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Based on the three modes of lunar spacecraft tracking techniques: Earth-based tracking mode, high-low satellite-to-satellite tracking mode, and low-low satellite-to-satellite tracking mode, the development of lunar gravity models could be divided into 4 stages. First, we introduce the principle, technical characteristics of the different tracking modes, and the representative gravity models, and then make comments on these models' precision. Further, through comparison of gravity anomaly precision, characteristics, and orbit determination precision from different stages' lunar gravity field models, we conclude that the advancement of space tracking techniques has significantly improved the precision of the lunar gravity model and effectively promote the understanding of the lunar interior structure and their liability of lunar satellite orbit determination. Finally, we analyze the deficiency of current lunar gravity models and give a perspective of future space tracking techniques.
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