space station application
- A formal application submitted to the FCC for authorization to construct, launch, and operate a satellite. The FCC uses the term 'space station' to refer to any satellite in orbit.
- The application includes detailed technical specifications, orbital parameters, interference analysis, and debris mitigation plans.
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