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Space Navigation

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space navigation [′spās ‚nav·ə‚gā·shən]
(navigation)
Determination of the three-dimensional position and velocity vector of a space vehicle relative to a selected frame of reference.

Space Navigation 

in the broad sense, control of the motion of a spacecraft; in a narrower meaning, the navigational problem is the determination of the location of a spacecraft and the projection of its motion as a mass point. The system that performs these functions (the space navigation system) usually includes on-board and earth-based measuring and computing equipment. The astronaut may participate in solving problems of space navigation.



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