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Wouldn't there be considerable slipstream from the trace atmosphere? Aft, slightly higher than the stations center of mass there should be a point were the slow
by usrusr 7y ago
Wouldn't there be considerable slipstream from the trace atmosphere? Aft, slightly higher than the stations center of mass there should be a point were the slower angular speed of the minimally higher orbit would cancel out with the slipstream effect, until the next stationkeeping burn. I wonder how much it would start spinning from the uneven application of trace atmosphere in that time.
Might make a fun public experiment, try getting "the internet" to voice their predictions, kind of like everybody was commenting on the color of the dress. In any case I fully expect a kit to eventually make it up there but I doubt that it will see any EVA.