orbitaltrajectory
Orbital trajectory refers to the path that an object takes around a central body due to the influence of gravity. This concept is fundamental in astrodynamics and celestial mechanics. The trajectory of an object in orbit is determined by its initial velocity, the gravitational pull of the central body, and any other perturbing forces such as atmospheric drag or solar radiation pressure.
The shape of an orbital trajectory can vary widely. Circular orbits are those in which the object
Kepler's laws of planetary motion describe the behavior of objects in orbit. The first law states that
Orbital trajectories are crucial in various applications, including satellite communications, space exploration, and understanding the dynamics