A new class of distributed space missions is emerging which requires hundreds to thousands of satellites for real-time, distributed, multi-point sensing to accomplish long …
Taking inspiration from the orbital dynamics of dust, we find that spacecraft length scaling is a means of enabling infinite-impulse orbits that require no feedback control. Our candidate …
JA Atchison, MA Peck - Journal of guidance, control, and dynamics, 2011 - arc.aiaa.org
Length Scaling in Spacecraft Dynamics Page 1 Length Scaling in Spacecraft Dynamics Justin A. Atchison ∗ and Mason A. Peck † Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 14853 DOI …
With the increasing diversification of space missions, the cube star, as a standard module- based miniature spacecraft, has gradually become increasing research interest and …
G McVittie, K Kumar - AIAA SPACE 2007 Conference & Exposition, 2007 - arc.aiaa.org
A recent trend in the design of satellites towards miniaturization has led to the concept of the femtosatellite, specifically a satellite with a mass of less than 100g. This paper outlines a …
W Storck, O Billett, M Jambusaria, A Sadhwani… - 2006 - digitalcommons.usu.edu
Abstract The Stanford Space Systems Development Laboratory (SSDL) is developing several CubeSat missions (including KatySat) that can benefit from onboard propulsion …
DJ Barnhart, T Vladimirova… - CANEUS: MNT for …, 2006 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
A new dimension of space mission architectures is emerging where hundreds to thousands of very small satellites will collectively perform missions in a distributed fashion. To support …
Abstract" Due to the launch safety constraints placed on university-built small satellites, designing a low-cost propulsion system to meet mission requirements presents a significant …
A Bruno, E Maghsoudi, MJ Martin - Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 2014 - arc.aiaa.org
CONTINUED progress in micro-and nanotechnology has renewed interest in satellite configurations built around microand nanosystems [1]. These configurations will enable …