Method for determining the radius vector for a planet from two observations of position

Details Method for determining the radius vector for a planet from two observations of position Method for determining the radius vector for a planet from two observations of position

Feb 1977

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American Journal of Physics, Volume 45, Issue 2, pp. 131-134 (1977).

Physics

Orbit Determination And Improvement, Laboratory Experiments And Apparatus

Scientific paper

A method is presented for determining the approximate radius vector of a
planet or asteroid from two closely separated observations of position.
Much of the tedious computation of traditional methods is eliminated,
and the mathematical ability required is not beyond freshman or
sophomore students.

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