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Amazonas Nexus

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CommunicationsHEOCOSPAR 2023-017ALaunched 2/7/2023
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Amazonas Nexus Mission
Launch Vehicle
Falcon 9 FT5
Launch Date
2/7/2023
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
HEO
Altitude
33,298 km
Inclination
19.38 deg
Dry Mass
4,200 kg
Total Mass
4,500 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Communications
Payload Category
COM
Payload Class
B
Organizations
Operator
Hispamar Satelites S.A.
Manufacturer
Thales Alenia Space
Constellation
Name
Amazonas GEO fleet
Active Satellites
5
Registry
COSPAR ID
2023-017A
UN Registration
ST/SG/SER.E/1141
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Mentions
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Hispasat expects Amazonas Nexus will be the most dynamic and advanced satellite in its fleet after it launches in the second half of 2022.

PlanCapabilityValue 3.5Jan 10, 2020Hispasat buys GEO satellite from Thales Alenia Space
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Amazonas Nexus will replace Hispasat’s Amazonas-2, an 11-year-old satellite located at 61 degrees west that provides C- and Ku-band coverage of Pan-America.

PlanCapabilityValue 4.0Jan 10, 2020Hispasat buys GEO satellite from Thales Alenia Space

Commercial customers have signed long-term leases for close to 30% of Amazonas Nexus’s capacity prior to launch, providing anchor customers for the satellite.

RelationshipsPlanValue 4.0Jan 10, 2020Hispasat buys GEO satellite from Thales Alenia Space

Amazonas Nexus is designed with Ku-band coverage over both American continents, Greenland, and North Atlantic transportation routes.

CapabilityValue 4.0Jan 10, 2020Hispasat buys GEO satellite from Thales Alenia Space

Amazonas Nexus has a projected mass of 4,500 kg, 20 kilowatts of onboard power, all-electric propulsion, and a design life of 15 years.

CapabilityGeneralValue 4.3Jan 10, 2020Hispasat buys GEO satellite from Thales Alenia Space