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Free-Space Optical Communication for Spacecraft and Satellites, including CubeSats in Low Earth Orbit (LEO)

Peter M. Goorjian

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A static system is described, and computed results for it are shown for laser beam transmissions from a Cubstat in low Earth orbit. This system can replace current architectures which use dynamical systems (moving parts).

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A static system is described, and computed results for it are shown for laser beam transmissions from a Cubstat in low Earth orbit. This system can replace current architectures which use dynamical systems (moving parts).

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A static system is described, and computed results for it are shown for laser beam transmissions from a Cubstat in low Earth orbit. This system can replace current architectures which use dynamical systems (moving parts).

Key concepts: Spacecraft, Aerospace engineering, Low earth orbit, Orbit (dynamics), Geocentric orbit, Medium Earth orbit, Astrobiology, Earth's orbit

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