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space reporter. covering Artemis II for NatGeo. occasionally: national geographic, engadget, fast company, wired, science friday, npr. links: http://bio.site/skrishna also: Star Trek, Star Wars, knitting, books, parenting
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Show PostThis brilliant thread is spot-on! There is so much nonsense and vitriol spewed out about the "Pluto controversy", but those of us who ACTUALLY STUDY PLUTO* in a professional capacity would just like to be free to do our work without external interference.
Show PostCenter of gravity is intentionally off-center, to make the externally symmetric capsule steerable: It results in an orientation as indicated by the marks, which creates an aerodynamic force component perpendicular to the direction of travel, which can then be used to "pull" it where you want to go.
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