'Orbit period' diaporamas de présentation

The Solar System

The Solar System. Earth is not even the beginning!. Our Solar System. How the Solar System Formed. Large explosion sent gas and dust flying Gravity forced particles together Tighter And Tighter And even tighter Until they began to heat because of friction

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More Satellite Orbits

More Satellite Orbits. Introduction to Space Systems and Spacecraft Design Space Systems Design. More Orbits. Importance of Orbits to Mission. When should you start analyzing orbits to satisfy mission requirements? Can the orbit effect any of the following in the mission design?

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Aerobraking

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BRITE Satellites

Cubic form factor (20cm/side) with mass < 8kg Pre-deployed antennas and booms Telescope (Blue and Red): 11 Megapixel CCD Aperture = 3cm FOV = 24 ? 30 arcsec/pixel Three-axis attitude control ( ?1.5 arcminute stability) UHF and S-Band communication. BRITE Satellites. BRITE Satellites.

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THEMIS IDPU FSW V4 Mission Profile Tests Peter Harvey Michael Ludlam

THEMIS IDPU FSW V4 Mission Profile Tests Peter Harvey Michael Ludlam. Agenda. Agenda Overview of Science Objectives MPT Objectives and Method Typical Orbit Simulations Instrument Required Operations (FGM to ESA) Instrument Scripts Simulation Results Conclusion. P1. P4. P5. P3.

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THEMIS IDPU FSW V4 Mission Profile Tests Peter Harvey Michael Ludlam

THEMIS IDPU FSW V4 Mission Profile Tests Peter Harvey Michael Ludlam. Agenda. Agenda Overview of Science Objectives MPT Objectives and Method Typical Orbit Simulations Instrument Required Operations (FGM to ESA) Instrument Scripts Simulation Results Conclusion. P1. P4. P5. P3.

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Ultimate Mars Journey

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Saturn

Saturn. AJ Dickerson 3/4/14. Description. Saturn is hot 12,000k at the core. Saturn radiates more energy then it receives from the sun. Saturn is similar to Jupiter it is a rocky core and has a liquid hydrogen over the layer. Moons.

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Saturn

Saturn. AJ Dickerson 3/4/14. Description. Saturn is hot 12,000k at the core. Saturn radiates more energy then it receives from the sun. Saturn is similar to Jupiter it is a rocky core and has a liquid hydrogen over the layer. -288 degrees Fahrenheit. Moons.

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Venus

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