NanoSats, or nanosatellites, are small satellites that typically weigh between 1 and 10 kilograms. They are designed for various applications, including Earth observation, communication, and scientific research. Due to their compact size, NanoSats are often more cost-effective to build and launch compared to traditional satellites, making space access more affordable for universities and small companies. These satellites can be deployed in groups, known as constellations, to enhance data collection and coverage. NanoSats often utilize commercial off-the-shelf components, which further reduces costs and development time. Their growing popularity is contributing to advancements in space technology and exploration.