Wood, 2008 - Google Patents
The evolution of deep space navigation: 1962-1989Wood, 2008
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- Wood L
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This paper describes how deep space navigational techniques evolved from the early 1960s through the late 1980s, focusing on both the observational data that were processed to obtain navigational information and the computational techniques that were employed …
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