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Kepler Zero-Revolution Lambert Endpoint Velocity Transfer
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Kepler Zero-Revolution Lambert Endpoint Velocity Transfer is a paid API for AI agents from detect.halowerk.com, paid per call via x402, $0.003/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-11-04).
Computes both initial and final velocity vectors for a two-body orbital transfer using the Lambert problem solver (zero-revolution case).
Price / call$0.003
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How this service works
Recover both boundary velocities of a bounded two-body transfer model.
Output
Returns two 3D velocity vectors (in matching units to the input positions): the velocity at the first position (departure) and the velocity at the second position (arrival) that satisfy the specified Lambert transfer arc.
Example use cases
GEO insertion trajectory design
“I need the departure and arrival velocity vectors for a transfer from low Earth orbit at [6678, 0, 0] km to GEO at [0, 42164, 0] km, with a gravitational parameter of 398600.4418, a transfer time of 19800 seconds, and taking the short-way arc.”
Lunar free-return delta-v planning
“Compute the Lambert endpoint velocities for a cislunar transfer: start position [6578, 0, 0] km, end position [-384400, 0, 0] km, mu = 398600.4418, flight time of 240000 seconds, short-way trajectory — I need both boundary velocities.”
Mars interplanetary transfer velocity check
“For an interplanetary transfer simulation in normalized units, solve the zero-revolution Lambert arc from position [1, 0, 0] to [0, 1.524, 0] with gravitational parameter 1.0 and transfer time 450.0, using the long-way path — return the initial and final velocity vectors.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://detect.halowerk.com/v1/F-TD2000-GEO-INDUSTRY-B009/kepler-zero-revolution-lambert-endpoint-velocity-transfer?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need analytically correct Lambert arc boundary velocities for two-body Keplerian transfers with zero revolutions, especially in orbital mission design, delta-v budget computation, or trajectory verification workflows. Prefer this over numerical propagation when you have fixed endpoint positions and time of flight and need fast, closed-form velocity solutions.
Side effects
- Transfer time too short or too long for a valid single-revolution arc may yield no solution or degenerate geometry
- Collinear or nearly-collinear position vectors can cause numerical instability or undefined transfer plane
- Exceeding the input bounds (positions outside ±10000, transfer time outside 0.001–1000000, mu outside bounds) will cause validation errors
- Ambiguous long_way flag may produce a geometrically valid but unintended transfer arc
Input
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