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      <description>Our Doppler-only navigation held a vessel&#39;s position to 225 m over a 19.4-hour Black Sea voyage; unaided INS drifted 34.6 km.</description>
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      <description>Full perturbation stack: JB2008 drag, solar radiation pressure, third-body gravity and spherical-harmonic geopotential.</description>
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      <description>Who we are, what we build, and why precision orbit propagation matters.</description>
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