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Low Altitude Cusp–Cleft Region Signatures of Strong Geomagnetic Disturbances
The Role of Wave–Particle Interactions in the Dynamics of Plasma in the Polar Cusp
A Technique for Estimating the Space Debris Density from the Data of Onboard Recording Systems
Gravitation Maneuver Using the Families of Super-Unstable Orbits around the Libration Points
Uncontrolled Attitude Motion of the Orbital Station MIR in the Last Months of Its Flight
Dynamics of Planetary Waves in the Ionosphere as Observed from GPS Satellites
Properties of Sharp and Large Changes in the Solar Wind Ion Flux (Density)
Single-Axis Solar Orientation of a Satellite of the Earth
Spacecraft Injection into a Heliocentric Terrestrial Orbit
On Solvable Models of Electrostatic Double Layers
Statistical Relationships between Solar, Interplanetary, and Geomagnetic Disturbances, 1976–2000: 3
Sources of Plasma Troughs in the Midlatitude and Subauroral Topside Ionosphere
Some Methods of Automatic Control of Relative Motion of Objects in Near-Earth Orbits
Information Support for a Low-Orbit Spacecraft Using Magnetometer and Solar Sensor Readings
Orientation of Sharp Fronts of the Solar Wind Plasma
Forecasting of the Total Electron Content at a Single Location
Updating the Local Model of the TEC during the Solar Eclipse on August 11, 1999
Energy Spectrum of Galactic 10–100 MeV Protons in Quiet Sun Periods
Plasma Jet Motion Across the Geomagnetic Field in the “North Star” Active Geophysical Experiment
Interplanetary Trajectory Corrections
SC Affected by a Gravity-Gradient Torque
Terrestrial Nonsphericity and SC Motion
A Spinning Axisymmetric SC in Circular Orbit
SC Motion in an Elliptical Orbit
Elements of SC Manoeuvring Theory
SC Motion Affected by an Aerodynamic Torque
Introduction to Attitude Control
Equations of Motion in Terms of Osculating Elements
SC Motion in the Geomagnetic Field
Unperturbed Orbital Motion. Two-Body Problem
Motion of a Load along a Cable Fastened to a Two-Body-Tethered Spacecraft