-
maneuvers used to keep a
spacecraft in an ****igned
orbit Nautical stationkeeping,
maintaining a
seagoing vessel in a
position relative to
other vessels...
- the
typical delta-V is much
smaller than 0.5 m/sec.
Typical annual stationkeeping costs have been
around 1.0 m/sec for ACE and WIND, and much less than...
- a
particular point on the Earth's surface. The
orbit requires some
stationkeeping to keep its position, and
modern retired satellites are
placed in a...
- Torrance, California:
Microcosm Press. p. 220. ISBN 978-1-881-883-15-9. "
Stationkeeping in Mars orbit". www.planetary.org.
Retrieved 2017-11-21. Silva, Juan;...
- centimeters),
talking over the radio. At one
stage the
spacecraft were
stationkeeping so well that
neither crew had to make any
burns for 20 minutes. Schirra...
- propulsion—chemical
propulsion for
major maneuvers and
electric propulsion for
stationkeeping maneuvers or to
reduce the
propellant demands of
orbit changes. Electric...
-
Seamanship is the art, competence, and
knowledge of
operating a ship, boat or
other craft on water. The
Oxford Dictionary states that
seamanship is "The...
- ViaSat-3
class use
electric propulsion,
which requires less fuel for
stationkeeping operations over
their lifetime,
making them the
heaviest all-electric...
- SSCV
Sleipnir is a semi-submersible
crane vessel (SSCV)
owned and
operated by the Netherlands-based
Heerema Marine Contractors. It was
ordered in 2015...
-
extending about half the body's length, and are
apparently used for
stationkeeping in the
water column. The
pectoral fins are
inserted low on the body...
