= Orbit phasing
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Orbit phasing refers to the process of adjusting the timing of maneuvers or trajectory changes for spacecraft to achieve desired alignments with other space objects, such as satellites or celestial bodies. This is particularly important for missions that involve rendezvous, docking, or transferring payloads between different orbits. Key aspects of orbit phasing include: 1. **Relative Positioning**: Orbit phasing helps spacecraft reach the correct position relative to another body in space.
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