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1. Introduction At present, the primary method employed by major space agencies globally for tracking probes in lunar and deep spaces is ground-based radio measurement technology, which is particularly critical for key tracking arcs such as transfer orbit correction, capture, and the landing of the target celestial body. The ground-based radio tracking system for deep space typically provides measurements of ranging, range-rate, and interferometry delay.
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