MicroSat refers to a type of small satellite that typically weighs between 10 to 100 kilograms. These satellites are designed for various applications, including Earth observation, telecommunications, and scientific research. Their compact size allows for cost-effective launches and the ability to deploy multiple satellites at once. MicroSats are often equipped with advanced technology, enabling them to perform complex tasks in space. They can be used in constellations, working together to provide enhanced data collection and communication capabilities. This makes them valuable tools for both commercial and governmental space missions, contributing to advancements in space exploration and satellite technology.