Lunar Case 1: Keplerian Propagation Ref 1 ICs
Scenario 1 tests simple Keplerian propagation in an inverse square gravity field.
Constants and Models
The gravitational constant, as defined in DE400, is GM = 4902.8001184575496 km3/s2. The ephemerides are: DE440. Time is expressed in UTC. Although test case initial conditions may be in the future, the following constants are used: TAI - UTC = 37 sec; DUT1 = 0.0 sec Newtonian gravity uses R = 1737.400 km.
Initial Conditions
| Scenario | Lunar Case 1: Keplerian Propagation Ref 1 ICs | |||
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| Body | Cylinder | |||
| Orientation | Body frame aligned with VO frame quaternionWrtVo_W/X/Y/Z should be [1,0,0,0] respectively |
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| Rotation | bodyAngularRateWrtMi: [0, -0.05008, 0] deg/s (angular rotation rate of the body frame WRT MI presented in the body frame) |
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| Gravitation | Inverse square | Gravity Gradient Effects | Off | |
| Sun/Earth Perturbations | Off | Duration | 28,800 s | |
| Output Interval | 60 s | Output Format | CSV | |
| Initial states | ||||
| Time |
2025-7-15 11:23:27.30 UTC corresponds to output j2000UtcTime_s J2000 epoch of January 1.5, 2000 = -2451545.0 days Using 37 leap seconds j2000TtTime_s = j2000UtcTime + 32.184 + 37 = j2000UtcTime + 69.184 (s) Note that delta UT1/UTC is not relevant for checkcase and is thus not specified |
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| Frame | Planet-Centered Inertial | |||
| Position (m) |
miPosition_m_X miPosition_m_Y miPosition_m_Z |
-194338.26150101773 824894.7002999065 1653703.391999927 |
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| Velocity (m/s) |
miVelocity_m_s_X miVelocity_m_s_Y miVelocity_m_s_Z |
80.94043359034313 -1447.8938749999684 731.723312100025 |
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Note: All quaternions are modified to be scalar positive.
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