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The image confuses me. It shows it's path of travel with - where it's going in blue and where it's been in yellow. Basically everywhere between 50N and 45S. Th
by WarOnPrivacy 1y ago
The image confuses me. It shows it's path of travel with - where it's going in blue and where it's been in yellow. Basically everywhere between 50N and 45S.
The craft is currently indicated just E of Australia. Past what planet it's going to impact, I'm not clear what info we're getting here.
- appreciatorBus 1y agoI had the same thought. I’m assuming it’s because the prediction window is still quite large, at +/-16 hours, so if it’s orbiting the Earth every 90 minutes, that’s full 20 orbits of uncertainty. I would guess the graphic becomes more useful once that window starts to narrow significantly.