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Landing Site Weak Stability Boundary Transfer (WSB)
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Lunar Landing Site Mare Cognitum 3°S 22°W; ~5km between Surveyor 2, Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 Mare Fecunditatis 1°S 55°E; ~5km to Luna 16 Mare Insularum 2°N 26°W; ~5km to Apollo 16 Mare Tranquilitatis 2°N 25°E; ~5-10km between Ranger 8, Surveyor 5, Apollo 11 [Kara Akgulian] [Mission Ops] [Locomotion]
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WSB Analysis Background Theoretically 25% ∆V savings when compared
Apogee Background Uses the lunar and solar gravity to reduce total ∆V Theoretically 25% ∆V savings when compared to a Hohmann Transfer Transfer time days Concerns Not many missions Not a lot of physics background, mostly theoretical Figure based on E.A. Belbruno Ref 1 [Kara Akgulian] [Mission Ops] [Locomotion] 3
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References E.A. Belbruno, J. Carrico, “Calculation of Weak Stability Boundary Ballistic Lunar Transfer Trajectories” AIAA/AAS Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, Denver, Colorado, AIAA Paper NO , (August 2000) C. Circi, P. Teofilatto, “On the Dynamics of Weak Stability Boundary Lunar Transfers” pp 41-72 Topography by by NASA and Astrogeology Research Program List of Mare by by NASA [Kara Akgulian] [Mission Ops] [Locomotion]
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