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A Reusable, Real-Time Spacecraft Dynamics Simulator

Jain, A.·Henriquez, D. A.·Biesiadeck, J. J.
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DARTS Shell (Dshell) is a multi-mission spacecraft simulator for development, test, and verification of flight software and hardware.

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Jain, A., Henriquez, D. A., Biesiadeck, J. J.. 1997-10-26. A Reusable, Real-Time Spacecraft Dynamics Simulator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210003502

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