The use of vertical instability of L₁ and L₂ planar Lyapunov orbits for transfers from near rectilinear halo orbits to planar distant retrograde orbits in the Earth-Moon system
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The use of vertical instability of \(L 1\) and \(L 2\) planar Lyapunov orbits for transfers from near rectilinear halo orbits to planar distant retrograde orbits in the Earth-Moon system
The use of vertical instability of \(L 1\) and \(L 2\) planar Lyapunov orbits for transfers from near rectilinear halo orbits to planar distant retrograde orbits in the Earth-Moon system
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