Development and analysis of novel mission scenarios based on Atmosphere-Breathing Electric Propulsion (ABEP)

Autor: S. Vaidya, C. Traub, F. Romano, G. H. Herdrich, Y.-A. Chan, S. Fasoulas, P. C. E. Roberts, N. H. Crisp, S. Edmondson, S. J. Haigh, B. E. A. Holmes, A. Macario-Rojas, V. T. A. Oiko, K. L. Smith, L. A. Sinpetru, J. Becedas, V. Sulliotti-Linner, S. Christensen, V. Hanessian, T. K. Jensen, J. Nielsen, M. Bisgaard, D. Garcia-Almiñana, S. Rodriguez-Donaire, M. Suerda, M. Garcia-Berenguer, D. Kataria, R. Villain, S. Seminari, A. Conte, B. Belkouchi

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Vaidya, S, Traub, C, Romano, F, Herdrich, G H, Chan, Y, Fasoulas, S, Roberts, P C E, Crisp, N H, Edmondson, S, Haigh, S J, Holmes, B E A, Macario-rojas, A, Oiko, V T A, Smith, K L, Sinpetru, L A, Becedas, J, Sulliotti-linner, V, Christensen, S, Hanessian, V, Jensen, T K, Nielsen, J, Bisgaard, M, Garcia-almiñana, D, Rodriguez-donaire, S, Suerda, M, Garcia-berenguer, M, Kataria, D, Villain, R, Seminari, S, Conte, A & Belkouchi, B 2022, ' Development and analysis of novel mission scenarios based on Atmosphere-Breathing Electric Propulsion (ABEP) ', CEAS Space Journal . https://doi.org/10.1007/s12567-022-00436-1

Operating satellites in Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) benefit the already expanding New Space industry in applications including Earth Observation and beyond. However, long-term operations at such low altitudes require propulsion systems to compensate

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