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of the solar system.
from the planets it encountered.
They waited weeks.
They waited months.
And then these images came back.
Images that proved that there was no
hospitable place anywhere nearby.
It was clear now that there
was nothing nearby.
On the ground they knew they
needed a bolder plan
a trip beyond our
immediate horizonts.
For the mathematicians it was
only a question of a different trajectory.
change, that is the zero.
This velocity thing says that this
derivative comes out to be vdelta v.
It just required the gravity assist from Venus
and a fly-by of Jupiter.
It looked doable.
If we look at our
standard v equation
the key is going to be getting the right
v infinity of Venus.
We are still going to need enough
performance from the spacecraft
so that we can go below the orbit of Venus.
And also that the v infinity of Venus is high enough
that when we have to come up with the velocity needed
to get us on up to Jupiter that that will work.
to look at leaving the solar system.
For example this is the Sun.
Instead of thinking of this being a fixed
plane with the Sun in the center
Let's just draw an axis
and rotate the plane with the Earth
so now the Earth looks like it is fixed.
Now we are working in a rotating system.
In this rotating system
if we have a little spacecraft,
an intender or whatever.
Moving around, it has got
some velocity in the rotating system.
And it's got potentional energy with respect to Earth and
potentional energy with respect to the Sun.
The Jacobi constant is equal to
one half the rotating velocity squared,
and I believe by convention it's all minused
so we get a negative sign on a kinetic energy,
and we have the gravitational constant of
the Sun divided by our distance from the Sun
and the gravitational constant of
the Earth divided by our distance from the Earth.
Whenever we come by the Earth, no matter which
direction we come in or which direction we fly by
we are going to end up with exactly the same velocity.
And the key then is to use other planets...
That's the wrong symbol.
That would be Mars
and it's in wrong place so we will
use Venus.... use other planets to
change what the Jacobi
constant is to a new value.
It's playing games with the Jacobi constant and
that's where the tour starts to get interesting.
On board, however, the shifted trajectory was
accepted as just an extension of their flight-plan.
The life carried on.
Day in, day out. Draggery set in.
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