Transport capabilities of a spacecraft with chemical and electric propulsion at insertion of satellites into geostationary orbit with use of Moon's swingby

Transport capabilities of a spacecraft with chemical and electric propulsion at insertion of satellites into geostationary orbit with use of Moon's swingby

The possibility of using chemical and electric propulsion and Moon's swingby for insertion of spacecraft into the geostationary orbit (GEO) is analyzed in the present research. Using Moon's swingby for transfer of a spacecraft with a combined propulsion system is the original idea of the p...

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