Experimental non-equilibrium radiation measurements for low-Earth orbit return by Glenn, AB, Collen, PL, McGilvray, M

Death by a thousand COTS: disrupting satellite communications using low earth orbit constellations by Rawlins, F, Baker, R, Martinovic, I

“…However a dramatic lowering of the cost-per-kilogram to space has led to a recent explosion in real and planned constellations in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) of smaller satellites. <br> These constellations are managed remotely and it is important to consider a scenario in which an attacker gains control over the constituent satellites. …”

The LUCID-Timepix spacecraft payload and the CERN@school educational programme by Hatfield, P, Furnell, W, Shenoy, A, Fox, E, Parker, R, Thomas, L

“…The Langton Ultimate Cosmic ray Intensity Detector (LUCID) is a payload onboard the satellite TechDemoSat-1, used to study the radiation environment in Low Earth Orbit (~635 km). LUCID operated from 2014 to 2017, collecting over 2.1 million frames of radiation data from its five Timepix detectors on board. …”

NASA HIRDLS and ESA MIPAS data product comparison (And other ground data) by Hepplewhite, C, Barnett, J, Dudhia, A, Gille, J, Waterfall, A

“…The HIRDLS instrument is a limb viewing infra-red radiometer on the NASA Aura spacecraft in a sun synchronous low earth orbit and obtains measurements of the composition of the atmosphere covering the whole Earth each day. …”