Regarding interplanetary trajectories, which of the following are true regarding the phase angle at departure? Select all that apply. Question 5 options: This is the angular separation between the origin and destination planet at the end of the heliocentric transfer. This is the angular separation between the origin and destination planet at the start of the heliocentric transfer. When transferring to a planet with a larger orbit, the departure planet transit angle should lead the arrival planet transit angle. When transferring to a planet with a larger orbit, the departure planet transit angle should lag the arrival planet transit angle