Quote (Subwoofer @ Sep 27 2016 08:50am)
speed is relative.

Landing on Earth didn't work so well without a runway, why do people think we can land on a rocky meteor?
I guess if Nasa makes a picture with an arrow on it, people think it's plausible.

Quote (caswallen @ Sep 27 2016 07:05pm)
landing is just a matter of matching the comets speed though, I don't understand the question? ok so first you have to close the distance between you and the comet, by moving faster... then you let up on it to match its speed and carefully land on it... so both i guess? speed up then slow down before you crash into it?
matching the comet's speed? - ok how did they do that weren't they traveling toward it - so how did they reverse direction and then match the speed of the flying rock?
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This post was edited by card_sultan on Sep 28 2016 08:31pm