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orbital mechanics

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the principles governing the motion of bodies in orbit around other bodies under gravitational influence, such as artificial Earth satellites.

See also: Mechanics



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50 Hardcover TL1050 First published in 1991, this textbook on spacecraft mechanics and orbital mechanics, based on courses taught at The Aerospace Corporation, Northrop U.
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