Another major SATEDU feature is its low cost in terms of parts, in this case around 2,000.00 Usd. This cost contrasts with the acquisition price of the only commercial available system in the world, which sells for 8,000.00 Usd by Colorado Satellite Services, USA, and was originally developed by the US Air Force.

SATEDU SYSTEM HAS BEEN KNOWN BY NASA´S  ASTRONAUT JOSÉ HERNANDEZ
After knowing SATEDU system, Astronaut José Hernandez American Engineer of Mexican descent   believes it is feasible to employ it in a space experiment onboard the NASA´s Space Shuttle.
Astronaut José Hernández also recommended SATEDU to be firstly employed into a 0g Aeronautical Flight mission to validate the educative satellite in near zero gravity environment.
Right now the initiative for 0g Aeronautical Flight Mission is about to be started.

NASA´s Astronaut José Hernández	NASA´s Astronaut José Hernández and Dr. Esaú Vicente Vivas
Astronaut José Hernández                SATEDU being assembled
NASA´s Astronaut José Hernández and Astronaut José Hernández, SATEDU, and Eng. Fernando de la Peña (main promotor of the Mexican Space Agency)
NASA´s Astronaut José Hernández and Astronaut José Hernández and Eng. Rodrigo Córdova (satellite stabilization especialist) <--Regresar