Find the total delta-v required for a Hohmann transfer from earth's orbit to Saturn's orbit. Take gravitational parameter for sun as 132.712 × 10⁹ km³/s² distance of earth from sun 149.6 x 106 km and distance of Saturn from sun 1.433 x 10⁹ km.

Use Kepler’s 3rd Law to calculate the mass of a star which has a planet orbiting at 2.35 A.U. and takes 4.56 Earth years to complete one full orbit.

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Calculate the escape velocity to an orbit of 457 km height from a planet with the radius of 2000 km and the density of 3400 kg⋅m-³. Give your answer in Sl units.

High energy cosmic rays from space hit the nitrogen in the atmosphereand convert it from nitrogen (N14) into carbon (C14). This produces a steadyconcentration of C14 in the atmosphere once the decay rate of the C14 back intoN14 matches the conversion rate from the cosmic ray flux (which is assumedto be constant for reasons you can ask me about if you want).a) What kind of radiation (what kind of particle) does the C14 emit when it decays? Tellme how you know?b) The concentration of C14 in plants (and animals) comes into equilibrium with the atmosphere because living things use the ambient carbon to make their cellular structures.However, once a plant dies, it no longer consumes C14. The C14 starts to decay away—allowing us to calculate when the plant died because the C14/C12 ratio doesn’t match theatmosphere. If the half life of C14 is 5000 years, what is the age of a piece of charcoal froma site from the Clovis peoples of North America if the concentration of C14 is 15% of…

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Show your data and graph table Approximately how many times farther from the sun is HCM 6A than Pluto? Honors physics

Consider a US Air Force launch of its latest GPS satellite from Cape Canaveral.  Radar tracking shows the following J2000 state vector (X,Y,Z and Vx,Vy,Vz) at burnout.   26 Feb 2022 17:10:00.000    (X,Y,Z): 5210.345121    -549.481941    4300.883291       (Vx,Vy,Vz): -1.451280      7.391098     2.690198   Calculate the minimum total delta V required to maneuver this spacecraft into a circular orbit with a 12-hour period and an inclination of 61 degrees, assuming impulsive maneuvers and two-body dynamics.   Please solve using equations from Howard Curtis's Orbital Mechanics for Engineering Students, 4th Edition. Or if not possible name the equations you use. Also please use matlab syntax for solving or write the equations out clearly. Thanks!

10) Calculate the absolute magnitude of Vega.

On February 20, 1962, John Glenn made the first U.S.-manned flight around the Earth for three orbits on Friendship 7. With Earth at one focus, the orbit of Friendship 7 is given approximately by r =4090.76/(1 - 0.0076 cos θ),where r is measured in miles from Earth’s center. Use the formula and the figure shown to solve:How far from Earth’s center was John Glenn at his closest distance from the planet? Round to the nearest mile. If the radius of Earth is 3960 miles, how far was he from Earth’s surface at this point on the flight?