Lectures related to Medium Earth orbit

Discusses SpaceX's Starship test flight and the principles of rendezvous in space missions.

Explores satellite swarms, near-Earth asteroids, and the need for international cooperation in space.

Explores the inequality of seasons by examining the Earth's orbit and the causes of the seasons in architecture and gnomonics.

Covers the use of GNSS for space applications, including navigation, low-cost solutions, and real-time examples.

Explores building physics fundamentals, thermal comfort, architecture projects, and Earth's celestial movements.

Explores the space capabilities of nations, agencies, and companies in 2015.

Addresses the challenges of space debris and presents a project aimed at sustainable management of low Earth orbit.

Explores various Earth orbits, historical space missions, and solar system exploration.

Explores in-orbit servicing in the new space economy and projects roadmap by Luc Piguet.

Covers the two-body problem, Newton's law, gravitational perturbations, and Kepler's laws.

Discusses the Hohmann transfer for small AV and orbital parameters at different altitudes.

Covers the Hohmann transfer technique between circular orbits and the necessary velocity changes.

Explores orbital decay in Low Earth Orbit, drag equations, ballistic coefficient, and satellite data.

Explores Satcom performances, bandwidth, orbits, and radio spectrum utilization in satellite communications.

Explores the challenges posed by space debris accumulation in different orbits and the measures taken to prevent collisions.

Discusses Crew-7's return from the ISS and key principles of space mission design.

Covers Earth's orbit, interplanetary trajectories, propulsion systems, and future space projects.

Explains seasons, equinoxes, solstices, Earth's orbit, and solar time.

Discusses mean anomaly in circular orbits, exploring its relationship with velocity, period, and angular velocity.

Explores the historical development of celestial geometry and its impact on climate variations and astronomical observations.