Spacecraft maneuvering refers to the techniques used to change a spacecraft's position or orientation in space. This is achieved through the use of thrusters or reaction wheels, which allow for precise adjustments. Maneuvering is essential for tasks such as entering orbit, docking with other spacecraft, or avoiding space debris. The process involves calculating the required thrust and direction to achieve the desired movement. Spacecraft like the International Space Station and Mars rovers utilize these maneuvers to maintain their trajectories and perform scientific missions. Effective maneuvering ensures that spacecraft can operate safely and efficiently in the vastness of space.