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ORBITAL MECHANICS !! INTRO TO SPACE COURSE ORBITAL MECHANICS Lesson 1  Origins  Physical Laws  Requirements for Injection  Classifications of Orbits  Coordinate Reference Systems  Orbital Elements  Ground Tracks  Perturbations  Launch Considerations ORIGINS Nicholas Copernicus  Revived Helio-centric model  Believed planetary orbits were circles ORIGINS Tycho Brahe  Introduced precision into  astronomical  measurements  Mentor to Johannes  Kepler ORIGINS Johannes Kepler  Derived 3 laws based  upon his observations of  planetary motion PHYSICAL LAWS Kepler’s 1st Law:  Law of Ellipses The orbits of the planets are ellipses with  the sun at one focus PHYSICAL LAWS Ellipses FOCI Period (T) Semi-Major Axis (a) Semi-Minor  Axis (b) PHYSICAL LAWS PHYSICAL LAWS Kepler’s 2nd Law:  Law of Equal Areas The line joining the planet to the center of the sun  sweeps out equal areas in equal times T6 T5 T4 T3 T2 T1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A1 PHYSICAL LAWS Kepler’s 2nd Law:  Law of Equal Areas PHYSICAL LAWS Kepler’s 2nd Law:  Law of Equal Areas t0 t3 t1 t2 Area 1 Area 2 t1-t0 = t3-t2 Area 1 = Area 2 Satellite travels at varying speeds PHYSICAL LAWS Kepler’s 3rd Law:  Law of Harmonics The squares of the periods of  two planets’ orbits are  proportional to each other as  the cubes of their semi- major axes: T12/T22 = a13/a23 In English: Orbits with the same semi- major axis will have the  same period ORBITAL MECHANICS Lesson 1  Origins  Physical Laws  Requirements for Injection  Classifications of Orbits  Coordinate Reference Systems  Orbital Elements  Ground Tracks  Perturbations  Launch Considerations PHYSICAL LAWS Sir Isaac Newton  Derived three laws of  motion  Derived the Law of  Universal Gravitation  Explained why Kepler’s  laws worked PHYSICAL LAWS Newton’s 1st Law:  Law of Inertia  Every body continues in a state of uniform  motion unless it is compelled to change that  state by a force imposed upon it PHYSICAL LAWS Newton’s 2nd Law:  Law of Momentum  Change in momentum is proportional to and  in the direction of the force applied  Momentum equals mass x velocity  Change in momentum gives:  F = ma F F PHYSICAL LAWS Newton’s 3rd Law:  Action - Reaction  For every action, there is an equal and  opposite reaction  Hints at conservation of momentum

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… SYSTEMS
Topocentric

Purpose: To locate a satellite with respect
to a specific point on the Earth
COORDINATE SYSTEMS
Topocentric
Elevation
COORDINATE SYSTEMS
Topocentric
Azimuth
Range
Origin: Antenna
FP: Local Horizon
PD: True North
COORDINATE SYSTEMS
Geocentric Inertial

Purpose: To determine the exact orientation of an
orbital plane and to locate points in space with
respect to the Earth
Ecliptic…


Characteristics
– Varying speed
– Varying altitude
– Asymmetric Ground Track

Typical Missions
– Deep space surveillance (Pioneer)
– Communications (Polar comm.)
Ballistic Missiles
ORBIT CLASSIFICATIONS
Parabolic/Hyperbolic Trajectories

Characteristics
– Escaped Earth’s gravitational
influence
– Heliocentric

Typical Missions
– Interplanetary exploration (Galileo,
Phobos, Magellan)
ORBIT CLASSIFICATIONS…
… Earth’s surface
– Requires Latitude and Longitude

Topocentric
– Locates a satellite with respect to a site
– Requires Azimuth, Elevation, Range
COORDINATE SYSTEMS
Review

Geocentric Inertial
– Locates orbital plane with respect to the Earth
– Requires Right Ascension and Inclination

Orbit Inertial
– Locate orbit within orbital plane
– Requires Argument of Perigee
ORBITAL MECHANICS
Lesson 1…
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