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10:16 pm
November 14, 2009

Luke Maurits

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Seriously guys, where is the moon?
What does everyone think about using Orbiter for simulations, early testing, planning, and so on? It might be a relatively cheap and easy way to do a lot of that stuff.
Low energy transfer orbits: What if we could put almost everything we needed into lunar orbit for the same cost as LEO, then send our astronaut there conventionally?
Possible navigtion solution
Some technical data on the internal accelerometers inside the Wiimote, possibly useful for a cheap inertial guidance system?
Does the command module absolutely need an RCS?

Main CLLARE workgroups: Mission Planning, Navigation and Guidance. I do maths, physics, C, Python and Java.

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