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If the both orbits are in the same plane, then the optimal solution will be called hohmann transfer where you need to start from perigee of the inner orbit towards an apogee of the outer orbit. So you will start from 200 km perigee and end at 8000 km apogee.

I hope this is clear now.

If the both orbits are in the same plane, then the optimal solution will be called hohmann transfer where you need to start from perigee of the inner orbit towards an apogee of the outer orbit. So you will start from 200 km perigee and end at 8000 km apogee.

I hope this is clear now.

If both orbits are in the same plane, then the optimal solution will be called hohmann transfer where you need to start from perigee of the inner orbit towards an apogee of the outer orbit. So you will start from 200 km perigee and end at 8000 km apogee.

I hope this is clear now.

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Ahmed Abbdein
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If the both orbits are in the same plane, then the optimal solution will be called hohmann transfer where you need to start from perigee of the inner orbit towards an apogee of the outer orbit. So you will start from 200 km perigee and end at 8000 km apogee.

I hope this is clear now.