Name: OBAN Onboard Autonomous Navigation <BR>
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Name: OBAN Onboard Autonomous Navigation <BR>
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...to its exact position, and was designed for the convenience of terrestrial navigation, not the purposes we need a mapping system for.
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Other sources included the [[U.S.N. Hydrographic Office Publication 220|Navigation Dictionary]], the [[Glossary of Arctic and Subarctic Terms]], the [[US Coas
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===Bees: Magnetic Navigation===
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* [[Navigation]] and [[Communications]]
* Navigation and Communication
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*Navigation Doppler Lidar for Precise Velocity and Range Sensing (used to make precise
*Lunar Node 1 Navigation Demonstrator (used to demonstrate a navigational beacon to assist with geol
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First use of fuel cells for electrical power; evaluated guidance and navigation system for future rendezvous missions. Completed 120 orbits.
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| [[ESTEC]] || [[Smart-1]] || [[OBAN]] Onboard Autonomous Navigation || [[Finn Ankersen]] [http://smart.esa.int/science-e/www/object/index.cfm?
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...carrying passengers, environmental equipment, maneuvering thrusters, radio navigation and communications. The portion remaining on the rails would be slowed and
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...make fluid transfer. They can test instrument landing systems and ground navigation aids for the rockets that will bring equipment to a lunar base construction
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