2 tiny spacecraft launched to attempt world’s first GPS-only satellite docking
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Two tiny satellites were launched on a SpaceX rocket to attempt the world's first GPS-only autonomous docking in space. The UND ROADS mission, developed by AVS US with Cornell and UND, aims to demonstrate low-cost satellite rendezvous using only GPS signals and communication between the spacecraft. If successful, this could revolutionize orbital servicing and assembly, supporting both civilian and defense space objectives.
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