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... Satellite in 1960 (Courtesy of the SSPI Space Timeline).
The first dedicated civil Earth remote sensing satellite was the NASA Earth Resources Technology Satellite ...
... evolution of spacecraft—and communications satellites in particular—has been the pattern of “technology inversion”. This means that communications satellites have become larger, more ... technology have allowed many new advances in small satellite design and manufacture. Along with this so-called “cubesat” revolution has also come a wealth of new options for cost effective launch of small satellites ...
... mission needs, the program is laying the technological foundation for travel to nearby interstellar space. The In-Space Propulsion Technology Program's technology portfolio includes many advanced propulsion systems. From the next-generation ion ... . Propellantless propulsion technologies include scientific innovations such as solar sails and aerocapture. This paper will provide an overview of those propellantless and propellant-based advanced propulsion technologies that will most significantly advance our exploration ...
... we are considering novel ways of receiving data from an interstellar probe where conventional communication technologies are challenged by the considerable distances involved. It is theoretically possible for a craft ... a tight lock on the signal, including the use of a constellation of assisting satellites, and multiple antennas on the receiving craft. We suggest interstellar precursor missions that ...
... paper proposes and discusses the use of a biomimetic approach to conceive and design novel advanced space technological systems. The paper analyses the different phases of space missions, namely launch, transfer, parking ... exploration, and investigates possible advantages of a biomimetic approach for each of them. Bio-inspired technologies currently used in the space field are pointed out and new biomimetic concepts are proposed ...
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Defense Satellite Communications Systems satellite II
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... ADVANCES IN THE ... Satellite," "Project Score—Signal Corps Communication Satellite," "Space Missions for Ion Propulsion Systems," "Guidance for Interplanetary Landings," "Basic Research in Astrobiology," "Application of Lunar Theory to the Motion of Satellites ... Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical ...
... ADVANCES IN SPACE SCIENCE - Volume 1'''
by Ordway, F. I., III (ed)
''New York, 1959: Academic ... of a series of volumes on space science and technology, the: book covers power supplies for satellites and space vehicles, interplanetary rocket trajectories, interplanetary communications, manned space cabin systems, radiation and man in ...
... a CubeSat mission’s downlink access time. Rather than create a purpose built satellite communications ground station network this paper proposes that CubeSat mission designers could leverage existing, ...
Amateur radio operators may be characterized as early adopters of technology. As such enterprising members of the community have already adapted existing COTS hardware such as the Raspberry ...
... , advanced propulsion and power, astronautical systems and space vehicle design, space communication and instrumentation, and the lunar and planetary environment.
Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III
Category:Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology by Frederick I ...
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