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GNSS timing measurements from a low-Earth orbiting satellite

Figure 2 Bobcat-1 launches aboard the Cygnus NG-14 resupply mission to the International Space Station. (All figures except FIGURE 3 provided by the authors.)
Figure 2 Bobcat-1 launches aboard the Cygnus NG-14 resupply mission to the International Space Station. (All figures except FIGURE 3 provided by the authors.)

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Figure 1: Bobcat-1, with communications antenna stowed (left) and deployed (right). Bobcat-1 measures approximately 10 x 10 x 30 centimeters. (All figures except FIGURE 3 provided by the authors)

Bobcat-1 was a three-unit CubeSat developed and built at Ohio University’s Avionics Engineering Center in Athens, Ohio, and was named after the university’s mascot. FIGURE 1 shows Bobcat-1 with and without its antenna deployed. The satellite was launched to the International Space Station in October 2020 (see FIGURE 2) and deployed into low-Earth orbit (LEO) the…

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