Lecture

Interplanetary Trajectories: Concepts and Strategies

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This lecture covers the concepts and strategies related to interplanetary trajectories, focusing on the departure from a planet, the sphere of influence, and the orbit insertion around the destination planet. It explains the use of patched conics approximation, the vis-viva equation, and the determination of important parameters for successful interplanetary missions.

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Planetary science: Atmosphere

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