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If they go through with in-orbit refueling, shouldn't it be pretty close to the same in both directions? My, I did physics because it was a degree requirement,
by drawnwren 3y ago
If they go through with in-orbit refueling, shouldn't it be pretty close to the same in both directions? My, I did physics because it was a degree requirement, layman's understanding is that the work is going to be pretty much the same in both directions.
- treyd 3y agoAtmospheric drag increases superlinearly so it plays a significant role in slowing down the vehicle when you're moving at large fractions of orbital velocity.