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Verschiedene technische Forderungen und Beschränkungen machen es erforderlich, den Flugablauf von Raumfahrzeugen bei der Erfüllung einer Mission auf lange Sicht zu planen und ein Flugprogramm für das Lenksystem herzustellen. Diesen Vorgang nennt man Navigation.

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