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Month: July 2019

The satellites subsystems

14 July 2019 MarFTin 6 Comments

Most of the challenges facing satellites are the same for every mission and thus we can distinguish a few subsystems…

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Posted in: Astronautics Filed under: ADSC, battery, hardware, propulsion, satellite, solar panels, subsystem, thermal control, TT&C

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