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L3[00:49:03] <taniwha> Plausible constraints
on the range of arxiv papers relevant to KSP modders
L4[00:52:23] <darsie> I thought of a
satellite that releases two 1 cm platinum spheres and accelerates
them with a 100 mW laser so they start orbiting about each other at
5-10 mm distance. That's not possible in KSP.
L5[00:53:30] <darsie> Would it work with
principia?
L6[00:53:53] <taniwha> I doubt it would work
anywhere in the solar system
L7[00:54:10] <taniwha> Roche limit
L8[01:04:43] <darsie> Wouldn't work in LEO,
IIRC. Should work farther out.
L9[01:05:10] <darsie> Works for Earth/Moon
and Didymos/Dimorphos.
L10[01:05:50] <darsie> Orbital period is
2-3 h, IIRC.
L11[01:19:16] <Pinkbeast> Principia does
not (AFAIK) model vessel-vessel gravity, which would be
microscopic
L12[01:19:53] <Pinkbeast> Even Gilly masses
10^17 kg
L13[01:24:09] <darsie> Orbital period stays
the same if you scale linearly, 1 cm spheres, 1 cm distance or 1 m
spheres and 1 m distance, IIRC.
L14[01:25:03] <darsie> Platinum is
dense.
L15[01:53:29] <Izaya> taniwha: I followed a
taniwha on fedi, was that you?
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L18[02:06:23] <taniwha> yeah, for constant
density, the period is sqrt(6*pi/(G*rho))
L19[02:06:41] <taniwha> Izaya, I doubt it,
I don't know what fedi is
L20[02:07:26] <taniwha> oh, oops
L21[02:07:34] <taniwha> that's orbital
perond at the surface
L22[02:07:44] <Izaya> ah, a shame
L23[02:09:42] <taniwha> however, it seems
the period might go with the 3/2 power of the ratio of orbital
radius to body radius
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L28[03:19:24] *
raptop recalls seeing an amusing calc about how minimum orbital
period for a test particle around any body is related to that
body's density
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L30[03:35:37] <Althego> lol owl fears of
balloons popping
L31[03:44:42] <raptop> Oh, mumei, not
duo
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L50[10:14:34] <Althego> launch
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L53[10:31:20] <Mat2ch> The Antares rocket
looks like something I usually build...
L54[10:35:29] <Althego> at least it is
flying now, but the actual launch video was a few seconds
L55[10:36:04] <Mat2ch> It's always sad how
unprofessional those space launch companies can be.
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L58[10:37:00] <Mat2ch> "We have no
video from the rocket itself " - (which is fine) - "so
instead we show a bad capture from a windows program with window
decorations and all"
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L64[10:38:05] <Mat2ch> why is this not a
full screen application? And if you are afraid of having something
directly connected to this kind of computer, why aren't you using a
good hdmi grabber?!
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L69[10:39:28] <Mat2ch> .oO( at least the
display is in metric ;P )
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L71[11:46:53] <packbart> why did they
ignite the second stage in the wrong orientation? or maybe just
telemetry lag
L72[11:47:33] <darsie> I think they just
rotated the view.
L74[11:49:42] <packbart> maybe to get away
from the fairing. anyway, just looked a bit kerbal to me ;)
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L85[17:21:36] <minas_tirith> raptop, hi
uwu
L86[17:22:09] <raptop> \o
L87[18:05:26] <Althego> kikkerikii
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L90[18:44:44] <minas_tirith> Althego,
owo
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L97[20:13:10] <raptop> Well, that's
annoying. I can confirm that recovered kerbals drop whatever
science they're holding
L98[20:20:04] <Althego> what, it just
vanishes?
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L100[21:03:09] <raptop> Yep
L101[21:03:39] <raptop> Like, you can do
the experiments again and get the science back, but it's like when
goo pods are destroyed
L102[21:19:29] <darsie> Is it cheaper to
make a plane change to Minmus at arrival or at launch?
L103[21:21:10] <Pinkbeast> Ideally launch
into the correct plane, I think
L104[21:31:10] <packbart> depends on how
much time you want to spend on it
L105[21:32:06] <packbart> I'd capture with
a high Ap, then combine the plane change with bringing Pe to where
I need it
L106[21:33:27] <packbart> Pinkbeast:
launching into the plane to meet Minmus doesn't necessarily put
your craft into the inclination around it that you want
L107[21:33:50] <packbart> not sure what
darsie was asking for :)
L108[21:42:49] <raptop> Minmus is cheap
enough that I'd go with whatever is easiest
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L110[22:17:54] <Izaya> KSP Community Fixes
fixes kerbal science recovery
L111[22:23:36] <raptop> thx
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