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The effect of initial velocity on ability to recover from an uncommanded thruster input during a simulated docking  (1990)
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initial velocity, recover, simulated docking, thruster input, uncommanded
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28th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, AIAA 900519, Reno, NV, January, 1990
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