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I suppose you also know where the moon is, how it’s rotated and possibly your altitude on the moon. So you could treat that as a virtual satellite in the other
by bilsbie 2y ago
I suppose you also know where the moon is, how it’s rotated and possibly your altitude on the moon.
So you could treat that as a virtual satellite in the other direction.
- bobmcnamara 2y agoHow do you know those?
- maweki 2y agobesides altitude: you'd just need to know the time which the GPS signals give you. From there it's just calculating rotations.