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FAQS on orbital parameters
Q: What are the key orbital parameters used to describe a satellite's orbit?
A: The primary orbital parameters include semi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination, right ascension of ascending node (RAAN), argument of periapsis, and true anomaly. These elements define an object's position, shape, and orientation in space relative to its parent body. They form the basis of the Keplerian element set for orbit characterization.
Q: How do orbital parameters influence spacecraft mission design?
A: Orbital parameters determine coverage areas, communication windows, and fuel requirements for orbital maneuvers. Mission planners optimize parameters like inclination and altitude for specific objectives like Earth observation or geostationary communication. Parameter selection directly impacts mission duration and operational constraints.
Q: What factors can cause changes in orbital parameters over time?
A: Atmospheric drag, gravitational perturbations from celestial bodies, and solar radiation pressure gradually alter orbital parameters. Intentional changes occur through thruster burns for orbital adjustments. Natural phenomena like Earth's oblateness (J2 effect) particularly affect low-Earth orbit satellites.
Q: How does orbital dynamics explain the relationship between velocity and altitude?
A: Orbital dynamics follows Kepler's laws where lower orbits require higher velocities to maintain orbital balance. This inverse relationship between altitude and speed is governed by the vis-viva equation. Energy conservation principles dictate that altitude changes necessitate precise velocity adjustments.
Q: Why are orbital parameters critical for collision avoidance in space operations?
A: Accurate orbital parameters enable prediction of satellite trajectories and conjunction assessments. Operators use parameter data to calculate collision probabilities and plan avoidance maneuvers. Regular parameter updates are essential due to continuous orbital perturbations and growing space debris.
