Space Systems Dynamics

Orbital and attitude dynamics and control

Academic Readings on Cosmonautics





January 29, 2018

The annual XLII Academic Readings on Cosmonautics have been held from 23 to 26 January 2018. Seven research works have been presented by members of our team during the 2-day session "Applied celestial mechanics and motion control" at Bauman Moscow State Technical University. Sergey Trofimov also visited Lavochkin Association's session at which different aspects of automatic spacecraft missions for planetary and astrophysical studies are discussed. He made a presentation on station-keeping of Sun-Venus libration point orbits for a prospective space telescope.

Maksim Shirobokov
Multiple Shooting Technique in Spaceflight Mechanics Problems

Yaroslav Mashtakov and Sergey Shestakov
Design of Reference Relative Orbits for a Tetrahedral Satellite Formation

Roman Dosaev, Yaroslav Mashtakov, Tatyana Petrova, and Stepan Tkachev
Relative Motion Control for Satellites with Variable Reflectivity Solar Sails

Danil Ivanov, Mikhail Ovchinnikov, Oleg Pantsyrnyi, and Igor Fedorov
Attitude Motion of TNS-0/2 Satellite Upon Deployment from the International Space Station

Dmitry Roldugin, Mikhail Ovchinnikov, and Vladimir Pen'kov
Periodic Motions of a Satellite with Magneto-Gyroscopic Attitude Control System During Rotations in the Orbital Plane

Yaroslav Mashtakov and Stepan Tkachev
Spacecraft Reorientation Under Constraints

Danil Ivanov, Mikhail Mogilevsky, Uliana Monakhova, and Alexander Chernyshov
Aerodynamic Force-Based Tetrahedral Configuration Establishment and Keeping for a Formation of Nanosatellites

Maksim Shirobokov and Sergey Trofimov
Station-keeping for Sun-Venus L2 Libration Point Orbits