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> It takes more delta-v to get to the moon than mars Is that true? I can't see how that'd be true, unless maybe you are considering aerobraking to enter mars o
by jbattle 7y ago
> It takes more delta-v to get to the moon than mars
Is that true? I can't see how that'd be true, unless maybe you are considering aerobraking to enter mars orbit and parachutes for landing on the surface (?)
- btkramer9 7y agoyes with aerobreaking but I still believe that includes a propulsive landing after. The moon has no atmosphere so it has to be propulsive landing 100%
- kjs3 7y agoIt's hyperselective framing the argument: bork bork Delta-V bork...and let's just ignore the 6 months of travel time and logistics difference as though that doesn't exist. Then I get to be right!