DYNAMICS OF THE ORBITAL CABLE SYSTEM.

V. V. Beletskii; E. M. Levin

DYNAMICS OF THE ORBITAL CABLE SYSTEM.

V. V. Beletskii^*, E. M. Levin

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Abstract

The Orbital Cable System (OCS) consists of a vehicle with an engine, a long connecting cable (string) and a satellite-probe for low altitude geophysical explorations. Vehicle orbits the Earth at an altitude of 200-250 km and tows a probe at an altitude of 100-150 km.

Original language	English
State	Published - 1983
Externally published	Yes

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