Chapter 6 Orbital Mechanics Maj Edward P. Chatters IV, USAF; Maj Bryan Eberhardt, USAF; and Maj Michael S. Warner, USAF Knowledge of orbital motion is essential for a full understanding of space operations.

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Date: 2012-01-04 11:29:47 Celestial mechanics Space Geocentric orbit Geosynchronous orbit Satellite Geostationary orbit Low Earth orbit Geosynchronous satellite Orbit Astrodynamics Earth orbits Spaceflight		Chapter 6 Orbital Mechanics Maj Edward P. Chatters IV, USAF; Maj Bryan Eberhardt, USAF; and Maj Michael S. Warner, USAF Knowledge of orbital motion is essential for a full understanding of space operations. Add to Reading List Source URL: space.au.af.mil Download Document from Source Website File Size: 745,80 KB Share Document on Facebook

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