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Atmospheric Modeling for Controlling the Motion of a Return Vehicle

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The article presents the prognostic capabilities of the SOCOL global climate model. A correction of the trajectory is proposed by supplementing the algorithms of the nominal control of the return vehicle with the atmospheric parameters at altitudes of 40–80 km obtained as a result of prognostic calculations.

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    A. S. Vyazankin, N. D. Tsvetkova, P. N. Vargin & V. A. Yushkov

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Vyazankin, A.S., Tsvetkova, N.D., Vargin, P.N. et al. Atmospheric Modeling for Controlling the Motion of a Return Vehicle. Sol Syst Res 54, 679–684 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0038094620070230

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