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1.1 kilometers is not even close to being enough precision. That's way larger than your typical missile or a space ship. You can't deal with that kind of error
by rorrr 16y ago
1.1 kilometers is not even close to being enough precision. That's way larger than your typical missile or a space ship. You can't deal with that kind of error and expect collision detection to work correctly.
- andos 16y agoIt will never be the case, fortunately, that humanity will have to navigate a missile or spaceship across the observable universe (or the galaxy) with fixed point or otherwise.