A Space Weather and Terrestrial Hazards Experiment for the MSTI Program

This paper discusses the instrumentation being built under BMDO auspices to construct a small, lightweight, low-cost satellite that provides measurements of local hazards affecting satellites in low-Earth orbit. In the following, we describe the objectives of the mission, the instrumentation being built and the mission profile for acquisition and utilization of the data products.

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Digital Commons - USU (Utah State University)
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2025-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.26077/v21p-hb93
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Space exploration and regulation
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Abstract

This paper discusses the instrumentation being built under BMDO auspices to construct a small, lightweight, low-cost satellite that provides measurements of local hazards affecting satellites in low-Earth orbit. In the following, we describe the objectives of the mission, the instrumentation being built and the mission profile for acquisition and utilization of the data products.

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