Kepler Laws and Anomalies

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This lecture covers the determination of satellite vehicle coordinates with respect to Earth using almanac and ephemerides, focusing on Newton and Kepler approaches, orbital planes, and Earth Cartesian system. It also delves into mean, eccentric, and true anomalies.

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