- A
trajectory or
flight path is the path that an
object with m**** in
motion follows through space as a
function of time. In
classical mechanics, a trajectory...
- In
astrodynamics or
celestial mechanics a
parabolic trajectory is a
Kepler orbit with the
eccentricity equal to 1 and is an
unbound orbit that is exactly...
-
astrodynamics or
celestial mechanics, a
hyperbolic trajectory or
hyperbolic orbit is the
trajectory of any
object around a
central body with more than...
-
Trajectory optimization is the
process of
designing a
trajectory that
minimizes (or maximizes) some
measure of
performance while satisfying a set of constraints...
-
trajectories include:
trajectory of a
projectile lofted trajectory, a
particular type of non-minimum
energy ballistic trajectory trajectory (fluid mechanics)...
-
sports science and
natural phenomena.
Galileo Galilei showed that the
trajectory of a
given projectile is parabolic, but the path may also be straight...
- free-flight is
about 4,500
kilometers (2,800 mi). A
ballistic missile's
trajectory consists of
three parts or phases: the
boost phase, the mid-course phase...
- is a
spaceflight in
which the
spacecraft reaches outer space, but its
trajectory intersects the
surface of the
gravitating body from
which it was launched...
-
orbital mechanics, a cir****lunar
trajectory, trans-lunar
trajectory or
lunar free
return is a type of free
return trajectory which takes a
spacecraft from...
- In
orbital mechanics, a free-return
trajectory is a
trajectory of a
spacecraft traveling away from a
primary body (for example, the Earth)
where gravity...
