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MAE 5495: Lecture 3 Trajectories, Time, Launch Windows and Launch Velocity Dr. Andrew Ketsdever UCCS.

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1 MAE 5495: Lecture 3 Trajectories, Time, Launch Windows and Launch Velocity Dr. Andrew Ketsdever UCCS

2 Sidereal Time 1 Sidereal Day = 23 hrs. 56 min. 04 sec The Earth rotates 360.986º in a solar day

3 Geocentric Equatorial Coordinate System Reference: Understanding Space by J.J. Sellers, W.J. Astore, R.B. Giffen, W.J. Larson

4 Launch Windows Reference: Understanding Space by J.J. Sellers, W.J. Astore, R.B. Giffen, W.J. Larson

5 Launch Windows Reference: Understanding Space by J.J. Sellers, W.J. Astore, R.B. Giffen, W.J. Larson

6 Launch Windows Reference: Understanding Space by J.J. Sellers, W.J. Astore, R.B. Giffen, W.J. Larson

7 Tropocentric Horizon Coordinate System Reference: Understanding Space by J.J. Sellers, W.J. Astore, R.B. Giffen, W.J. Larson

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