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Sun oriented and powered, 3 axis and spin stabilized cubesats

Falbel et al., 2002

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13036421685183886635
Author
Falbel G
Puig-Suari J
Peczalski A
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Proceedings, IEEE Aerospace Conference

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CubeSat, a 1 kg 10/spl times/10/spl times/10 cm/sup 3/picosatellite, has been developed by Stanford University and the California Polytechnic State University for use in student space experiments. These satellites are free flyers, and are ejected from" piggy back" canisters …
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