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19 Aug 2009, 1:34 pm

Tollorin wrote:
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I'd rather try to work through the partial differentials for calculating the 3+ body problem than go on a dinner date.

Much more simpler that dating a girl. :lol:


And more predictable.



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19 Aug 2009, 9:18 pm

Oh yeah, I'd love to go there myself. I've actually researched gravitic propulsion and alternate methods to propel a spacecraft so I CAN go there. Unfortunately, my current model costs around 2 billion dollars to produce...

And I agree with the math > girl statements as well. Math is MUCH simpler.

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19 Aug 2009, 10:03 pm

TheBookkeeper wrote:
Oh yeah, I'd love to go there myself. I've actually researched gravitic propulsion and alternate methods to propel a spacecraft so I CAN go there. Unfortunately, my current model costs around 2 billion dollars to produce...

And I agree with the math > girl statements as well. Math is MUCH simpler.

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How work your gravity propulsion? I'm interessed to hear about it.

I must confess that I don't know how to resolve a 3+ body problem though. :(
I know that is a chaotic and instable system, but I don't know how to caculate it...