VLBA Astrometry of Planetary Orbiters Dayton Jones (1), Ed Fomalont (2), Vivek Dhawan (2), Jon Romney (2), William Folkner (1), Robert Jacobson (1), Gabor Lanyi (1), and James BorderJet Propulsion Laboratory, Ca

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Date: 2012-05-04 01:06:39 Astrometry Spaceflight Celestial mechanics Geodesy Interferometry Very Long Baseline Interferometry Cassini–Huygens Ephemeris Saturn Astronomy Astrology Space		VLBA Astrometry of Planetary Orbiters Dayton Jones (1), Ed Fomalont (2), Vivek Dhawan (2), Jon Romney (2), William Folkner (1), Robert Jacobson (1), Gabor Lanyi (1), and James BorderJet Propulsion Laboratory, Ca Add to Reading List Source URL: ict.icrar.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,57 MB Share Document on Facebook

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