egg changed the topic of #principia to: Logs: https://esper.irclog.whitequark.org/principia | <scott_manley> anyone that doubts the wisdom of retrograde bop needs to get the hell out | https://xkcd.com/323/ | <egg> calculating the influence of lamont on Pluto is a bit silly…
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⟨Kerbinator(no guarantee suggest)⟩ Still, the spin-up is not rare. It is repeated every time during reentry (Ion probe #2)
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⟨Kerbinator(no guarantee suggest)⟩ +**have chance of going well as long as you don't use physics warp, however for quick RSS testing, I always set physics warp to 12x.
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⟨egg⟩ huh, it looks like the bridge was wedged yesterday evening
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[Principia] eggrobin opened pull request #3275: Bulletin C 63 - https://git.io/JSSCQ
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⟨kaley⟩ has anyone put a lunar gateway replica in the l1 point around the moon with principia?
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⟨pEdro⟩ i tried to place a sat there once
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⟨pEdro⟩ its not very practical for normal career use because of the frequent correction burns required
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⟨pEdro⟩ Sun/Earth L1/2/3 also needs correction burns, but at a lower frequency
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⟨Mudkip909 | 𒀱 supporter⟩ im stupid: to get to the l2 point, oncei m there do i need to do some maneuver to make it use the L2 point instead of go back down, or does it just "automatically" stay there
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⟨Damien⟩ ⟪Mudkip909 | 𒀱 supporter⟫ im stupid: to get to the l2 point, […] ⮪ L2 is unstable so even if you capture into an orbit around L2, you will eventually fall out of it
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⟨Damien⟩ L4 and L5 are stable, L1/2/3 are unstable
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⟨Mudkip909 | 𒀱 supporter⟩ so do i have to do a burn at l2
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⟨Mudkip909 | 𒀱 supporter⟩ to capture in
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⟨Damien⟩ ⟪Mudkip909 | 𒀱 supporter⟫ so do i have to do a burn at l2 ⮪ it depends on your trajectory to get there. If you do it precisely enough you'll capture directly into it; if not you may have to perform a capture burn