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RSONAR: Data-Driven Evaluation of Dual-Use Star Tracker for Stratospheric Space Situational Awareness (SSA). [PDF]
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PTHrP induces breast cancer bone metastases via microbial-dependent expansion of TNF/IL-17-producing T cells. [PDF]
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α-Linolenic acid-driven nano-liposomes from purslane seed oil modulate p-JAK2/p-STAT3 to combat acute liver failure. [PDF]
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A Catalog of Rotational Velocities of the Stars
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Star Catalog Generation for Satellite Attitude Navigation Using Density Based Clustering
: A new method to generate star catalog using density-based clustering is proposed. It identifies regions of a high star density by using Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Application with Noise (DBSCAN) algorithm.
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Generation of Guide Star Catalog for Star Trackers
IEEE Sensors Journal, 2018In this paper, a novel guide star catalog generation algorithm is presented, which is a crucial part of an advanced star tracker design since the performance and reliability of star identification and attitude determination depend on the guide star selection.
Gangyi Wang, Jian Li, Xinguo Wei
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On the making of Ptolemy’s star catalog
Archive for History of Exact Sciences, 2020Already Tycho Brahe suspected that Ptolemy adopted his star coordinates from a star catalog by Hipparchus. The aim of this paper is to prove this by a statistical analysis. First, given that Hipparchus used an equatorial coordinate system and that Ptolemy produced an ecliptic-based star catalog, a derivation of ecliptical coordinates from equatorial ...
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The Gaia Attitude Star Catalog
Astronomy and Computing, 2016Abstract We describe the Attitude Star Catalog produced for the Gaia mission. This catalog is being used by Gaia for the first on-ground attitude reconstruction. Originally it was simply a subset of the Initial Gaia Source List but this subset did not meet the isolation requirements and it contained a significant number of double entries. As a result
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