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SUMMARY
At least four satellites need to be used for positioning using navigation satellites, so satellite-to-site visibility is an important indicator of the ability to use satellites for navigation and positioning. The most primitive way to calculate the satellite-to-site visibility is to track the satellite`s trajectory and then to determine the visibility at each moment, which is the traditional brute force method. Since there are almost no existing algorithms for satellite-to-Moon visibility, this paper draws on the idea of satellite-to-site visibility calculations and identifies a problem . . .
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