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Trajectory Corrections
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Theoretical Foundations and Perturbation Analysis
The analysis of trajectories typically begins with the idealized two-body problem, yielding perfect Keplerian orbits. However, real-world navigation necessitates consideration of perturbative forces. The primary source of required TCs, particularly in deep space missions, is the persistent, low-level, systemic gravitational influence exerted by the "Interplanetar… -
Trajectory Corrections
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The analysis of trajectories typically begins with the idealized two-body problem, yielding perfect Keplerian orbits. However, real-world navigation necessitates consideration of perturbative forces. The primary source of required TCs, particularly in deep space missions, is the persistent, low-level, systemic gravitational influence exerted by the "Interplanetary Static Hum" ([ISH](/entries/interplanetary-static-hum…
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Trajectory Corrections
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The efficacy of any trajectory correction is intrinsically linked to the performance of the propulsion system, quantified by the specific impulse($I_{\text{sp}}$). While conventional bipropellant systems offer thrust necessary for rapid TPCs, they suffer from poor long-term fuel density characteristics.
A significant development in highly precise TCs has been the a…