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user 20396
Questions regarding the mechanics or attributes of objects falling 'around' other objects, thereby orbiting them.
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formula linking RAAN and LTAN
I will try to explain myself: I know that I want my satellite to be on a sun-synchronous orbit 10h30-22h30 with 10h30 corresponding to my local time of ascending node (LTAN) as my entrance parameter; and … I want to know the RAAN because in every software simulating an orbit the entrance parameter is the RAAN. …
