US Patent Issued on Jan. 27 for "ThinSat constellations that are a group of satellites for carrying payloads for experimentation and data collection which are launched into and orbit through low earth orbit (LEO) and very low earth orbit (VLEO) conditions" (Indiana Inventors)

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 28 -- United States Patent no. 12,537,593, issued on Jan. 27.

"ThinSat constellations that are a group of satellites for carrying payloads for experimentation and data collection which are launched into and orbit through low earth orbit (LEO) and very low earth orbit (VLEO) conditions" was invented by Henry D Voss (Upland, Ind.), Jeff F Dailey (Upland, Ind.), Matthew C Voss (Upland, Ind.) and Matthew B. Orvis (Upland, Ind.).

According to the abstract* released by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "An improved ThinSat constellations is a group of satellites for carrying experimentation and data collection payloads. They are launched and orbit through Low and Very Low Earth Orbit (LEO/VLEO). Thinsats solve complex co...