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Orientation and motion of a plasma discontinuity from single‐spacecraft measurements: Generic residue analysis of Cluster data [PDF]
B. U. Ö. Sonnerup +5 more
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Launch support: Managing complementor bottlenecks in the disruptive innovation of small satellites
Abstract Research Summary Through both qualitative and quantitative analyses of large‐rocket providers' support for small‐satellite manufacturers before the emergence of small rockets, we examine how disruptors to an incumbent ecosystem gain support from complementors of the incumbent technology.
Yue Song, Yue Maggie Zhou, Xiaoping Zhao
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Generating Planar Trajectories for Neptunian System Exploration Using Motion Primitives. [PDF]
Miceli GE, Bosanac N.
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This article discusses the “lab‐to‐life” journey of supercapacitors, highlighting various electrode materials including carbon‐based materials, transition metal oxides, MXenes, high‐entropy materials, and hybrid composites, along with advanced electrode materials engineering strategies.
Snehal L. Kadam +6 more
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A Multi-Modal Decision-Level Fusion Framework for Hypervelocity Impact Damage Classification in Spacecraft. [PDF]
Zhang K +4 more
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Effect of Boulder‐Size Distributions on Thermally Derived Rock Abundances on the Moon
Abstract Rock abundance, defined as the surface's fractional area covered by rocks, is used to characterize the Moon's regolith, decipher its impact history, and assess potential landing sites. By definition, it should be agnostic to rock‐size distributions. However, it has been suggested that rock abundances, derived from surface temperatures measured
Brian Amaro +4 more
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Coronal Streamer Brightness Profiles Investigated with BriLo Using Parker Solar Probe White-Light Data. [PDF]
Cappello GM +10 more
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Abstract The Lunar Trailblazer smallsat mission High‐resolution Volatiles and Minerals Moon Mapper (HVM3) science instrument was designed to acquire targeted spectral image cubes of the lunar surface at visible to shortwave infrared (VSWIR) wavelengths (0.6–3.6 μm) in an effort to understand the distribution, abundance, and form (OH, H2O, ice) of lunar
Angela M. Dapremont +13 more
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