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NASA Tests New Navigation System and Launches Exoplanet Camera
NASA tested a navigation system that allows satellites to find their position without GPS, while also launching an exoplanet camera readout system for its flagship telescope into orbit.
30 Aug, 08:30 — 30 Aug, 17:00
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual17h ago
NASA tests navigation system that lets satellites find position without GPS
NASA has tested FALCON, a system that lets satellites navigate without GPS by using other spacecraft and orbital debris as reference points. During a three-day test, the system autonomously improved the known orbits of more than 200 space objects while also calculating the position of NASA’s Starling spacecraft.
By TOI SCIENCE DESK
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ABB and Nüvü exoplanet camera readout system for NASA flagship telescope launched into orbit - Taiwan News
ABB and Nüvü exoplanet camera readout system for NASA flagship telescope launched into orbit Taiwan News
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First report: Times of India · 30 Aug, 08:30|Full coverage: 2 · 9h|Window: 9h
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