  Using the "statite," or static-satelite, concept -- an artificial satellite
capable of hovering in place using a solar sail -- this work proposes to create
a dynamic orbital slingshot in anticipation of Interstellar Objects (ISOs)
passing through our solar system. The existence of these ISOs offers a unique
scientific opportunity to answer fundamental scientific questions about the
origin of solar system volatiles, the compositions of exo-solar systems, and
the transfer rates of material between solar systems. However, due to their
high heliocentric velocities and relatively short lead time, it may be
extremely difficult to visit ISOs with current satellite propulsion systems.
This work investigates the statite concept as applied to ISO missions and
demonstrates potential configurations for optimal ISO flyby and rendezvous
missions.
