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NASA standard breakup model: a standalone construct

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NASA standardbreakup model1 CONSTRUCTNASA standard breakupJOHNSON · SPACE ENVIRONMENT

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an empirical model giving the size, area-to-mass and velocity distributions of fragments created by on-orbit explosions and collisions.

In space environment, NASA standard breakup model refers to an empirical model giving the size, area-to-mass and velocity distributions of fragments created by on-orbit explosions and collisions. This meaning comes from Johnson (2001) in Advances in Space Research.[1]

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  1. Johnson, N. L., Krisko, P. H., Liou, J. -., & Anz-Meador, P. D. (2001). NASA's new breakup model of evolve 4.0. Advances in Space Research, 28(9), 1377-1384. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0273-1177(01)00423-9

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