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> This is incorrect No, it's not. You aren't responding to what I actually said. See below. > the “free return” would have happened if they launched entirely
by pdonis 6mo ago
> This is incorrect
No, it's not. You aren't responding to what I actually said. See below.
> the “free return” would have happened if they launched entirely in the wrong direction.
But it would not have been a free return that let them see the far side of the moon, which is what I said. The Moon's gravity is what made that possible. And that was very significant.
- SV_BubbleTime 6mo agoI’m sorry that you feel so strongly about a position that is incorrect. I provided a source to help explain it to you.
- pdonis 6mo agoI'm sorry that you disagree with the correct things I've said. Your "source" is a YouTube video--hardly a rigorous scientific or engineering treatment. And I posted upthread in another response about the limitations of the viewpoint the video takes. Have a nice day.
- SV_BubbleTime 6mo ago[flagged]
- pdonis 6mo ago> Waiting on a source!! I have no idea what you mean by this. > It should be SO EASY for you to prove me wrong! As I said, I've already explained upthread the limitations of the "source" you gave. Not sure what else you're looking for.
- SV_BubbleTime 6mo agoYou cannot post any source that backs up your claim and proves me wrong. You explained nothing. You didn’t like my source but keep posting incorrect assumptions with nothing to back them up. Oh, I get it, you’re a bot.