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Slovenian Satellite TRISAT-S Successfully Launched Into Space

Summary by RTV Slovenija
On Saturday evening, the Slovenian satellite TRISAT-S, which was created in cooperation between the University of Maribor and the company SkyLabs, was successfully launched from the Norwegian Andøya launch site as a payload on a Spectrum rocket from the German company Isar and is orbiting in low Earth orbit.

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On Saturday evening, the Slovenian satellite TRISAT-S, which was created in cooperation between the University of Maribor and the company SkyLabs, was successfully launched from the Norwegian Andøya launch site as a payload on a Spectrum rocket from the German company Isar and is orbiting in low Earth orbit.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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With the mission "Onward and Upward", a rocket was launched into orbit from the Norwegian space launch site Andøya last night at 10:12 p.m. Central European Time.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The Slovenian satellite TRISAT-S successfully launched into space from the Norwegian space launch site Andøya on Saturday evening. It was carried into low Earth orbit by a Spectrum rocket from the German company Isar Aerospace. The satellite, which is the result of cooperation between the University of Maribor and the Slovenian space company SkyLabs, will spend the next five years testing technologies that could be used in future deep space miss…

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The Slovenian satellite Trisat-S was successfully launched from the Norwegian Andøya launch site on Saturday evening. The third satellite of the Maribor team will spend the next five years testing technologies intended for small vessels that could one day explore deep space.

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delo.si broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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