LIVE TELEMETRY

BepiColombo MTM Staging & Deep Space Telemetry Console

ESA/JAXA Mercury Planetary Orbiter + Mio vs Mercury Transfer Module (MTM)
2D Relative Staging Separation Dynamics
STATUS: NOMINAL CLEARANCE
TARGET: MPO / Mio Composite
JETTISON: Spent MTM Stage
REL SEPARATION: 126.0 m
CLEARANCE SPHERE (120m): CLEAR (T+300s)
COLLISION PROB: < 10⁻⁷
Separation Impulse (Δv) 0.42 m/s
Attitude Push-off Offset (θ) 0.0°
Simulation Elapsed Time 300 s
Cebreros Deep-Space Station (DSA 2) Link Telemetry
CARRIER: PHASE-LOCKED
One-Way Light Delay
8.33
min (499.8 s)
Distance to Earth
1.002
AU (149.9M km)
Cebreros Dish
35.0
metres beam aperture
Carrier Freq (X-band)
8.420
GHz downlink
Received Carrier (Pc/N0)
48.4
dB-Hz (Nominal)
Doppler Shift (Downlink)
+11.8
kHz relative drift
Mission Milestone Time Track (CEST - Sep 3, 2026) 15:53 CEST
Cebreros Antenna Elevation 42.5°
Spacecraft Transmitter EIRP 78.0 dBW
Telemetry Sequence Flight Log (Deterministic Audit Trail)
4 EVENT ENTRIES
Timestamp (UTC/CEST) Milestone Stage Rel Distance (m) Rel Velocity (m/s) Light Time (OWLT) Carrier SNR (dB-Hz) Cebreros Lock Envelope Status

Trace constant-speed separation and the source milestone clamp

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This explainer traces the saved separation simulator assumptions, not a live mission report. The default separation speed is point four two meters per second. Straight-line motion for three hundred seconds gives one hundred twenty-six meters. At six hundred seconds it gives two hundred fifty-two. Both bars use two pixels per meter. The source multiplies speed by time and uses the Euclidean length of horizontal and vertical components, so changing alignment rotates the vector without changing this distance magnitude. The source declares clearance at one hundred twenty meters. It divides that distance by separation speed to estimate threshold time. At point four two meters per second the threshold is about two hundred eighty-five point seven one seconds; at point six it is two hundred seconds. Both bars use one point five pixels per second. This toy threshold does not include gravity, contact dynamics or trajectory uncertainty. Alignment offsets beyond ten degrees and speeds below point two independently flag a source hazard. The milestone buttons display mission-style clock labels, but the source clamps every selected time to at most twelve hundred simulation seconds. Both the fourteen-thirty button, whose metadata is eighteen hundred seconds, and the fifteen-fifty-three button, whose metadata is six thousand seven hundred eighty, therefore set twelve hundred. At the default speed both produce five hundred four meters. Both bars use one pixel per meter. The exact source clamp is preserved; clock labels are not an independent reconstruction of mission elapsed time.

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