Prior to that, (http://www.space.com/23646-ors3-rocket-launch-satellites-description.html) in 2013 , NASA used a Minotaur 1 rocket to place 29 satellites
in orbit.
Indian Space Agency To Launch 104 Satellites On A Single Rocket
To reduce the influences of human factors
in orbit optimizations [4-9], CPC-based OM is presented, and the accelerating convergence approach will be introduced in Section 4 to develop DCPC-based OM.
A Novel Double Cluster and Principal Component Analysis-Based Optimization Method for the Orbit Design of Earth Observation Satellites
The results show that the proposed robust adaptive filtering algorithm can better cope with the interference of noise and uncertainty of system model parameter which provide a higher accuracy of attitude determination results under the premise of errors existing
in orbit parameters determination.
Robust adaptive filter for small satellite attitude estimation based on magnetometer and gyro
Two further homes
in Orbit Street and Bedford Street were broken into on Sunday.
Police appeal after burglaries
Kaltenegger also said the new results can't rule out the possibility that these possible planets are
in orbit, and that they may only have the mass of Saturn, about a third of Jupiter's.
Astronomers discover possibility of planets without orbits
But with the United States' era of manned space flight coming to an end, the Space Age belongs to the past - a transition underscored by NASA's announcement that America's only vehicles for putting human beings
in orbit, the space shuttle fleet, will be headed for public display in four museums.
Nostalgia for the Space Age
In other eases, the dwarf remains
in orbit around the two stars.
What's a planet? New riddles beyond the solar system
The baroque quality of many proposed schemes--like building massive solar collectors
in orbit that would beam the energy generated back to Earth in the form of microwaves--has only meant setbacks.
Beyond Columbia: is there a future for humanity in space?
American and Soviet space-crafts dock
in orbit for the first time.
Key events in space exploration. (Skills Master 2)
How high up must these objects be and how fast must they travel to stay
in orbit? When was the first orbiting spacecraft launched?
Floating In Space
Since the launch of the Soviet "Sputnik I" in 1957, over 4,500 spacecraft have been hurled from the Earth's surface, nearly half of which remain
in orbit. According to the new book Orbital Debris: A Technical Assessment, only about 10 percent of these craft are still functional; the rest simply constitute space junk, very expensive garbage.
Garbage in orbit: debris from 40 years of space exploration presents a thorny disposal problem
As is, shuttle prices are so high that NASA is having trouble getting planetary probes and communication satellites
in orbit, objects with a tiny fraction of the weight necessary for serious manned space flight.
Mars Beckons: The Mysteries, the Challenges and the Expectations of Our Next Great Adventure in Space
Coverage of the system lags behind that of GPS, and the full system is not expected to be
in orbit until 1995.
Background to and applications of Navstar/GPS
The Wilkinson Microwave Auisotropy Probe (WMAP), which measures the cosmic background radiation, is
in orbit there.
Navigating celestial currents: math leads spacecraft on joy rides through the solar system