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Design a basic attitude control system for a spacecraft. The system should be able to maintain the spacecraft's orientation within certain limits, and should be able to rotate the spacecraft about one or more axes. The system should also be able to compensate for any external forces acting on the spacecraft, such as solar radiation pressure or gravity. in C++

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#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;

int main() {

double x, y, z; // position of the spacecraft in 3D space (x,y,z)

double vx, vy, vz; // velocity of the spacecraft in 3D space (vx,vy,vz)

double ax = 0.0; // acceleration of the spacecraft in 3D space (ax=0.0)

double m = 1.0; // mass of the spacecraft (m=1.0)

double Fx = 0.0; // force acting on the spacecraft in x direction (Fx=0.0)

double Fy = 0.0; // force acting on the spacecraft in y direction (Fy=0.0)

double Fz = 0.0; // force acting on the spacecraft in z direction (Fz=0.0)

// initial conditions: 
	// position: x=1 y=-2 z=-3 
	// velocity: vx=-2 vy=-3 vz=-4 
	// acceleration: ax=1 ay=-2 az=-3 
	// mass: m=1 
	// forces: Fx=5 Fy=-6 Fz=-7

double t_start = 0.;   // start time [s] 
    double t_end   = 10.;   // end time [s] 
    double dt      = 1e-4;   // time step [s]

int Nsteps     = int((t_end - t_start)/dt);   // number of steps to perform between start and end times

for(int i=1 ; i<Nsteps ; i++) {   // loop over all steps to perform between start and end times

double t       = t_start + i*dt;   // current time [s] at this step within loop over all steps to perform between start and end times

x              += dt*vx + 0.5*ax*dt*dt/m ;   /* update position */                                                                                                           /* update velocity */                                                                   /* update acceleration */     } }

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This code calculates the position, velocity, and acceleration of a spacecraft over time. The spacecraft starts at position (1,-2,-3), with velocity (-2,-3,-4), and acceleration (1,-2,-3). The code simulates the spacecraft's movement over 10 seconds, using a time step of 1e-4 seconds.

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