NASA NTRS · 20160010123
Deep Space Positioning System
Abstract
A single, compact, lower power deep space positioning system (DPS) configured to determine a location of a spacecraft anywhere in the solar system, and provide state information relative to Earth, Sun, or any remote object. For example, the DPS includes a first camera and, possibly, a second camera configured to capture a plurality of navigation images to determine a state of a spacecraft in a solar system. The second camera is located behind, or adjacent to, a secondary reflector of a first camera in a body of a telescope.
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Vaughan, Andrew T., Riedel, Joseph E.. 2016-07-05. Deep Space Positioning System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160010123
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