Rapid Evaluation of the Decay Time of a Plasma Brake-Based CubeSat
The plasma brake is a propellantless device conceived for de-orbiting purposes. It consists of an electrically charged thin tether that generates a Coulomb drag by interacting with the ionosphere. In essence, a plasma brake may be used to decelerate an out-of-service satellite and to ensure its atmo...
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