WordNet

a transmitter on a communications satellite
surrounding and dominated by a central authority or power; "a city and its satellite communities"
man-made equipment that orbits around the earth or the moon (同)artificial satellite, orbiter
a person who follows or serves another (同)planet
any celestial body orbiting around a planet or star
broadcast or disseminate via satellite
set used to broadcast radio or tv signals (同)sender

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Zeng HC1, Wang PB2,3, Chen J4,5, Liu W6, Ge L7, Yang W8.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland).Sensors (Basel).2016 Feb 26;16(3). pii: E294. doi: 10.3390/s16030294.
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)-based bistatic Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) recently plays a more and more significant role in remote sensing applications for its low-cost and real-time global coverage capability. In this paper, a general imaging formation algorithm was proposed for accu
PMID 26927117

Bourgoin JP, Higgins BL, Gigov N, Holloway C, Pugh CJ, Kaiser S, Cranmer M, Jennewein T.
Optics express.Opt Express.2015 Dec 28;23(26):33437-47. doi: 10.1364/OE.23.033437.
Technological realities limit terrestrial quantum key distribution (QKD) to single-link distances of a few hundred kilometers. One promising avenue for global-scale quantum communication networks is to use low-Earth-orbit satellites. Here we report the first demonstration of QKD from a stationary tr
PMID 26832008

Feasibility Study of EO SARs as Opportunity Illuminators in Passive Radars: PAZ-Based Case Study.

Bárcena-Humanes JL1, Gómez-Hoyo PJ2, Jarabo-Amores MP3, Mata-Moya D4, Del-Rey-Maestre N5.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland).Sensors (Basel).2015 Nov 17;15(11):29079-106. doi: 10.3390/s151129079.
Passive radars exploit the signal transmitted by other systems, known as opportunity illuminators (OIs), instead of using their own transmitter. Due to its almost total invulnerability to natural disasters or physical attacks, satellite OIs are of special interest. In this line, a feasibility study
PMID 26593921