NASA to fly atomic clock to improve space navigation
Submit on Wednesday, April 11th, 2012 22:59
NASA is preparing to fly a Deep Space Atomic Clock, or DSAC, demonstration that will enable a spacecraft to calculate its own timing and navigation data in real time.Other Posts:MDA hands over RapidEye systemInternet Television: Does DISH Network Have the Upper Hand?NSR: satellite broadband experiences dynamic growthESA hands over keys to Soyuz launch siteISRO Forms Committee To Review GSLV FailureTac Sat-3 completes experimental mission, becomes operationalSatellite Dish Television – What You Should KnowRSCC receives insurance for Ekspress AM4 total loss
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