3 ms·
If your logic is "keep the brightest light source on your left", then for a light source that's nearby (as opposed to "infinitely" far away, like the moon) you'
by Retr0id 3y ago
If your logic is "keep the brightest light source on your left", then for a light source that's nearby (as opposed to "infinitely" far away, like the moon) you'll end up orbiting it.
Depending on your precise navigation logic, you'll either end up with an increasing or decreasing orbit radius. If it decreases, you'll eventually crash into the light source.