Given: LST 81.1 deg W, 29.2 deg N, Ω = 150◦,i = 30◦. Find: Time in...

Given: LST 81.1 deg W, 29.2 deg N, Ω = 150◦,i = 30◦. Find: Time in hours until the next launch window opens and launch azimuth β.

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In this question we used some general rules of time to calculate time until the next window opens and then we calculated launch azimuth by its corresponding formula.

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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