Glossary G

Deutsch: Gitter / Español: Red / Português: Grade / Français: Grille / Italiano: Griglia

Grid in the Space industry context refers to various frameworks or structures used for power Distribution, communication networks, or mechanical support systems, depending on the specific application. It can relate to space-based Energy systems, Satellite Communication constellations, or structural components that are essential for Spacecraft and satellite stability and functionality.

Deutsch: Boden / Español: Suelo / Português: Solo / Français: Sol / Italiano: Terreno /

Ground is the solid surface of the Earth (not covered by water).

Deutsch: Bodenstation / Español: Estación Terrestre / Português: Estação Terrestre / Français: Station au Sol / Italiano: Stazione a Terra

Ground Station in the Space industry refers to a terrestrial facility equipped with antennas, communication equipment, and control systems that interact with satellites, Spacecraft, and other space assets. Ground stations serve as the primary link between space-based systems and operators on Earth, enabling data Transmission, command and control, tracking, and Monitoring of space missions.

Deutsch: Bodenbasierte Astronomie / Español: Astronomía basada en tierra / Português: Astronomia baseada em terra / Français: Astronomie au sol / Italiano: Astronomia basata a terra

Ground-Based Astronomy refers to the observation and study of Celestial objects and phenomena using telescopes and other instruments located on the Earth's surface. This field of astronomy relies on observatories equipped with advanced Technology to collect data and provide insights into the Universe.

Deutsch: Gruppierung / Español: Agrupación / Português: Agrupamento / Français: Regroupement / Italiano: Raggruppamento

Grouping in the Space industry context refers to the organisation or clustering of related entities—such as satellites, Spacecraft, data sets, or operational tasks—based on shared characteristics, objectives, or functions. This process enables efficient resource utilisation, streamlined operations, and enhanced mission outcomes.

In the aerospace context, GSA stands for Government Services Administration. It's an independent agency of the United States federal government that provides centralized procurement and property management services to other federal agencies.

GSE stands for ground support equipment. Ground support equipment refers to the tools, machinery, and other equipment that is used to support the operation, maintenance, and repair of aircraft and other aerospace systems.

In the aerospace context, GSO stands for Geostationary Orbit, it is an orbit around the Earth in which a satellite orbits at the same rate as the Earth's rotation, allowing it to remain fixed over a single location on the surface of the Earth.

Guideline in the space industry context refers to a set of recommended principles, rules, or instructions that serve as a framework for the planning, execution, and management of space missions, projects, and activities. These guidelines are established to ensure safety, efficiency, and the successful Accomplishment of objectives in space exploration and utilization. Guidelines cover a wide range of aspects, including mission planning, Spacecraft design, launch procedures, and space policy. In this article, we will explore the significance of guidelines in the space industry, provide examples of different types of guidelines, and discuss similar concepts related to best practices and standards in space-related endeavors.

English: Gyroscope / Deutsch: Gyroskop / Español: Giroscopio / Português: Giroscópio / Français: Gyroscope / Italiano: Giroscopio /

A gyroscope is a device used for measuring or maintaining orientation and angular Velocity.[1][2] It is a spinning wheel or disc in which the axis of rotation (spin axis) is free to assume any orientation by itself. When rotating, the orientation of this axis is unaffected by tilting or rotation of the mounting, according to the conservation of angular momentum.