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> why turn it off at all? Because once I get into an orbit I'd generally prefer to stay there :) I mean, I guess you could just keep spinning around to consta
by yellowapple 6y ago
> why turn it off at all?
Because once I get into an orbit I'd generally prefer to stay there :)
I mean, I guess you could just keep spinning around to constantly counteract nudging yourself out of orbit, but that just seems like a centrifugal habitat with extra steps.
On another note, though, today I learned the word "brachistochrone", so thanks!
- rbanffy 6y ago> Because once I get into an orbit I'd generally prefer to stay there :) Or you can just be geostationary at 100 km with the engine on.