Design concept of a model can-sized sub-orbital satellite

Advancements in technology in the fields of satellite and aerospace systems and the need for smaller yet efficient designs have paved the way for further research into Nano and Pico-satellites. Smaller systems can prove to be more economical in investigating and measuring various parameters of the a...

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Published in:Maǧallaẗ al-abḥath al-handasiyyaẗ 2021, Vol.2021 ((s+conf)-), p.79-88
Main Authors: Pradhan, Ekansh, Dadheech, Aman, Singari, Ranganath M., Singh, Taruna, Agarwal, Himanshu
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