Category:Celestial mechanics

Celestial mechanics is an application of physics, particularly Newtonian mechanics, to astronomical objects such as stars and planets.

Subcategories

There are 3 subcategories to this category.

A

• Astrodynamics

E

• Earth orbits

M

• Mars orbits

Articles in category "Celestial mechanics"

There are 88 articles in this category.

Celestial mechanics A Analemma Areostationary orbit Areostationary satellite Areosynchronous orbit Areosynchronous satellite Argument of periapsis Argument of the perihelion Ascending node Astronomical unit Autumnal equinox B Box orbit C Celestial equator Central body Characteristic energy Circular orbit Coriolis effect D Delta-v Descending node E Eccentric anomaly Eccentricity (orbit) Eccentricity vector Ecliptic orbit Elliptic orbit Equation of time Equatorial orbit Escape velocity G Geostationary orbit Geosynchronous orbit

G cont. Gravitational constant Gravitational slingshot Gravity H Heliostationary orbit Heliosynchronous orbit Hill sphere Hohmann transfer orbit Horseshoe orbit Hot dark matter Hyperbolic trajectory I Inclination Interplanetary Superhighway J Jacobi integral K Kepler's laws of planetary motion L Lagrangian point List of objects at the Sun-Earth Lagrangian points Longitude of the periapsis M Mean anomaly Mean longitude N N-body problem O Orbit equation Orbital elements Orbital nodes Orbital period Orbital perturbation Orbital resonance Orbital speed Orbital state vectors Orbiting body P Parabolic trajectory

P cont. Plane of reference Planetary orbit Planetary ring Poynting-Robertson effect Prograde and retrograde motion R Radiation pressure Relative angular momentum Roche limit Roche lobe Rotating frame of reference Rotation S Semi-major axis Semi-minor axis Specific orbital energy Specific relative angular momentum Sphere of influence (astrodynamics) Standard assumptions in astrodynamics Standard gravitational parameter Summer solstice T Tidal force Tidal locking Trojan points True anomaly True longitude Two-body problem V Vernal equinox W Winter solstice Y Yarkovsky effect Yarkovsky-O'Keefe-Radzievskii-Paddack effect