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question about terms used with Pioneer 6
ncc1701d
post Mar 6 2019, 02:40 AM
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Hello,
I have been doing some research on Pioneer 6. I needed to convert a 2- 36 bit word double precision octal sequence into the number of seconds past 1950. The image Iam uploaded provide examples of what the answers should be after conversion to date. My main question is, does anyone know what MSP and LSP stand for? I was thinking maybe MSP and LSP was some well known JPL abreviation for something.
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