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Frictional heating of a satellite probe which occurs during the passage of the satellite through its perigee can be utilized to obtain density values. The magnitude of the heating effect is discussed and a possible design of such a probe is presented. Considerations important for the maximization of the effect are outlined.
Frictional heating of a satellite probe which occurs during the passage of the satellite through its perigee can be utilized to obtain density values. The magnitude of the heating effect is discussed and a possible design of such a probe is presented. Considerations important for the maximization of the effect are outlined.
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