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December 13th 05, 05:36 PM
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Do spin-stabilized satellites have attitude drift?
Do spin-stabilized satellites have attitude drift requiring
periodic correction? If not, why? Even inertial navigation platforms have drift. If yes, how do they correct their attitude? Thrusters? Reaction wheels? Sorry if this is a re-post; for some reason my previous attempt never made it -- Joe D. 
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