AeroAstro to continue work on small star tracker

Staff October 11, 2005
AeroAstro Inc. will continue development of a Fast Angular Rate Miniature Star Tracker under a contract from the Air Force's Small Business Innovation Research program, the company said Oct. 10. A miniature star tracker is being developed in conjunction with MIT through a contract from the Missile...

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