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    partner. This causes one hemisphere constantly to face the partner body. Usually‚ at any given time only the satellite is tidally locked around the larger body‚ but if the difference in mass between the two bodies and their physical separation is small‚ each may be tidally locked to the other‚ as is the case between Pluto and Charon. This effect is employed to stabilize some artificial satellites. Contents   [hide]  1 Mechanism 1.1 Tidal bulges 1.2 Bulge dragging 1.3 Resulting torque 1.4 Orbital

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    Andromeda Strain follows the emergence of an alien space germ that reaches Earth via the crash of a top secret U.S. satellite near a small Arizona town‚ told over a five day period. Government agency “Wildfire”‚ specially designated for such biological threats‚ arrives to find everyone but an old man and a baby dead‚ also retrieving the satellite. After realizing the the satellite supposedly sent to “harmlessly” research dusts and microorganisms was truly based upon biological warfare‚ the Wildfire

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    Satellites are the most notably as a technology dependent on space flight. There are three distinct areas of satellite technologies that have advanced society that is a direct result of spaceflight. They are communication systems‚ satellite navigation systems‚ and Remote sensing systems.14 Many Communications Systems that we use today rely directly on satellites‚ which would not be possible without spaceflight. At any given time our satellite communications grid‚ is the

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    to the Moon‚ and Reconnaissance Satellites. The Space Race started October 4‚ 1957‚ when the Soviet space satellite “Sputnik” was launched. This led to a massive panic by the American population and government. America was scared that Sputnik was capable of launching nuclear weapons from space‚ feeling that the USA would be rendered almost defenseless from those types of attacks. The USSR tried to make it quite clear that Sputnik was not a weapon or spy satellite‚ but instead was made simply to

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    foot antennas set in concrete and resembling that also aided in long range communication. During the Gulf of Tonkin exposed unreliability of radio circuits. An experimental communication satellite was rushed to Vietnam to help with the undertaking. The Communication satellite SYNCOM‚ was the first use of a satellite in a combat

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    behaviours were enforced by the government which made it impossible to accomplish certain space objectives. Thus private institutions came into being. Benefits of private space agencies were many. The new satellites built were light and the turnaround time was very less. It dealt with small satellite manufacture with frugal innovation. 7.1 SpaceX Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (SpaceX) is an American manufacturer and space transport service provider with headquarters in the USA. It was founded

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    Cosmo was a no-sponsor‚ which means he was an orphan‚ but he escaped from Clarissa Frayne and joined the supernaturalists. The supernaturalists go around Satellite City and try to shoot the parasites.

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    5 2.1. Background 5 2.2. The objective and role of the new satellite 5 2.3. How the satellite will capture images 5 2.4. Effects of orbits on temporal and spatial resolutions

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    guidance would be helpful!) Satellite ToolKit Interplanetary Tutorial STK Version 9 INITIAL SETUP 1) Open STK. Choose the “Create a New Scenario” button. 2) Name your scenario and‚ if you would like‚ enter a description for it. The scenario time is not too critical – it will be updated automatically as we add segments to our mission. 3) STK will give you the opportunity to insert a satellite. (If it does not‚ or you would like to add another satellite later‚ you can click on the Insert

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    Maersk Pest Analysis

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    waste in Cornish waters after being captured on satellite‚ in what has been called a landmark case in the battle against the pollution of the seas. A Singaporean-registered Maersk Group tanker was found guilty and fined £22‚500 yesterday for dumping a mixture of palm oil and tank cleaning fluid within 12 miles of Land’s End last year - leaving a slick 20 miles long. The unique trial at Truro Magistrates Court has been highlighted as the first time satellite footage has been used by the Maritime and Coastguard

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