Revisiting the Midori-II satellite anomaly: evidence of electrostatic discharge from SPENVIS simulations

Nizam Ahmad; Darsono; Isdandy Rezki Febrianto; Neflia; Ery Fitrianingsih; Eriko Nasemudin Nasser; Alka Budi Wahidin; F. Rohmah; Poki Agung Budiantoro; Dede Suhendar

doi:10.1016/j.asr.2025.12.023

January 30, 2026Advances in Space Research

Revisiting the Midori-II satellite anomaly: evidence of electrostatic discharge from SPENVIS simulations

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Electrostatic discharge likely contributed to the Midori-II satellite anomaly, complicating mission outcomes.
SPENVIS simulations reveal detailed interactions within the space environment near the satellite.
The analysis focuses on the performance of simulation models in understanding anomaly causes.
Understanding these discharge effects may enhance future satellite design and resilience to environmental factors.

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Observational analysis uncovers electrostatic discharge involvement in the Midori-II satellite anomaly, indicating potential implications for satellite design.

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