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Satellites:     more books (100)

Transformers: Hunt for the Decepticons: Satellite Meltdown by Lucy Rosen, 2010-08-01 Jonas Bendiksen: Satellites Radar & Satellite Weather Interpretation for Pilots by Terry T. Lankford, 2002-06-21 Digital Television At Home: Satellite, Cable And Over-The-Air: Using, Controlling And Understanding Digital Tv Technologies by Gregory Dudek, 2008-12-17 An Introduction to Satellite Image Interpretation by Eric D. Conway, 1997-05-12 Satellite city by Mack Reynolds, 1975-01-01 Satellite Thermal Control Handbook (Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics Series) by David G. Gilmore, 1994-12 Employing Commercial Satellite Communications: Wideband Investment Options for DOD by Timothy Bonds, 2000-05-25 Weather Observation Satellites by Allan Cobb, 2003-03-01 Satellite Communications Systems Engineering (2nd Edition) by Wilbur Pritchard, Henri Suyderhoud, et all 1993-01-30 Digital Satellite Services: Installation and Maintenance by Robert L. Goodman, 1996-05-01 The Complete Guide to Satellite TV by Martin Clifford, 1984-04 The Arrl Satellite Anthology by American Radio Relay League, American Radio Relay League, 1999-11-01 Atlas of the Galilean Satellites by Paul Schenk, 2010-09-13

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41. Calendar Of Events
    Good calendar of meetings, with web links to the meetings. The focus is on space, satellites and satellite communications related events including conferences and training events.  
    http://www.satnews.com/free/calendar.html
    
    Extractions: Web: http://www.exhibitionsindia.com March 23-25 Beijing, China China Cable Broadcasting Network 2004 Tel: +852-2787-3662 Fax: +852-2787-4041 E-mail: wwg@imaschina.com Web: www.ccbn.tv March 23-25 Lotte Hotel, Jeju Island, Korea APSCC Workshop on Digital Satellite Broadcasting Mr. Inho Seo, Conference Director Tel:

42. Www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/applets/satellites.html
    http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/applets/satellites.html

43. PanAmSat : Page Moved
    Definitions for common terms used in satellite communications.  
    http://www.panamsat.com/sat/buzzwords/index.htm

44. Ce Site A Changé D Adresse Depuis Le 20 Décembre 2001. Si Vous N
    http://www.chez.com/satellites/
    
    Extractions: ici This site moved since December 20, 2001. You should automatically be redirected to the new location within a few seconds. If, for some reason you don't, please click here El direccionamiento de este sitio ha cambiado desde 20 de diciembre de 2001. Si no se te remite automáticamente a la nueva página, visítala ahora

45. El Direccionamiento De Este Sitio Ha Cambiado Desde 20 De
    Translate this page El direccionamiento de este sitio ha cambiado desde 20 de diciembre de 2001. Si no se te remite automáticamente a la nueva página, visítala ahora  
    http://www.chez.com/satellites/es/

46. CNN.com - China To Launch Six Weather Satellites - August 17, 2001
    http://cnn.com/2001/TECH/space/08/17/china.satellite.reut/index.html
    
    Extractions: Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW BEIJING, China (Reuters) China plans to launch six weather satellites between 2002 and the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, the official Xinhua news agency said on Friday. The satellites would help monitor and forecast weather for the Games, as well as having other benefits, it said. China would send the first, "Fengyun 1-D," into orbit before June 2002 using a Chinese-made Long March 4 rocket, the report said. More would be launched in 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2008, it quoted Dong Chaohua, director of the National Satellite Meteorological Center, as saying. China is eager to get a bigger slice of the lucrative international market for launching commercial satellites. Reuters

47. Jupiter Irregular Satellite And Moon Page
    Irregular satellites Regular satellites Trojans Jupiter family comets Since Jupiter is the largest planet in our Solar System it has influenced our  
    http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/~sheppard/satellites/
    
    Extractions: (Now Also The Giant Planet Satellite Page) Jupiter has been referred to as a mini Solar System because of the thousands of small bodies it directly controls through its gravity. Choose a link below to find out more about these minor bodies near and around Jupiter. Irregular satellites Regular satellites Trojans Jupiter family comets Since Jupiter is the largest planet in our Solar System it has influenced our neighborhood second only to the Sun. The other giant planets Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune also have regular and irregular satellites. Neptune has been found to have Trojan objects as well. Click on the planet link under its current satellite count to learn more about each of the satellite systems. Satellite Count Mercury=0 Venus=0 Earth=1 Mars=2 Jupiter=63 Saturn=31 Uranus=27 Neptune=13 Pluto=1 Recent Information Additional new satellites of Jupiter announced, S/2003 J22 and S/2003 J23 Uranus' New satellites Neptune's New satellite Saturn's New satellite ..... Download the Jupiter satellite paper (PDF) published in Nature Past Announcements New satellites of Jupiter discovered in 2003 Names for Jupiter satellites discovered in 2001, Saturn in 2000 and Uranus 2001

48. CNN.com - Space - Japan Unveils Final Plans For Spy Satellites - August 15, 2000
    http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/space/08/15/japan.spy.reut/index.html

49. New Satellites Of Jupiter 2003
    New satellites of Jupiter Discovered in 2003. . A work in progress Most recent update Feb. 4, 2004. Discovery of the New satellites.  
    http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/~sheppard/satellites/jup2003.html
    
    Extractions: A work in progress: Most recent update Feb. 4, 2004 This page describes the discovery of 23 new satellites of Jupiter, bringing the total of known Jupiter satellites to 63. Discovery of the New Satellites The majority of the new satellites were first seen in early February 2003 by Scott S. Sheppard and David C. Jewitt from the Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii along with Jan Kleyna of Cambridge University. The satellites were detected using the world's two largest digital cameras at the Subaru (8.3 meter diameter) and Canada-France-Hawaii (3.6 meter diameter) telescopes atop Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Both telescopes and their imaging cameras represent the latest technology has to offer. Recoveries were performed at the University of Hawaii 2.2 meter with help from Yanga Fernandez and Henry Hsieh also from the University of Hawaii. Brian Marsden of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics performed the orbit fitting for the new satellites. The first 7 satellites were formally announced by the International Astronomical Union on Circular No. 8087

50. CNN.com - NASA Satellites To Use Artificial Intelligence - June 4, 2001
    http://cnn.com/2001/TECH/space/06/04/casper/index.html
    
    Extractions: CNN (CNN) Software that can make decisions without guidance from humans will guide a constellation of spacecraft that launch in 2002, according to NASA. The Artificial Intelligence program will direct three sibling satellites, allowing them to respond to events on their own, said NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which will manage the mission. The miniature satellites, each of which weighs less than 33 pounds (15 kg), will fly in a tight formation in orbit as part of the Three Corner Sat mission. "The onboard software will perform decision-making function for the spacecraft," said lead project scientist Steve Chien. "Like a brain that uses inputs from the eyes and ears to make decisions, this software uses data from spacecraft sensors, such as cameras, to make decisions on how to carry out the mission." NASA has dabbled before in using artificial intelligence to govern a spacecraft. During one experiment AI software controlled the Deep Space I robot ship, currently en route to an encounter with a comet.

51. Saturn
    Views, animations, general information and data of the planet and its satellites.  
    http://www.solarviews.com/eng/saturn.htm
    
    Extractions: Saturn Science Saturn Science Summary Saturn Exploration Chronology The Cassini Mission Saturn Image/Animation Gallery Other Resources Saturn's Ring System Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun and is the second largest in the solar system with an equatorial diameter of 119,300 kilometers (74,130 miles). Much of what is known about the planet is due to the Voyager explorations in 1980-81. Saturn is visibly flattened at the poles, a result of the very fast rotation of the planet on its axis. Its day is 10 hours, 39 minutes long, and it takes 29.5 Earth years to revolve about the Sun. The atmosphere is primarily composed of hydrogen with small amounts of helium and methane. Saturn is the only planet less dense than water (about 30 percent less). In the unlikely event that a large enough ocean could be found, Saturn would float in it. Saturn's hazy yellow hue is marked by broad atmospheric banding similar to, but fainter than, that found on Jupiter The wind blows at high speeds on Saturn. Near the equator, it reaches velocities of 500 meters a second (1,100 miles an hour). The wind blows mostly in an easterly direction. The strongest winds are found near the equator and velocity falls off uniformly at higher latitudes. At latitudes greater than 35 degrees, winds alternate east and west as latitude increases.

52. Experimental Gravitational Physics Using Drag-Free Satellites
    Covers current and past projects in experimental gravitational physics using DragFree satellites including the Relativity Gyro, Equivalence Principle, and LISA.  
    http://www.dragfreesatellite.com
    
    Extractions: What Is a Drag-Free Satellite? The classical Drag-Free Satellite is actually two satellites in one. A small inner, usually spherical, proof mass is located in a cavity inside of a larger normal satellite. The cavity contains sensors, capacitive or optical, which measure the position of the proof mass with respect to the outer satellite. The main satellite has small thrusters or jets which are fired so that the satellite chases the proof mass which then always remains centered in the cavity. Since the proof mass is shielded by the outer satellite from gas drag and solar radiation pressure, it follows a trajectory which is determined only by gravity and the very small internal disturbing forces from the satellite. Hence the name Drag-Free Satellite since there is no drag on the inner proof mass, and the drag on the main satellite is exactly compensated by the thrusters. (Also see other Drag-Free Satellite configurations Experimental Gravitational Physics With Drag-Free Satellites Drag-Free Satellites offer an environment with the lowest disturbing forces in nature. A properly designed Drag-Free-Satellite proof mass is uncoupled from the rest of the Universe to a remarkable degree.

53. SatPasses - Satellite Passes Over North American Cities
    overhead pass. For satellites in circular orbits the point of maximum elevation also corresponds to the closest distance, or range. The  
    http://www.bester.com/satpasses.html
    
    Extractions: Satellite Passes Over North American Cities This web page allows users to determine when the International Space Station will be in range for visual observations or for radio communications . Data are provided in tabular form for locations in the United States and Canada. Please note that due to the relatively low orbital altitude of the ISS the observed angles on the sky and also the track times can deviate noticeably from the predicted ones if the observer is not within a 100 mile radius of the selected location. In addition, there may be considerable deviations due to occasional orbit adjustment maneuvers that are not taken into account when the pass predictions are generated. The prediction tables give the circumstances, i.e. the timing, geometry and visibility conditions, for every pass in the format shown in the following example: Date (PST) Time (PST) of Duration Azimuth at Max Visib Orbit MET at AOS AOS MEL LOS of Pass AOS MEL LOS Elev Code Thu 15-Nov-2001 03:01:36 03:06:40 03:11:44 00:10:08 233 146 67 55.8 NNNNN 17070 1091/04:21:36 Thu 15-Nov-2001 04:37:26 04:42:31 04:47:34 00:10:08 268 351 70 42.8 NNNNV 17071 1091/05:57:26 Thu 15-Nov-2001 06:13:34 06:18:39 06:23:42 00:10:08 288 10 90 40.8

54. Scale Model Communication Satellites
    Constructit-yourself model communication satellites for educational and professional use.  
    http://www.rossie.com/satmods.htm

55. Jonathan's Space Report
    It describes all space launches, including both piloted missions and automated satellites.  
    http://hea-www.harvard.edu/QEDT/jcm/space/jsr/jsr.html

56. Dundee Satellite Receiving Station
    Dundee University, UK, maintains this upto-date archive of images from NOAA AVHRR and SeaWiFS polar orbiting satellites for weather and oceanography.  
    http://www.sat.dundee.ac.uk/
    
    Extractions: Dundee Satellite Receiving Station, Dundee University, UK, maintains an up-to-date archive of images from NOAA, SeaStar, Terra and Aqua polar orbiting satellites. Images from geostationary satellites covering the whole earth are also available. To view the images please complete the on-line registration form. Registration is free and the images are free Information about us Some sample images Register for free ...

57. The Georgia Satellites - Home On The Web
    Coming Soon.  
    http://fly.hiwaay.net/~dderrick/satellites.html

58. Welcome To One Voice/Satellites Records And Ryo Kawasaki
    Produced Created by Ryo Kawasaki All contents herein this domain (c)19972004 satellites Records(TM) All the contents linked to third party domains are  
    http://www.satellitesrecords.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome! Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java. Quick Menu (Select your interest) ======New Boradband Videos 256K====== R.Kawasaki Agana/new stereo audio-7Min R.Kawasaki on BET - 45Min R.Kawasaki at Montreal Jazz Fest - 60Min Jazz Ballet 'Still Point' Music by Ryo- 40Min ======General Topics and pages====== About us Albums Audio Activities C64 Emulator Chat Room Composing <-New Hello Interview with Ryo Kawasaki-1/Japanese Rhythm Rocker Kawasaki Synthesizer Links Main Page MP3 VS VQF New On Sale Order Original Home Pirje's page RYKA Music Satellites Radio Sofia's page Time Travel(In 6 languages!) Video Y2K Info ============== Artists ============== Ryo Kawasaki Ryo Kawasaki(in Japanese) Kimiko Itoh Camila Benson East Bounce Chip Shelton Miki Kono Victor Jones Richard Tee Carolling Carollers Clare Foster ============= CD Titles ============= Reval (upcoming) /Ryo Kawasaki Cosmic Rhythm/Ryo Kawasaki Sweet Life/Ryo Kawasaki Love Within The Universe/Kawasaki My Reverie/Ryo Kawasaki Remixes, Remixes/Ryo Kawasaki Little Tree/Ryo Kawasaki Live/Ryo Kawasaki Mirror Of My Mind/Ryo Kawasaki Sophisticated Lady/Kimiko Itoh Standards My Way/Kimiko Itoh Live At Montreux/Kimiko Itoh Wave/Camila Benson Memories/Camila Benson Desafinado/Camila Benson Visible Sound Grooves/Victor Jones C.A.F.E. Trio/Victor Jones

59. CEOS_homepage
    This is the Home Page for the Committee on Earth Observation satellites (CEOS) and its members. CEOS membership encompasses the  
    http://www.ceos.org/
    
    Extractions: This is the Home Page for the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites (CEOS) and its members. CEOS membership encompasses the world's government agencies responsible for civil Earth Observation (EO) satellite programs, along with agencies that receive and process data acquired remotely from space. What's New

60. Department Home Page
    Provides information about the Department's wide range of rapidly changing policy areas from telecommunications, satellites, new communications technologies and digital broadcasting, to performing and visual arts, intellectual property, orchestras, and Australia's cultural heritage.  
    http://www.dcita.gov.au/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts. The Department provides strategic advice and professional support to the Australian Government on a wide range of significant and rapidly changing policy areas including: arts and culture broadcasting and online regulation information and communications technology information economy ... telecommunications The Department also administers legislation , regulations, grants , and incentives to industry and the wider community. Here you will find more information about what we do , our Ministers , our key people and structure reporting requirements and reviews Client Service Charter Corporate Plan ... news and events , relevant agency links and services such as the library For information about site navigation or how to more easily find what you are looking for go to site help ABN 51 491 646 726 Latest News Festivals Australia flaunts a pageant of talent

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