Simple orbital collision problem -- need help!
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10-08-2023, 06:21 PM
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RE: Simple orbital collision problem -- need help!
(10-08-2023 06:03 PM)johnb Wrote: 1. Let's assume the likely apogee of a transcontinental suborbital passenger flight is 100 km. (Can we use 110 km to get more impressive numbers, or is that stretching things?) What's a simple model for the horizontal speed at apogee? (And what's the value?) Am I being super-dense here in not assuming that the flight is a parabola (which would probably mean the horizontal speed at apogee is negligible)? Daily drivers: 15c, 32sII, 35s, 41cx, 48g, WP 34s/31s. Favorite: 16c. Latest: 15ce, 48s, 50g. Gateway drug: 28s found in yard sale ~2009. |
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Simple orbital collision problem -- need help! - johnb - 10-08-2023, 06:03 PM
RE: Simple orbital collision problem -- need help! - johnb - 10-08-2023 06:21 PM
RE: Simple orbital collision problem -- need help! - dmrogers99 - 10-13-2023, 01:00 PM
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