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Indra: sistema per individuare oggetti nello spazio supera prove Esa

Roma, Italia - Si stima che circa 700.000 siano quelli che orbitano senza controllo intorno al pianeta

Il dimostratore radar sviluppato da Indra per individuare oggetti nello spazio ha superato con successo le prove di validità portate a termine all’interno del programma di preparazione Space Situational Awareness (Ssa) dell’agenzia spaziale europea (Esa). Questa prima fase del programma cerca di porre le basi per costruire il futuro sistema europeo che monitorerà i residui che altre missioni hanno...

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Roma, Italia, 04/03/2014 11:38
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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