Orbit Dynamics

Orbit dynamics refers to the study of how objects move in space under the influence of gravity and other forces. This includes the paths that planets, moons, satellites, and spacecraft take around larger bodies like the Earth or the Sun. Factors such as speed, distance, and the gravitational pull of nearby objects affect these movements. Understanding orbit dynamics is crucial for satellite launches, space missions, and predicting the behavior of celestial bodies. It combines principles from physics and mathematics to ensure that spacecraft can maintain stable orbits and reach their intended destinations effectively.