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1	“My team and I used Poliastro for our final project in our Summer App Space program. This module helped us in plotting asteroids by using the data provided to us. It was very challenging finding a module that can take orbits from the orbital elements, plot planets, and multiple ones. This module helped us because we were able to understand the code as most of us were beginners and make some changes the way we wanted our project to turn out. We made small changes such as taking out the axis and creating a function that will create animations. I am happy we used Poliastro because it helped us directs us in a direction where we were satisfied of our final product.”
2	“We are a group of students at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States. We are currently working on a student AIAA/AAS satellite compet**ion to design a satellite perform some science missions on asteroid (469219) 2016 HO3. We are using your poliastro python package in designing and visualizing the trajectory from GEO into asteroid’s orbit. Thank you for your work on poliastro, especially the APIs that are very clear and informational, which helps us significantly.”
3	“We, at the Instute of Space and Planetary Astrophysics (ISPA, University of Karachi), are using Poliastro as part of Space Flight Dynamics Text Book development program. The idea is to develop a book suitable for undergrad students which will not only cover theoretical background but will also focus on some comp**tional tools. We chose Poliastro as one of the packages because it was very well written and provided results with good accuracy. It is especially useful in covering some key topics like the Lambert’s problem. We support the use of Poliastro and open source software because they are easily accessible to students (without any charges, unlike some other tools). A great plus point for Poliastro is that it is Python based and Python is now becoming a very important tool in areas related to Space Sciences and Technologies.”

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28	Defining the orbit: Orbit objects	text
29	Moving forward in time: propagation	text
30	Studying non-keplerian orbits: perturbations	text
31	Studying artificial perturbations: thrust	text
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45	Visualize orbital data with Cesium	text
46	New Horizons launch and trajectory	text
47	Going to Mars with Python using poliastro	text
48	Going to Jupiter with Python using Jupyter and poliastro	text
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