Gravity-Assist Problem: Can a flyby of the Sun help humans change a spacecraft's interplanetary trajectory? I...
Gravity-Assist Problem: Can a flyby of the Sun help humans change a spacecraft's interplanetary trajectory?
I think the answer is yes because it will help the spacecraft to change direction or speed up. Am I correct?
Homework Answers
Yes you are correct.
A flyby of the Sun can assist in changing the direction and speed and thereby helps in changing the trajectory.
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