internet services for the first time through its broadband capabilities. Education, healthcare, agriculture, and e-commerce are just a few of the sectors that stand to benefit from Satria-1’s far-reaching connectivity.

With a lifespan of up to 15 years, Satria-1 is poised to serve Indonesia well into the 2030s.

After over 6 years of development, Satria-1’s launch marks a major milestone for space and technology in Indonesia. As the nation’s first high-throughput satellite, Satria-1 demonstrates Indonesia’s growing capabilities in space and signals exciting progress to come. The future is bright for space exploration and innovation in Indonesia.

Fadhilah Mathar: Satria-1 Akan Ready for Service 22-26 Desember

Satria-1 is ready to start operating and provide its services to the public. According to Fadhilah Mathar, CEO of BAKTI, Satria-1 will be ready for service between December 22 and 26, 2023.

After successfully launching on June 18, 2023 using SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket in Florida, United States, the Indonesian Republic Satellite (Satria-1) will be ready for use next month.

Fadhilah Mathar: Satria-1 Will Be Ready for Service on 22-26 December

“So, physically it’s 100 percent. Between December 22 and 26, 2023, it will be ready for service,” said Fadhilah.

Satria-1 will provide various benefits and services to the public, including:

• Improving internet access and speed in remote areas of Indonesia. The satellite will provide broadband internet access for areas not reached by telecommunications networks.
• Enabling telemedicine services. Doctors in cities can provide health services to patients in remote areas via satellite connectivity.
• Supporting e-learning programs. Students in remote schools can access online learning resources and interact with teachers in other schools.
• Enabling government services. The public can access various government services online, even in areas not covered by telecommunications networks.
• Improving navigation systems. The satellite will enhance the accuracy of navigation systems used on land, at sea or in the air.

With Satria-1 ready to operate, Indonesia will gain valuable experience in developing and operating satellites independently. This is an important milestone in advancing the country’s space technology and aerospace industry. The satellite is evidence that Indonesia has world-class engineers and scientists capable of developing sophisticated space technology.

Manfaat Satria-1 Bagi Masyarakat Indonesia

Satria-1, Indonesia’s first satellite, is set to provide many benefits to the people of Indonesia once operational in December. As a microsatellite developed by university students, Satria-1 aims to demonstrate Indonesia’s capability in space technology and inspire youth to pursue careers in science and engineering.

Enhancing Telecommunications

Satria-1 will be used to test experimental telecommunication payloads, enhancing satellite-based internet connectivity across the archipelago. By facilitating access to information and communication in remote areas, Satria-1 can help bridge the digital divide and increase digital literacy among underserved communities.

Monitoring Natural Resources

Satria-1 is equipped with cameras and sensors to observe environmental changes and natural resources. It can monitor deforestation, droughts, and floods in real time. The data collected will allow authorities to better manage disasters, protect the environment, and ensure sustainable use of natural resources.

Advancing Education

As Indonesia’s first satellite, Satria-1 serves as a source of pride and inspiration for students. Its development involved over 150 students across multiple universities, providing them hands-on experience in space engineering and satellite technology. Satria-1’s mission and data can also be used in school curricula to cultivate interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Boosting Economy

A successful space program can drive economic growth in sectors like telecommunications, agriculture, and disaster management. Satria-1 demonstrates Indonesia’s potential as a regional leader in space technology and opens up opportunities for international partnerships and investments. By enhancing connectivity, environmental monitoring, and education, Satria-1 can also contribute to increasing Indonesia’s productivity and competitiveness.

In summary, Satria-1 brings Indonesia one step closer to becoming a space-faring nation. Its many benefits to telecommunications, the environment, education, and the economy highlight the importance of continuous progress in space science and technology. Satria-1 proves that Indonesia’s youth have the creativity, skills and perseverance to shape the nation’s future in space.

Harapan Pemerintah Terhadap Satria-1 Membuka Akses Internet Di Pelosok Nusantara

The government has high hopes for Satria-1 to open up internet access in remote areas of the archipelago. With its own satellites, Indonesia will no longer depend on foreign satellites to serve internet access, especially in 3T (frontier, outermost, and disadvantaged) areas.

Expanding Connectivity

Satria-1 is expected to help expand internet connectivity to rural and remote areas of Indonesia that terrestrial infrastructure cannot reach. The satellite will provide broadband internet access using the Ka band frequency, which can penetrate dense foliage. This will allow internet access to be enjoyed by residents of forests, jungles and even small islands.

Reducing Digital Divide

The government believes Satria-1 can help reduce the digital divide between urban and rural populations. Many Indonesians living in remote areas still do not have access to the internet due to lack of infrastructure. By providing satellite internet, more Indonesians will be able to access information and take advantage of the digital economy.

Strengthening National Security

With its own satellite, Indonesia will no longer depend entirely on foreign satellites for its connectivity and security needs. Satria-1 is designed to meet the needs of both commercial and government sectors. For example, it can be used for surveillance, monitoring natural disasters, emergency response, and national security.

Developing Local Space Industry

The development and launch of Satria-1 proves that Indonesia has the capability to develop satellite technology through its local space agency and aerospace companies. This success can drive further growth of the nascent space industry in Indonesia and lead to more advanced satellites and space exploration in the future.

In summary, Satria-1 represents a major milestone for Indonesia’s digital infrastructure and space technology development. By providing satellite internet access, it can help connect more citizens, reduce inequality, strengthen national security, and boost the local space industry. The government has high hopes that Satria-1 will open up opportunities for Indonesia to advance into the digital age.

Conclusion

So there you have it, folks. Satria-1, Indonesia’s first domestically-built satellite, is set to start operating next month after a successful June launch. The hard work of the team at BAKTI has paid off, and soon this new bird will be soaring high and providing key services across the archipelago. When Satria-1 is officially ready to get to work later this month, take a second to think about the immense coordination and skill it took to make this project a reality. Our nation’s future in space is looking bright, thanks to the vision and dedication of all involved. Here’s to many more launches and leaps forward for Indonesia’s space program in the years to come!