.
Transfer.
Near earth.
Disposal.
Rendezvous.
Echo.
Score.
Milstar.
Telstar.
Retrieval.
Controlled.
Unscheduled.
Uncontrolled.
Autotrack.
Slave mode.
Forced track.
Manual track.
Station keeping maneuver.
On-orbit reconstitution.
End of life operations.
Disposal.
Iridium.
Beidou.
Meridian.
Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS).
Ion engine.
Gas-propellant.
Solid-propellant.
Liquid-propellant.
Manual track.
Forced track.
Slave mode.
Autotrack.
Hill.
Lake.
Ravine.
Mountain.
Zenit.
Dnepr.
Soyuz.
Proton.
Echo.
Score.
Milstar.
Telstar.
Flat mounting.
Body mounting.
Paddle mounting.
Shingle mounting.
Propulsion.
Electrical power.
Thermal control.
Telemetry, tracking, and control.
Pitch.
Crosslink.
Magnetometer.
Temperature profiler.
At least once a day.
Scheduled once a week.
Only when the satellite is maneuvered.
Only when tasked with a command support.
Solar arrays.
Rechargeable batteries.
Solar array drive assembly.
Radioisotope thermoelectric generators.
Low freezing point (wide range of operation).
Low heat of combustion per unit of propellant mixture.
Low toxicity and corrosiveness (easy handling and storage).
Large availability of raw materials and ease of manufacture.
Specific density.
Specific impulse.
Hygroscopicity.
Ignition uniformity.
Cow in a pasture.
Metal fencing around radar.
Antenna nearby emitting radio frequency (RF) energy.
A mountain range with an elevation of 9,500 feet.
Visible.
Infrared.
Signals intelligence (SIGINT).
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR).
Iridium.
Meridian.
Meteosat.
Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS).
Satellite bus.
Communications/payload.
Structures and mechanisms.
Telemetry, tracking, and control.
Gyroscopic.
Photoelectric.
Thermoelectric.
Electromagnetic.
Active.
Passive.
Radiators.
Cryogenic.
45°.
90°.
120°.
180°.
Arianespace.
Guiana Space Center.
China National Space Administration.
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
Guiana Space Center.
Israeli launch facility.
Indian Space Research Organization.
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
Primary.
Secondary.
Tertiary.
Fuel cell.
Heat recovery.
Fuel cell stack.
Fuel processor.
Current inverters and conditioners.
High density.
Hygroscopic.
Safe and easy to handle.
Smokeless and flashless.
Vanes and louvers.
Mirrors and louvers.
Vanes and sun shields.
Mirrors and sun shields.
Passive.
Passive beacon.
Beacon transponder.
Pseudo-random noise.
White Sands Missile Range.
Poker Flats Research Range.
Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
The mobile service tower is rolled away from the vehicle and secured.
Fire and safety personnel inspect the launch pad for fire and safety hazards.
A final check of the vehicle and vehicle power is switched to internal power.
A simulated flight verifies all functions from engine ignition to payload separation.
Global Positioning System (GPS).
Wideband global satellite communication (SATCOM) system (WGS).
Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP).
Defense Satellite Communications System (DSCS).
Military Strategic and Tactical Relay (Milstar).
Global Positioning System (GPS).
Wideband global satellite communication (SATCOM) system (WGS).
Defense Satellite Communications System (DSCS).
Two hours.
Four hours.
Six hours.
12 hours.
Booms used to deploy solar arrays.
Space launch vehicle’s payload fairing.
Components connecting various satellite sections together.
Equipment for separating the satellite from the launch vehicle.
Testing.
Transport.
Pre-launch.
Manufacture.
Bipropellant.
Tripropellant.
Solid propellant.
Monopropellant.
Tracking.
Acquiring.
Maneuvering.
Commanding.
Early orbit determination.
Weekly scheduling data.
Line of sight solution.
Re-entry assessment.
Satellite Catalog (SATCAT).
Early Orbit Determination.
Time of Closest Approach (TCA).
Calculated Time of Approach.
JSpOC generates it.
Orbital analyst creates it.
Space operator creates it.
Automated Remote Tracking Station’s (ARTS) tracking, range, and rate receiver (TRR) ground station equipment creates it.
Military Strategic and Tactical Relay (Milstar).
Global Positioning System (GPS).
Wideband global satellite communication (SATCOM) system (WGS).
Defense Satellite Communications System (DSCS).
Sun shields.
Special mirrors.
Thermal blankets.
Layers of quartz or sapphire.
Yaw.
Roll.
Stall.
Pitch.
Visible.
Infrared.
Signals Intelligence.
Synthetic Aperture Radar.
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