Missionszeitfenster
Missionszeitfenster, also known as launch windows, are specific time periods during which a spacecraft can be launched to reach a target destination, such as another planet or a specific orbit. These windows are determined by the relative positions of the Earth and the target body, as well as the spacecraft's trajectory and velocity requirements. The size and frequency of these windows vary depending on the mission's objectives and the celestial mechanics involved.
For interplanetary missions, launch windows occur when the target planet is at a favorable position relative
Launch windows are crucial for mission planning and execution, as they directly impact the spacecraft's fuel