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Abstract: Uncontrolled satellites and other space targets usually exhibit slow-spinning motion. Accurately estimating their rotational motion parameters (RMP) is of great significance for uncontrolled ...

The Kansas City Royals have had a productive offseason, signing Lane Thomas and trading for Isaac Collins, Nick Mears and Matt Strahm. The team looks to be in a much better place entering 2026 after ...

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