Re: Dictionary please

From: Brad (bradf@inreach.com)
Date: Wed May 29 2002 - 09:56:10 EDT

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On the Shuttle, OMS is Orbital Maneuvering System.  I would think it
also applies to any sat that is capable of orbital maneuvering.  I'm
sure someone else will have a more detailed/correct answer, but no one
had answered yet, so I put my $.02 worth in.

Brad


Sue Wheatley wrote:
> 
>  What does OMS-2 mean? All the internet sites seem happy to use the term,
> but I can't find its meaning.  Where can I get a good abbreviation
> dictionary that covers satellite observing terms?
> ---sue
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