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• Microgravity Environments: Microgravity environments refer to the conditions in which objects or individuals appear to be weightless and experience minimal gravitational forces. These environments can be created in space or on Earth through parabolic flights, drop to ... Read More >>
• Deep Space: Deep space refers to the vast, largely empty regions of space beyond the Earth's atmosphere and immediate surroundings. It is the area of space beyond low Earth orbit, typically starting at an altitude of 1,200 miles (2,000 kilometers) abov ... Read More >>
• Decay Modes: In space and astronautical engineering, decay modes refer to the different ways in which a satellite or spacecraft can lose altitude and eventually re-enter the Earth's atmosphere. There are several decay modes, including atmospheric drag, ... Read More >>