Good one Denny!

Have you been dipping into Doug's Dew?


For the earth-moon distance, it would be a matter of calculating a new
Lagrangian point for a closer moon-earth orbit - right?  At the Lagrangian
Pt, her body would be equally attracted to the earth and moon, so she might
have to jump just a bit to get on the moon-side of the L Pt.

Must be some equations for that.

Steve C

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1. Eartha massa issa 5.972E24 kg

2, Canna fly me to da moona - es only inna song. 

Denny



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Subject: [TN] NTC: too coestions


Gud Morning,
it was Fridai and I had too cuestions. Thei are not imported. For you not
mportent.
1. How much did this plannet weighted?
2. How cluse must Moon came to the our  plannet to pull me avay so I can ly?
It was not very intresting to knew. Thank for a goud anser. No.
Eina Steina

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