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Flux intensity of the sporadic meteoroid directionality relative to local spacecraft coordinates moving in 400 km circular orbit
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English: The sporadic meteoroid environment in LEO at an altitude of 400 km. The plot is relative
to the local spacecraft frame and motion, showing flux intensity as a function of local azimuth and elevation. The Earth shields one side of any spacecraft from a large portion of the meteoroids at this altitude. The shadow has a spherical shape due to the aberration effects of spacecraft motion. Screenshot from the source document. |
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Source | Justh (Ed.),Natural Environments Definition for Design (Figure 98) |
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