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[email protected][email protected] The 1.5e8 km offset is suspiciously close to 1 AU. It appears that either the spacecraft or the Earth are at the center of the solar system in your simulation. I can try to take a look if you send your code along. Cheers, |
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Howdy Ben, Thank you very much for pointing to the source of error. It is indeed the planet that is at an astronomical distance from the satellite. I was subscribed to the sun messages. Appreciate your quick response and the right direction. Thanks, |
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Howdy Basilisk Community,
I am implementing the scenarioGroundDownlink.py in the bskSim() based simulation. My values for the slant range are blowing up. They are on the order of 10^8 km. I see a drift in the slant height which neither seems right nor expected. I am using the same orbital elements, process & tasks names as in the example. Could anyone please provide any lead on what might have caused this behavior?
Attached: Plot of the slant range for a 24 hr simulation.
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