Celestial Mechanics in the XXIst century – challenges
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Volume 229, issue 8, May 2020
Celestial Mechanics in the XXIst Century
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16 articles in this issue
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Geodesy and geophysics of Mercury: Prospects in view of the BepiColombo mission
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On the rotational motion of NEAs during close encounters with the Earth
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Reducing the risk of space debris collisions using conditions or performance simultaneous operation in minimum time
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An optimization approach to search for quasi-critical inclinations for direct and retrograde orbits
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Tidal friction in satellites and planets. The new version of the creep tide theory
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Dynamics of tethered asteroid systems to support planetary defense
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An unaccounted component on the Prometheus and Pandora offset angular positions
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A semi-analytical approach using the single and double averaged methods and the Lidov–Kozai mechanism
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Attitude determination by unscented Kalman filter and solar panels as sun sensor
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Effects of the rotation of a spacecraft in an atmospheric close approach with the Earth
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Effects of immersed moonlets in the ring arc particles of Saturn
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Effects of higher-order multipoles of the lunar disturbing potential on elongated orbits in cislunar space
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