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Theory of General Satellites (mine)

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We all know and are proud that the first artificial Earth satellite was launched in the USSR ... according to the trend of further development, we should now fly to other planets and populate the whole and the entire Solar System ... and not play smartphones ... or surf the Internet ... as now, damn it ... well, at least not in cars to travel but on private jets ...
So ... the idea ... now many artificial Earth satellites fly in a geostationary orbit of 36,000 km there have already been so many that there will be accidents due to a collision ...
In short ... between the Earth and the Moon somewhere around 384,000 km ... on this segment there is such a point where the force of gravity of the Earth is equal to the force of gravity of the moon ... so having estimated it can be said that this distance is approximately ... 384000/6 = 64,000 km from the Moon (gravity on the Moon is 6 times less than Earth, respectively, Earth is 6 times more) ...



At this point, you can launch an artificial satellite common to the Earth and the Moon ... You ask how this satellite will transfer from the Earth to the lunar orbit. .. Very simple - the moon’s orbit is round and elliptical (the apogee of the Moon is farther from the Earth, the perigee is closer) ... that is, at the apogee of the Moon’s orbit, the earth attracts more and the artificial satellite passes into the Earth’s orbit ... and gives it at perigee The moon ... in this way there can be continuous monitoring of not only the Earth, but also of the Moon's surface ... in theory, it is possible to monitor other planets ... Earth-Venus, Earth-Mars ... and so on ...
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yes ... only Shargei ... real name Alexander Ignatievich Shargei was born in Poltava on June 21, 1897 (there is a museum of aviation and cosmonautics named after Yu.V. Kondratyuk in Poltava) ...
In Novosibirsk in 1929, with a circulation of 2,000 copies, he issued for his money the book "The Conquest of Interplanetary Spaces" ...
Kondratyuk became in 1921 in order to avoid persecution for short service in the army of Denikin ... where he was mobilized in 1919 ...where he fled ... Documents addressed to Yuri Vasilvich Kondratyuk, born in Lutsk in 1900, a student at Kiev University who died of tuberculosis ... relatives helped to get him. According to another version, he himself picked up the documents of the deceased Red Army ...
The Americans in their program of manned missions to the Moon "Apollo" to the last letter used the calculations of Kondrtuk ... his idea of ​​using the gravitational fields of oncoming space bodies to additionally accelerate or decelerate a rocket ship during a flight within the solar system ...
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In Novosibirsk we have Yuri Kondratyuk Square and the Lyceum School ... And this turns out to be Olexandro Sharpei (from Wikipedia).
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remembered ... looking at the X-factor ... The author of the calculations of the optimal trajectory of flight from Earth to the Moon (the so-called "Kondratyuk route") is a Ukrainian scientist - Yuri Kondratyuk.
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.so you want to say that on modern satellites there are no ion engines

You apparently inattentively read what I wrote. Or do not understand what I wrote. ((
I repeat the thought in a simpler form. Ionic engines were used and are used on satellites, but it cannot be said that "almost at all", rather, quite the contrary, "almost at all."
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well, let’s not almost everything (there was no talk of numbers) .... that is, you want to say that there are no ion engines on modern satellites ... I had a teacher at the institute in Yuzhmash (Dnepr), they designed these ion engines .. He has patents ... he told us a lot about them ... in interplanetary space they are used ... another thing is they cannot be used to take off from Earth or other large planets (thrust is relatively weak) ... In open space for satellite correction - ion engines are just a find ... they are small Lightweight, lightweight and easy to adjust traction ...
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... this movement is used to provoke a transition from one orbit to another ...
And how do you imagine this? Give not formulas, but formulas, the calculation is approximate.)) And I repeat: read about the Lagrange points.
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almost all satellites now have ion engines to correct their orbits
Almost everything is, to put it mildly, a huge exaggeration.
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... but also there is no need for large capacities
Read about ion engines before you say so!
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it was he who only monitored Saturn ... and there the poor burned out ... it would be cooler as if he had returned to Earth on dead spots ... thrown to their own devices ...
Now the flights between the planets (the Moon, Mars) are carried out according to a similar principle ... first, a rocket takes off from the Earth, makes a couple of turns around our planet to accelerate from gravitational acceleration ... then abruptly turning on the engines ... comes off to the Moon ... from the Moon take off ... make a couple of turns around it to accelerate from gravity and again come off to Earth (as Apolo did with the Americans on board, and developed this method of flying to the moon, ours ... even mine, the Ukrainian ... only forgot his name) .. . to Mars too ... why they fly so long ... because they spend time and usco rhenium from planets ... or even the Sun ... Cassini also used all the planetary gravitations that he came across in his path ... otherwise it is very expensive ... and not feasible ...
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if you literally consider it yes, the satellite will freeze there ... but the Earth and the Moon are constantly moving in and their attraction is changing ... that’s the whole "salt" of the idea ... this movement is used to provoke a transition from one orbit to another. ..The satellite is in constant motion ... the inertia force is also triggered (dead center slip) ... the area of ​​such a point is not large ... the point itself is constantly changing (plus perigee, the apogee of the lunar orbit) ... it’s easy to transfer the satellite to another orbit ... the most important thing is that almost all satellites now have ion engines to correct their orbits and the correct location of the antennas ... it is problematic without them ... but there is no need for large powers there ...
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If you place the satellite at the libration point L1, then it will remain there and will not go into any orbit of the Moon or Earth until you turn on the engine.
And before further reflection, read about the Lagrange points.
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Just do not understand the meaning. What about Cassini, who has been monitoring Saturn for 13 years, or curesity and Mars ...
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Pralno, countryman, our idea is everything!
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You can argue ... where does the tractor?
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Mdaa, "maybe it’s better about the reactor, about your favorite lunar tractor? ..." (c)
Although Ukrainians cannot listen to Vladimir Vysotsky, they are forbidden by the junta from above. dontknow

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