Calculating Equations of Satellite Motion for Scientists

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This discussion centers on the methods for calculating equations of satellite motion, emphasizing the importance of research and understanding foundational concepts. Participants suggest utilizing online resources, particularly Google, to find relevant information and references. The conversation highlights the necessity of clarifying questions to receive effective guidance. Overall, the discussion underscores the collaborative nature of learning complex topics like satellite motion.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation
  • Familiarity with orbital mechanics
  • Basic knowledge of calculus and differential equations
  • Proficiency in using simulation tools for satellite motion analysis
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the principles of Newtonian mechanics as applied to satellite motion
  • Explore orbital mechanics textbooks or online courses
  • Learn about simulation software like MATLAB or STK for modeling satellite trajectories
  • Investigate the use of Kepler's laws in satellite motion calculations
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Scientists, aerospace engineers, and students in physics or engineering disciplines who are interested in understanding and calculating satellite motion dynamics.

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how to calculate equations of satellite motion because I just thought to make it
 
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bryan goh said:
how to calculate equations of satellite motion because I just thought to make it
Google is your friend! :smile:
 
To make a satellite?
 
DrSteve said:
To make a satellite?

that wasn't your original Q,

As berkeman suggested, google your Q then come back with references to anything you didn't understand
and see if some one can guide your through :smile:
 
davenn said:
that wasn't your original Q,

I think you have your OP confused...
 
glappkaeft said:
I think you have your OP confused...
No big deal. That never happens to me, though... :wink:
 
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