STATION GPS
Attitude control aboard the International Space Station may be guided by the Global Positioning System, now that prototype GPS attitude determination gear has checked out on the Space Shuttle. Researchers at the Charles Stark Draper Lab report the GPS Attitude and Navigation Experiment (GANE) that...
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