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If you do play kerbal you know that getting a big circular orbit to become a very eccentric one (if you don’t care about reentry speed which is a feature here)
by plasticchris 3y ago
If you do play kerbal you know that getting a big circular orbit to become a very eccentric one (if you don’t care about reentry speed which is a feature here) is pretty cheap. Now just make that eccentric orbit intersect the target’s orbital path and boom.
- myrmidon 3y ago> If you do play kerbal you know that getting a big circular orbit to become a very eccentric one (if you don’t care about reentry speed which is a feature here) is pretty cheap No its not?! Simply getting a flyby from one planetary orbit to another is exactly the kind of expensive that I'm talking about, and thats basically what you get on impact.
- plasticchris 3y agoBut the asteroid does not start in planetary orbit.