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In Vitro Fish Cell Culture: From Primary Muscle Cells to Cell-Based Meat in Cyprinidae. [PDF]

Biology (Basel)
Setthawong P, Jantrachotechatchawan C, Netmanee S, Tandikul N, Ariyachet C, Phuthong W, Srikulnath K.   +6 more
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Four-hour thunderstorm nowcasting using a deep diffusion model for satellite data. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Dai K, Li X, Fang J, Ye Y, Yu D, Su H, Xian D, Qin D, Wang J.   +8 more
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Modelling natural formations of LEO satellites

Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy, 2007
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Halsall, M, Palmer, PL
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Saturn’s F ring and shepherd satellites a natural outcome of satellite system formation

Nature Geoscience, 2015
Lying beyond Saturn’s main rings, the F ring is shepherded by two small satellites. Simulations suggest that this enigmatic configuration can result from the partial disruption of satellites in collisions at the edge of the main ring system.
Hyodo, Ryuki, Ohtsuki, Keiji
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Designing Natural Formations of Low-Earth-Orbiting Satellites

Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, 2009
In this paper, we describe possible natural formations for satellites in low Earth orbit that exploit the Earth's oblateness. These formations are based upon an analytic model of natural formations for satellites in nearly circular orbits, which has already been published, and explores the range of formations available.
Phil Palmer, Mark Halsall
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Solution set on the natural satellite formation orbits under first-order earth's non-spherical perturbation

Acta Mechanica Sinica, 2005
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Wang, Humei, Yang, Wei, Li, Junfeng
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Designing Natural Formations of LEO Satellites

2009
In this paper, we describe possible natural formations for satellites in low Earth orbit that exploit the Earth’s oblateness. These formations are based upon an analytic model of natural formations for satellites in nearly circular orbits, which has already been published, and explores the range of formations available.
Palmer, PL, Halsall, M
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Satellite Cluster Formation Reconfiguration Based on the Bifurcating Potential Field

Aerospace, 2022
Wanying Gao
exaly  

Robust Trajectory Tracking in Satellite Time-Varying Formation Flying

IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics, 2021
, Frank Lewis
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Ultra-Dense LEO Satellite Based Formation Flying

IEEE Transactions on Communications, 2021
Lingyang Song, Boya Di, Ruoqi Deng
exaly