Titlebook: Solar Sailing; Technology, Dynamics Colin Robert McInnes Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 dynamics.radiation.solar.solar ra

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Non-Keplerian orbits,sed will have a given specific impulse and so, for a finite propellant mass, will provide some total Δ.. In addition, to achieve the desired mission goals a trajectory will be designed which fits within the envelope of the Δ.; available from the propulsion system. For solar sails, however, the propu

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Mission application case studies,ile these missions have revolutionised our knowledge and understanding of the solar system, they have inevitably been limited by the use of chemical propulsion, both alone and in combination with gravity assist manoeuvres. Most noticeably, almost all interplanetary missions to-date have been constra

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Colin Robert McInnesThe first comprehensive account of solar sailing.Ideal as an introduction, but treats the subject at a high technical level.Emphasis on solar sail orbital dynamics and solar radiation pressure.Solar s

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Solar sail design,ctical experience led to a limited selection and ultimate evolution towards the standard aircraft configurations seen today, and perhaps the long-term development of solar sailing will follow a similar route. When practical experience of solar sails is at hand it may become apparent that there only