Translational-Rotational Motion of Earth Artificial Satellite (EAS) in Hill's Gravity Field

Kalamkas Astemessova; Askar Bekov; Maksut Shinibaev; Dinara Ussipbekova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.983.300

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Translational-Rotational Motion of Earth Artificial Satellite (EAS) in Hill's Gravity Field

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The method presented below makes it possible to obtain an approximate solution to the problem of translational-rotational motion of proofmass in Hill's gravity field, as explicit functions of time.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 983)

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Kalamkas Astemessova*, Askar Bekov, Maksut Shinibaev, Dinara Ussipbekova

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Function of Time, Hill's Gravity Field, Moon, Moon Motion Theory, Proofmass

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