Transporter-15 (Alba Flight 10) Deploys HUNITY, SARI-1/2 and ANISCSAT, Pushing PocketQube Census Past 90 Spacecraft
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Transporter-15 rideshare mission successfully placed four new PocketQubes into Sun-synchronous orbit via SEOPS and AlbaPod deployers, including BME Budapest’s 3P HUNITY and Azerbaijan’s first student PocketQube ANISCSAT.
Launched on 28 November 2025 from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9, the Transporter-15 mission carried Alba Orbital’s tenth PocketQube cluster (Alba Flight 10) integrated with SEOPS.
Leading the engineering manifest is HUNITY (NMHH-1), a 3P PocketQube developed at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) that continues the flight-proven SMOG-P, ATL-1, SMOG-1 and MRC-100 RF spectrum monitoring heritage with deployable solar arrays.
The cluster also deployed SARI-1 and SARI-2 (1P educational picosatellites for Saudi Arabia) and ANISCSAT (1P, developed by Baku State University and Azercosmos), bringing the cumulative nadir lab. 2013–2025 PocketQube census to 93 spacecraft.