A NanoSat is a type of small satellite that typically weighs between 1 and 10 kilograms. These satellites are designed for various applications, including Earth observation, scientific research, and technology demonstration. Due to their compact size, NanoSats are often more cost-effective to build and launch compared to larger satellites. NanoSats are usually part of the CubeSat standard, which allows them to be launched in groups, maximizing the use of space on rockets. They can be equipped with various instruments and sensors, enabling them to gather data and perform tasks in low Earth orbit. Their development has contributed to advancements in space technology and increased access to space for educational and commercial purposes.