StkSatelliteDatabaseEntry Properties |
The StkSatelliteDatabaseEntry type exposes the following members.
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Active |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the spacecraft is currently active.
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Apogee |
Gets or sets the height of the apogee above the Earth's surface, in meters.
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CommonName |
Gets or sets a common name for the satellite.
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FrequencyRanges |
Gets the list of downlink frequencies known for this satellite.
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Inclination |
Gets or sets the inclination, in radians, between the plane of the orbit and the equatorial plane of the planet.
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InternationalDesignator |
Gets or sets the international designator for the satellite.
This is a unique number assigned to all objects achieving orbit and observed by U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM).
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LastDatabaseUpdate |
Gets or sets the date of the last database update.
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LaunchDateString |
Gets or sets the date and time of the launch.
The format is YYYYMMDDHHMM in UTC.
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LaunchSite |
Gets or sets the abbreviated launch site of the satellite.
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Mass |
Gets or sets the mass, in kilograms.
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Mission |
Gets or sets the mission category of the satellite.
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OfficialName |
Gets or sets the official name for the satellite.
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OrbitDescription |
Gets or sets a description of the orbit.
This is either "Decayed" plus the date in YYYYMMDD format of the orbit decay, or a description of the orbit.
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Owner |
Gets or sets the owner (country) of the satellite.
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Perigee |
Gets or sets the height of the perigee above the Earth's surface, in meters.
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Period |
Gets or sets the time, in seconds, for the satellite to complete one revolution of the Earth.
This number is rounded to the nearest tenth of a minute.
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SatelliteNumber |
Gets or sets the satellite (SSC) number.
This is a 5-digit number assigned by U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) as part of the NORAD catalog.
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TwoLineElementSet |
Gets or sets the two-line element set for this satellite.
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WriteUp |
Gets or sets the arbitrary write-up text associated with this satellite.
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