Table of Contents Ch. 1: The First Small Satellites: Sputnik, Explorer, and Vanguard Ch. 2: The History of Small Satellites Ch. 3: Clementine: The Rebirth of Smaller, High-Value Missions Ch. 4: The Role of AMSAT in the Evolution of Small Satellites Ch. 5: Origin of CubeSat Ch. 6: Coalition Operationally Responsive Space: A "100 Satellite" Solution Ch. 7: The United States Air Force Academy FalconSAT Small Satellite Program Ch. 8: The United States Naval Academy Small Low-Cost APRS Satellites Ch. 9: The Naval Postgraduate School Small Satellites Program Ch. 10: The UK's First Nanosatellite—SNAP-1 Ch. 11: Microvariability and Oscillations of STars (MOST) Mission: Canada's First Microsatellite and Space Telescope Ch. 12: TUBSAT: The Technical University of Berlin Satellite Program Ch. 13: Proba: ESA's Series of Small Satellite Testbeds Ch. 14: A Revolutionary Approach to Spacecraft Design, Production, and Operations: Orbital's MicroStar Satellite Ch. 15: Japan's Small Scientific Satellite, "INDEX" (Reimei) Ch. 16: Mini AERCam: The Miniature Autonomous Extravehicular Robotic Camera Ch. 17: Developing and Maturing Microsatellite Formation Flight Technology Ch. 18: A Mass-Producible Glass/Ceramic Micropropulsion Unit for a Co-Orbiting Satellite Assistant (COSA) Mission Ch. 19: Toward Space-Based Wireless Sensor Networks Ch. 20: Picosatellites at The Aerospace Corporation Ch. 21: Small Satellite Mission Design and Operations Ch. 22: Small Satellites: Space Debris and Reentry Hazards Ch. 23: The Future of Small Satellites Ch. 24: The Generation After Next: Satellites as an Assembly of Mass-Producible Functionalized Modules