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Questions regarding Low Earth Orbit or LEO, which refers to orbits at an altitude between approximately 160 kilometers / 100 miles and 2,000 kilometers / 1,200 miles.
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Implemented analytical orbit propagator
You can check out orekit.org,which basically is an open source java library for orbital mechanics. They have implemented various analytical propagators, all inheriting from an AbstractAnalyticalPropag …
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