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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Astronomical Prediction Based on Patterns
« on: November 24, 2018, 02:44:05 AM »
That is completely true, however the model outlined in the dissertation was actually employed to send the GENESIS satellite to collect solar wind samples and return it to the earth. That project was completed. You have to do more research to realize that fact.
Do more research on what 'restricted' means. Your definition is incorrect. A 3 body restricted mission was completed a long time ago. What that means is Earth, Moon, spacecraft. The restricted part means that one of the bodies doesn't affect the other two. Anytime you have gravitational force between two bodies each body will affect the other. The earth rotates around the sun, but it could also be said that the sun rotates around the earth. The sun is a lot more massive so the orbit is quite small in relation to the orbit of the earth. The same goes for the Earth Moon relationship. If you send a spacecraft into the gravitational field of the earth, moon, or sun those bodies will also move, but it's like pissing in the ocean, you won't be able to measure it. The effect on the spacecraft is completely different because of the ratio of the masses. The masses of any of the objects involved don't have to be the same. Each can be different.
In the case of the GENESIS mission the problem solved and demonstrated to work was the restricted 4 body problem. Earth, Moon, Sun, and spacecraft. Each with a completely different mass. Example shown and demonstrated to work. I don't think a caveman could have completed the project.
Do more research on what 'restricted' means. Your definition is incorrect. A 3 body restricted mission was completed a long time ago. What that means is Earth, Moon, spacecraft. The restricted part means that one of the bodies doesn't affect the other two. Anytime you have gravitational force between two bodies each body will affect the other. The earth rotates around the sun, but it could also be said that the sun rotates around the earth. The sun is a lot more massive so the orbit is quite small in relation to the orbit of the earth. The same goes for the Earth Moon relationship. If you send a spacecraft into the gravitational field of the earth, moon, or sun those bodies will also move, but it's like pissing in the ocean, you won't be able to measure it. The effect on the spacecraft is completely different because of the ratio of the masses. The masses of any of the objects involved don't have to be the same. Each can be different.
In the case of the GENESIS mission the problem solved and demonstrated to work was the restricted 4 body problem. Earth, Moon, Sun, and spacecraft. Each with a completely different mass. Example shown and demonstrated to work. I don't think a caveman could have completed the project.