Upgrades

Upgrades refer to the process of improving or enhancing the performance, capabilities, or features of a spacecraft or its components. Upgrades can be made to various systems such as propulsion, communication, power, and scientific instruments. These improvements can be achieved through hardware modifications, software updates, or a combination of both. Upgrades are often necessary to extend the lifespan of a spacecraft, improve its reliability, or enable it to perform new or more complex missions. Upgrades can also be used to adapt a spacecraft to changing mission requirements or to take advantage of new technologies. The process of upgrading a spacecraft can be complex and requires careful planning, testing, and validation to ensure that the modifications do not compromise the safety or performance of the spacecraft.

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