SOME METHODS OF DEriving the ORBITAL EQUATION
Keywords:
cosmic velocities, first cosmic velocity, second cosmic velocity, third cosmic velocity, trajectory, law of gravitation, Kepler's lawsAbstract
Orbital equations are a significant aspect of mathematical physics and are widely used in celestial mechanics and the study of artificial satellite motion. This article explores the origin of orbital equations and various methods for deriving them. The primary focus is on the application of Newton's law of universal gravitation and Kepler's laws, as well as the modeling of orbital motion using modern mathematical and numerical methods. Additionally, the advantages and disadvantages of classical and contemporary approaches are discussed. This research aims to enhance the understanding of orbital motions and broaden their applications across various fields
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