Rujukan Satellite Catalog Number

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  4. "Frequently Asked Questions". Space-Track.org. Dicapai pada June 23, 2019. 10 centimeter diameter or "softball size" is the typical minimum size object that current sensors can track and 18 SPCS maintains in the catalog.
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