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The idea of a Digital-Twin has received a lot of attention in the field of space travel. A Digital-Twin, which enables real-time monitoring, analysis, and predictive modeling, is a virtual replica or simulation of a real system, such a spacecraft. This article aims to describe a new concept, the Digital-Twin, and show how it can be used for space missions. Using Free Open Source Software, the main purpose is to simulate the spacecraft going to Mars with a solar sail and create a digital copy of the mission by getting realistic results. Diagrams of open source programs used to solve problems that may be encountered in this process are included.
digital twin, CubeSat, solar-sailing, deep space, Scilab/Xcos, interplanetery missions
digital twin, CubeSat, solar-sailing, deep space, Scilab/Xcos, interplanetery missions
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