Alfred Chow - Maker of Things on Nostr: Watching Artemis 2 about to loop around the moon, and wondering.... If the maths were ...
Watching Artemis 2 about to loop around the moon, and wondering....
If the maths were wrong, and the moon wasn't right there, where would Artemis go?
I mean, they are currently within the influence of the moon's gravity, but if they weren't and the moon was nowhere near, how far would they go?
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