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>>5648061

nah that's a picture I took with my Nikon Coolpix when I looked out the window of the ISS

>>5581773
v= d/t
v=t*a
a=v/t
distance post burn=(total velocity-g*t^2)
solve for t, and take integral from a*t_thrust^2 to 0

then you can set that equal to 10.2 seconds.

then find the maximum of the function and subtract x-1.5

you can then solve for distance.

use piecewise functions such as ((((((x-0.5)/sqrt((x-0.5)*(x-0.5)))/2)+0.5)*A)+(((((x-0.5)/sqrt((x-0.5)*(x-0.5)))/-2)+0.5)*B))


trust me I played kerbal space programme.

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