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ThIrd Edition Library of Congress CataJoging-in-PubUcation Data A C.I.P. Catalogue record for this book is available from the Library of Congress. ISBN 1-881883-10-8 (pb) (acid-free paper) ISBN 0-7923-5901-1 (hb) (acid-free paper) CUller photo of Earth from Space: V'1eW of /ifrlca and the Inditm OceQII taken in Dec. 1972, by Apollo 17 the last of the Apollo mlssUms to explore the Moon. Photo courtesy of NASA. • CUller design by JeQlline Newcomb and Joy Saktzguchi. Published jointly by Microcosm Press 401 Coral Circle, E1 Segundo, CA 90245-4622 USA and K1uwer Academic Publishers, P.O. Box 17, 3300 AA Dordrecht, The Netherlands. K1uwer Academic Publishers incorporates the pubIishing programmes of D. Reidel, Martinus Nijhoff, Dr_ W. Junk and MTP Press. Sold and distributed in the USA and Canada by Microcosm, Inc. 401 Coral Circle, El Segundo, CA 90245-4622 USA and Kluwer Academic Publishers, 101 Philip Drive. Norwell. MA 02061 USA In all other countries, sold and distributed by K1uwer Academic Publishers Group, P.O. Box 322, 3300 AA Dordrecht, The Netherlands. Printed on acifJ-free paper All Rights Reserved
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Page 9 and 10: Preface Preface the project. Michae
Page 11 and 12: 2 The Space Mission Analysis and De
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98 Space Mission Geometry 5.1 5.1 I
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102 Space MissIon Geometry 5.] 5.1
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106 Space Mission Geometry 5.1 5.1
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110 Space Mission Geometry 5.2 The
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118 Space Mission Geometry 5.3 appr
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130 Space Mission Geometry near the
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134 Introduction to Astrodynamics 6
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142 Introduction to Astrodynamlcs 6
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146 Introduction to Astrodynamlcs 6
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150 Introduction to Astrodynamies 6
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158 Introduction to Astrodyuamics 6
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162 Orbit and CoDStellatlon Design
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166 Orbit and Constellation Design
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170 Orbit and CoDStellation Design
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174 Orbit ~d CoDStellation Design 7
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178 Orbit and CoDStellation Design
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182 Orbit and CoDSteDation Design 7
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206 The Space Environment and Survi
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226 The Splli:e Environment and Sur
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238 The Space Enm-omnent and Surviv
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T 242 Space Payload Design and Sizi
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Space Payload Design and Sizing 9.1
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2SO Space Payload Design and Sizing
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'q 254 Space Pa~load Design and Siz
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258 Space Payload Design and Sizing
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338 Spacecraft Design ami Sizing 10
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354 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.1 11.1
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362 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.1 In a
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366 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.1 11_1
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442 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.s deci
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454 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.5 To s
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458 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.s •
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466 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.6 TABL
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478 Spacecraft Subsystems 1l.6 11.6
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482 Spa~So~~~ 11.6 11.6 structures
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494 Spacecraft Subsystems 11.6 Mass
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498 Spacecraft Subsystems lL7 Earth
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514 Spacecraft Subsystems autonomou
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518 Spaceeraft Subsystems Wertz, Ja
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522 Spacecraft Manufacture and Test
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526 Spacecraft Manufacture and Test
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534 Communications Architecture 13.
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[1 538 Communications Arcbiteetore
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554 CommunicatioDS Arcbitedure 13.3
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594 Mission Operations 14.1 14.1 De
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598 Mission Operations 14.1 14.1 De
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606 Mission Operations 14,2 14.2 Ov
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610 Mission Operations 14.2 14.3 Es
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1 618 Mission Operations References
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622 Ground System Design and Sizing
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718 Space Propulsion Symems Fursten
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734 Launch Systems Section 6.4 disc
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I 746 ~pace Manufacturing and ReUab
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786 Cost Modeling 20.1 20.1 Introdu
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818 Cost Modeling References Abrams
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822 Limits on Mission Design 21.1 A
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830 Limits on Mission Design 21.1 2
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842 Limits on Mission Design 21.2 2
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854 Design of Low-Cost Spacecraft S
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858. Design of Low-Cost Spacecraft
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862 Design of Low-Cost Spacecraft 2
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886 Applying the Space Mission Anal
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890 Applying the Space Mission Anal
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894 Appendix A Appendix A Mass Dist
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898 AppendixB TABLE B-2. Physical P
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Elliptical Orbit Equations 903 Argu
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906 AppenttixD Spherical Geometry 9
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910 AppendixD TABLE D-5. Geometric
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914 AppendixE T Universal Time and
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918 AppendixE appropriate) to the n
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922 AppendixF Units and Conversion
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926 AppendixF Units and Conversion
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930 Index Index 931 Algorithms Anom
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934 Index Index 935 CCIT (CoDSUltat
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938 Index Index 939 Crosslinks (See
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942 Index Index 943 Ellipticity of
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T 954 Index • Index 955 MIL-STD-4
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~c 962 Index Index 963 Principles R
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974 Index Index 975 Transfer Orbit
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Explanation of Earth Satellite Para
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Earth Satellite Parameters Earth Sa
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