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| Challenge | Description | Mitigation | |-----------|-------------|------------| | Thermal stability | Longer arms increase exposure to solar heating variations. | Deploy multi‑layer insulation, active thermal control, and place spacecraft at L3 for reduced solar flux fluctuations. | | Laser phase noise | Longer optical paths amplify phase fluctuations. | Use frequency‑pre‑stabilized lasers locked to ultra‑stable cavities, supplemented by inter‑spacecraft arm‑locking techniques. | | Data volume | Six interferometric channels generate massive raw data. | Implement on‑board AI‑driven compression, transmit only calibrated strain data and candidate triggers. | | Spacecraft reliability | More components raise failure probability. | Adopt redundant subsystems, design for graceful degradation, and test critical parts in long‑duration micro‑gravity experiments. | | Cost and schedule | Flagship missions face budgetary pressures. | Pursue international partnership (ESA, NASA, JAXA, CNSA) and dual‑use technology (e.g., laser communication payloads). | Based on the standard naming conventions used in
Date: March 15, 2023