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What Is a Free-Return Trajectory? The Route Behind Artemis II's Lunar Flyby
A free-return path uses Earth–Moon gravity to bring a spacecraft back toward Earth. Here is why that does not mean a mission needs no engines or course corrections.
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A free-return path uses Earth–Moon gravity to bring a spacecraft back toward Earth. Here is why that does not mean a mission needs no engines or course corrections.

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