Примеры использования A microsatellite на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Development of a microsatellite.
INTASAT had weighed about 25 kg and had measured 45 centimetres in diameter,corresponding to what was currently called a microsatellite.
For instance, development of a microsatellite control system was carried out by ScanEx in the past three years.
The payload, a Polarization and Directionality of the Earth's Reflectances(POLDER) instrument,will be carried on a microsatellite from the Myriade series.
The aim of the project is to launch a microsatellite with the accelerometer on board as the only scientific instrument.
To meet this goal,“Mesbah”, a small research satellite project,has been defined for design and development purposes as a microsatellite for launch to LEO.
If it is included in a microsatellite, any radio enthusiast will be able to receive its broadcasts finding the right frequency.
The Joint Australian Engineering Satellite(JAESAT) project was created in 1997, by the Australian Space Research Institute, CRCSS andthe Queensland University of Technology, to design, construct, launch and operate a microsatellite.
The project on the development of a microsatellite electrical power supply system was undertaken by the research team from the Faculty of Energetics.
RedWorks from the USA and Space is More from Poland, companies lobbying for asteroid mining(Deep Space Industries and Planetary Resources), and bottom-up initiatives, such as The Planetary Society,a non-profit organisation, which has already raised 1.2 million dollars for constructing a microsatellite propelled by solar wind.
At the end of this year we will also be putting into orbit a microsatellite to assess the use of liquid connectors in fluid accelerometers.
It is a microsatellite weighing 50 kg that is compatible with an Ariane launcher and is capable of three-colour stereo imaging of Earth.
Two major projects have recently been developed:the Aerospace web channel and EduSat, a microsatellite carrying teaching payloads, developed by the School of Aerospace Engineering of the Sapienza University of Rome.
As a microsatellite with a 15-centimetre aperture telescope and a highly optimized baffle, NEOSSat will be able to search down to 45 degrees of solar elongation and plus or minus 40 degrees or more from the ecliptic.
Science club team won a grant to launch a microsatellite and was invited to Norway to take part in a practical experiment.
MICROSCOPE will be a microsatellite in the CNES Myriade series equipped with field emission electric propulsion units and two differential accelerometers.
JAXA is studying an active space debris removal system,which consists of a small spacecraft(a microsatellite capable of a piggyback launch with other payloads) that transfers large debris objects occupying useful orbits to a disposal orbit.
It was reported that a microsatellite with a mass of less than 100 kg,a potential payload capability of 30 kg with a power budget of 20 W and a data rate of 8 megabits per second had been proposed.
The project's objective is the development of a microsatellite in order to analyse orbit parameters; improve satellite control; to test the on-board computer and its basic components; and carry out research on the technologies of Earth observation, aimed at obtaining information about the land surface of the Republic of Moldova, in particular.
Under a special theme on marine and coastal ecosystems,the Committee noted a feasibility study undertaken in Canada for a microsatellite that would assess the health of coastal and inland waters by providing ecological information on coastal waters; monitoring hazards, discharges, effluents and pollution events; assessing the well-being of marine coastal ecosystems; and detecting, monitoring and predicting harmful algal blooms.
The next programme is to develop a remote sensing microsatellite to support national food security.
Microsatellite technology is a good example of how space applications could be integrated.
SUNSAT is a 60-kilogram microsatellite being developed by a team of 27 graduate students at the University of Stellenbosh.
In September 2000, TiungSAT-1, a 50 kg microsatellite, was placed in a low-Earth circular orbit with a mission lifetime of three years.
These works have a common object of study(microsatellite) and a common goal- improving the quality management system microsatellite by improving its system of orientation and stabilization.
The design of a second microsatellite is now under way.
A new microsatellite called Chibis, with a total mass of 40 kg, is now being developed.
Astrid-2, a second microsatellite(30 kg) for space plasma physics, is planned for launch in late 1997/early 1998.