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In the article he declares he is doing stability control as opposed to guidance control, and only the latter is regulated.
by robotresearcher 7y ago
In the article he declares he is doing stability control as opposed to guidance control, and only the latter is regulated.
- monocasa 7y agoHow do you land without doing guidance control?
- fotbr 7y agoHe's not landing it back at the pad or anything like that, just wherever it happens to be coming down at. Then keep it vertical(ish), keep it from moving too fast sideways or it'll tip over (again, stability, not guidance), and wherever it touches down, it touches down.
- monocasa 7y agoSo by design, the rocket motor is going to be active, and pointing at something he doesn't control?