Giulio De Angelis

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Giulio De Angelis is a rising figure in astrodynamics and space mission design, with a focused expertise in lunar navigation infrastructure. His research centers on the deployment and optimization of satellite constellations around the Moon, a critical area for enabling future robotic and human exploration. De Angelis’s most notable contribution is his work on guidance strategies for deploying a Lunar Navigation Constellation from the Gateway, a key component of NASA’s Artemis program. This research addresses the practical challenge of efficiently placing satellites in lunar orbit to provide reliable navigation and telecommunications services. While his citation count is still growing, reflecting the early stage of his career, his work has already attracted attention from major space agencies and the scientific community. De Angelis’s contributions are particularly timely, as they directly support the development of the infrastructure needed for sustained lunar presence. His research bridges theoretical astrodynamics with real-world mission planning, positioning him as a promising young researcher in the field of cislunar navigation and constellation design.