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...e around [[Uranus]] and two around [[Neptune]], bringing their total known satellites to 28 and 16, respectively. [https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/astronome ...

..., [[Globalstar]] and [[Orbcomm]], which are comprised by dozens of similar satellites which are put in orbit at regularly spaced positions and form a [[mesh netw [[Category:Satellites]] ...

...tioning System]] which uses multiple one-way time transfers from different satellites, with positional information and other advanced means of delay compensation ...s by precisely measuring the transit time of signals received from several satellites. These distances combined geometrically with precise orbital information i ...

...he ground have to follow the position of the satellites and switch between satellites frequently. ...er=Satellites.spacesim.org |access-date=2016-02-10}}</ref> Communications satellites use a wide range of radio and [[microwave]] [[frequencies]]. To avoid signa ...

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...ription|1960s NASA program which developed and tested nuclear reactors for satellites}} ...determined that nuclear power plants were technically feasible for use on satellites.<ref name="SNAP">{{cite book|author=William R. Corliss|title=SNAP NUCLEAR P ...

Former NASA physicist [[John C. Mankins]]'s vision of launching thousands of satellites into space, gathering solar energy from the Sun and beaming it down to Eart ...

...t-open-source-3-d-printed-air-bearing-based-attitude-simulator-for-cubesat-satellites/ </ref> When transporting solar panels for satellites in a launching rocket, these must be folded. After reaching orbit, they unf ...

...new belt creates aurora at Samoa and unexpectedly knocks out 3 artificial satellites. ...

...igion, [[telegraph]] and railroad, the radio and airplanes, television and satellites, mobile phones and cars). ...

...www.acc-cca.ca/reg/viewabstract.php?id=221&cf=3 "Maple Leaves, Beavers and Satellites: Technological Nationalism as Philosophy and Theory"], a paper presented by ...

#In 1985, Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries launched two communications satellites called [[ArabSat]]....Their use in...education is limited only by the imagi ...

...ial (soft nickel-iron rods) has been used in damping the angular motion of satellites in low Earth orbit since the dawn of the space age.<ref>{{cite tech report ...

...with arms control treaties signed between the two superpowers. To use spy satellites in such a manner is often referred to in treaties as "national technical me ...

...e to go, when, how fast, which way and why to use a car at all. Computers, satellites or the Internet can be defined in terms of these above three dimensions. An ...

...itational field from this quadrupole is extremely important for artificial satellites close to Earth, it is less important for the Moon because the <math>{1}/{|\ ...

...net neutrality for landline Internet and no net neutrality for mobile and satellites. ...

...ncept of collecting [[solar power]] in [[outer space]] with '''solar power satellites''' ('''SPS''') and distributing it to [[Earth]]. Its advantages include a h ...settlement/ssp/library/1981-OTA-SolarPowerSatellites.pdf|title=Solar Power Satellites. Office of Technology Assessment, August 1981. 297 pages.|access-date=2009- ...

...]]) as electrical power supply on a number of Soviet military surveillance satellites between 1967 and 1988.<ref> ...