Non-Keplerian Orbit
Author: Tianjiang Shuo
Website: https://cislunarspace.cn
Definition
An orbit that does not follow two-body Keplerian laws, prevalent in cislunar space. Unlike the circular or elliptical planar orbits of near-Earth space, cislunar trajectories are generally non-conic sections without fixed orbital planes. In CR3BP, only the Jacobi constant exists and classical orbital elements cannot describe them.
Related Concepts
- Low Lunar Orbit, LLO
- Complex Periodic Orbit
- Orbital Transfer Stage
- Halo Orbit Insertion, HOI
References
- 地月空间态势感知技术研究现状与发展
