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Optimization of low fuel and time-critical interplanetary transfers using space elevator apex anchor release: Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
James Torla
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Matthew Peet
Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, School for (IAFSE-SEMTE)
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Mars
100%
Saturn
100%
Jupiter
100%
Space Elevator
100%
Interplanetary Transfer
100%
Flight Constraint
66%
Human Habitation
66%
Potential Impact
33%
Costing Methods
33%
Safety-critical
33%
Iterative Methods
33%
Materiel
33%
Velocity Vector
33%
Escape Velocity
33%
Initial Velocity
33%
Critical Supplies
33%
Direct Transfer
33%
Lambert's Problem
33%
Earth Escape
33%
Engineering
Time-of-Flight
100%
Elevators
100%
Initial Condition
25%
Velocity Vector
25%
Initial Time
25%
Initial Velocity
25%
Escape Velocity
25%