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NASA’s Deep Space Network was designed over 30 years ago with very large 70-meter antennas to serve deep space customers.
Producing Deep Space Network schedules in minutes rather than hours allows JPL to create many candidate schedules and be more agile as missions and demands increase.
Frontier-S by Rocket Lab packs Deep Space Network and other common waveforms into a single board package using low power digital signal processing.
The Deep Space Network operates antenna sites in Australia, California, and Spain.
The stow process had originally been scheduled for early November 2020, requiring NASA to secure Deep Space Network (DSN) time from other users when it was moved earlier.
The stow process for the TAGSAM samples was planned to begin as soon as 2020-10-27 after finalizing procedures and securing time on the Deep Space Network.
Concerns were raised regarding the funding levels for technology development and operation of the Deep Space Network.
NASA’s Deep Space Network received a signal from New Horizons at 10:29 a.m. Eastern on 2019-01-01.