NASA is sending a remote-sensing spacecraft to Mars. Given: Earth parking orbit altitude= 1000 km Mars...

NASA is sending a remote-sensing spacecraft to Mars.

Given:

Earth parking orbit altitude= 1000 km

Mars Parking orbit altitude= 500 km

μ_Earth = 3.99x10⁵ km³/s²

μ_Mars = 4.280x10⁴ km³/s²

μ_Sun = 1.33x10¹¹ km³/s²

^{Earth's orbital radius = 1.50
x10⁸ km (assume Earth has a circular orbit for this
problem)}

Mars' orbital radius = 2.28 x10⁸ km (assume Mars has a circular orbit for this problem)

^{Find the semi major axis of the transfer orbit,}v_{∞Earth ,}v_∞Mars,ΔV_boost,^_ΔV_retro,ΔV_mission^{(enter your answer as a number which will be assumed to be in km)}

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