The first Catalan nanosatellite, Enxaneta, lifted off this morning at 7.07 after the launch had to be postponed twice this weekend. Monitoring the flow of rivers and water reserves, tracking wildlife and being able to protect it, receiving weather data from stations in remote places or watching herds and crops to detect diseases and define more efficient strategies will be among the tasks it will carry out from its orbit 500 kilometres above the Earth. The launch of the small device from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, which could be followed live on ensposemenorbita.cat, was due to take place this Saturday at 07:07:12 from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, one of the former Soviet republics of Central Asia. However, it was finally postponed twice due to technical problems. This morning it was finally launched.