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most citedThe Benefits of Very Low Earth Orbit for Earth Observation Missions

253 citations · 469 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.space-ph202220 cited

Design of an Intake and a Thruster for an Atmosphere-Breathing Electric Propulsion System

F. Romano, G. Herdrich, Y. -A. Chan +25

Challenging space missions include those at very low altitudes, where the atmosphere is source of aerodynamic drag on the spacecraft that finally defines the missions lifetime unle…

physics.space-ph202227 cited

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

S. Vaidya, C. Traub, F. Romano +28

Operating satellites in Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) benefits the already expanding New Space industry in applications including Earth Observation and beyond. However, long-term ope…

physics.space-ph202179 cited

System Modelling of Very Low Earth Orbit Satellites for Earth Observation

N. H. Crisp, P. C. E. Roberts, K. L. Smith +7

The operation of satellites in very low Earth orbit (VLEO) has been linked to a variety of benefits to both the spacecraft platform and mission design. Critically, for Earth observ…

physics.space-ph202190 cited

Intake Design for an Atmosphere-Breathing Electric Propulsion System (ABEP)

F. Romano, J. Espinosa-Orozco, M. Pfeiffer +29

Challenging space missions include those at very low altitudes, where the atmosphere is source of aerodynamic drag on the spacecraft. To extend the lifetime of such missions, an ef…

physics.space-ph2020253 cited

The Benefits of Very Low Earth Orbit for Earth Observation Missions

N. H. Crisp, P. C. E. Roberts, S. Livadiotti +30

Very low Earth orbits (VLEO), typically classified as orbits below approximately 450 km in altitude, have the potential to provide significant benefits to spacecraft over those tha…