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Oh, that’s silly, for a practical context, which flying a spaceship would be. Practically, it would be relative to the nearest large body/galaxy/pair, and depe
by nomel 4y ago
Oh, that’s silly, for a practical context, which flying a spaceship would be. Practically, it would be relative to the nearest large body/galaxy/pair, and depend on context, which would almost always be understood. For example, if you’re observing a planet, full stop would be relative to that planet.
- paulsutter 4y agoSo full stop means either go to geosynchronous orbit or fall to the surface?
- nomel 4y agoSince human occupied spaceships are never meant to fall from space, except for the illegal suicide vessels found near Vermiticus 4, I think the practical answer would be geosynchronous orbit.