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Trajectory optimization of multiple asteroids exploration with asteroid 2010TK7 as main target

Gao et al., 2019

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10707582532130939878
Author
Gao Y
Lu X
Peng Y
Xu B
Zhao T
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Advances in Space Research

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In this study, the Earth's Trojan asteroid 2010 TK 7 is selected as the rendezvous target. The multiple flyby sequence of asteroid exploration was proposed by optimizing the probe's orbit. Impulsive maneuvers and low-thrust propulsion were used respectively to design the …
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