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123 How did the Apollo computers evaluate transcendental functions like sine, arctangent, log? Sep 27 '18
73 Could “peak Apollo levels” of support have gotten NASA astronauts to Mars in the 1980's? Jun 20 '18
65 What can the KSP game actually teach about spaceflight and orbital mechanics, and what are its limitations? Aug 30 '17
63 Is pinging the Moon with a laser as shown on “The Big Bang Theory” possible? Aug 16 '18
63 Why vent $CO_2$ and $H_2$ waste products to space on ISS? Aug 7 '16
56 Which Apollo “mystery” was said to be finally solved by a better rendering engine? Feb 13 '17
55 This image of the Space Shuttle is truly beautiful, but is it real? Sep 17 '18
53 The dreaded apocalyptic asteroid approaches Earth but lands safely on the Moon at zero relative velocity Nov 29 '18
53 “Pillars of Baikonur” What is the purpose of the hundreds of short, white posts near the Baikonur Cosmodrome launch pad? Jun 24 '18
50 Is 75 meters an exceptionally close distance for two satellites to pass at >6,000 m/s? Dec 13 '16
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