...times and global coverage. Therefore, with the growth of the number of smallsat spacecraft follows an increased requirement to place these large constellations of small spacecraft in a wide set of locations. Out of the woodwork As the smallsat market...
...possible thanks to former ISE employee A.A. Sukhanov, who currently works at INPE. ISE suggested discussing the possibility of a small spacecraft joint project. The goal of the project is to fly to the Trojan asteroids for exploration. Our Mars rover...
... Layer to Network Layer View; IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials, vol. 18, no. 4, pp. 2442-2473, Fourth quarter 2016. 3 Small Spacecraft Technology State of Art, Mission Design Division Staff, NASA Ames Research Center, NASA/TP–2014–216648/REV1...
... challenges, JSpOC has identified several ‘responsible practices’ to facilitate better small spacecraft deployment and operations. These include asking spacecraft owner/operators to: • provide their requirements, orbital regimes, and deployment...
..., the NanoSail-D, a 10 square metre sail that deployed from a 3U CubeSat in low Earth orbit. [A CubeSat is a small spacecraft built from modular 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm cubes, each cube being 1U. A 3U CubeSat is built from three 1U modules.] NanoSail...
..., the plans regarding their applications became more ambitious to the extent that a propulsion system on-board small spacecraft would significantly expand the number of applications. Commercialisation demands a change in the paradigm of the specific...