OrbitLab   Contact and Collaboration
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If you are an astrodynamics student or engineer, or you would like to collaborate on OrbitLab, I would be glad to hear from you.

OrbitLab grew out of a research propagator and is meant to stay useful for both learning and real mission analysis. Whether you want to add a perturbation model, wire in real satellite data, or use the tool in a course, send a message and we can take it from there.

  • Something is wrong

    A result you cannot explain, a page that will not load, a figure that disagrees with a reference.

    Include: your scenario inputs (orbit, epoch, central body) and what you expected instead.

    mohammad.yasfo@gmail.com
  • A question about the physics

    How a quantity is derived, which model is in use, or where an assumption stops holding.

    Check first: the methods reference documents every equation the simulator uses.

    Read the methods reference
  • Collaboration or teaching

    Adding a perturbation model, wiring in real satellite data, or using OrbitLab in a course.

    Include: the use case, and roughly what you need it to do.

    mohammad.yasfo@gmail.com

Website mohammadyasfo.dev