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Space probes determine their location using deep space network radiometric tracking and optical navigation.
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Space probes traditionally determine their position and velocity using deep space network radiometric tracking, often supplemented or increasingly replaced by optical navigation methods.

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2018 · cited by 12
Discusses transitioning away from traditional ground tracking to autonomous systems while noting standard deep-space methods involve radiometric tracking.
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The retrieved aerospace and navigation literature confirms that deep space probes conventionally rely on radiometric tracking via networks like NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN), alongside optical navigation techniques for determining location.

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2023 · cited by 3
Notes that standard deep-space navigation relies on radiometric tracking, which optical navigation seeks to supplement or replace.
2023 · cited by 2
Examines how deep-space navigation traditionally relies on radiometric tracking like the Deep Space Network (DSN).
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