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Aerospace: Conversations with a space shuttle Keeping experimenters in touch with orbiter-launched payloads requires a new earth-based communications support system

Cay Weitzman

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Describes briefly the earth-based communication support system for the space shuttle missions.

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Describes briefly the earth-based communication support system for the space shuttle missions.

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Describes briefly the earth-based communication support system for the space shuttle missions.

Key concepts: Launched, Orbiter, Space Shuttle, Aerospace, Aerospace engineering, Aeronautics, Spacecraft, Low earth orbit

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