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As i understood it the gyros provide Hubble's axial rotation, not merely sensing for positioning (ie there are no fuel jets for orientation) so a single gyro wi
by dredds 8y ago
As i understood it the gyros provide Hubble's axial rotation, not merely sensing for positioning (ie there are no fuel jets for orientation) so a single gyro will only allow them to rotate Hubble in 1 axis, regardless of image orientation data or latency issues.
- foobarbecue 8y agoAren't you confusing gyros with reaction wheels?