GEOSTATIONARY SPACECRAFT ATTITUDE AND ORBIT CONTROL BY MOTIONLESS ORBIT CONTROL THRUSTERS


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There is considered the application of the geostationary SC orbit control thrusters to attitude and orbit control together . It is analyzed the scheme of motionless thrusters. It is given the possible method to fulfill the orbit control thrusters firings with a control moments creation. It is considered the preferences and deficiencies of this method.

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