A nanosatellite is a small satellite that typically weighs between 1 and 10 kilograms. These compact satellites are often used for various purposes, including Earth observation, scientific research, and technology demonstration. Due to their size, they are more cost-effective to build and launch compared to larger satellites. Nanosatellites are often deployed in groups, known as constellations, to enhance their capabilities. They can be equipped with various instruments, such as cameras and sensors, to collect data. Their development has been accelerated by advancements in technology, making space more accessible for universities and small companies.