Finding Hera’s way: Flight Dynamics team in action
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ESA's Hera mission team is preparing a braking maneuver for the early morning of 15 October, firing the spacecraft's Orbit Control Thrusters continuously for 93 minutes. The burn, aimed toward the target asteroid system, is intended to bring Hera's velocity near that of the Didymos binary asteroids.
The European Space Agency’s Hera planetary defence mission team is preparing to light a fire in the sky. On the early morning of 15 October the small-car-sized spacecraft will burn its Orbit Control Thrusters in the direction of its target asteroid system for a total of 93 minutes continuously. This braking manoeuvre will bring it near to matching the orbital velocity of the Didymos binary asteroids.
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