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+ | I did not know an article can be too long. I've never had that happen before. Of course this is, as you can tell if you have been reading along :-), a very complicated mission. I'll split it into 2 parts, and more if it gets much longer. | ||
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+ | Maybe you can help with the current challenge. The challenge is: have the Centaur impact the moon 4 minutes before LRO is overhead, and then have LCROSS | ||
+ | impact the moon right when LRO is overhead. (240 seconds later) I have some ideas, but it's mostly guesswork at this point. Do you have any ideas on the best way to accomplish this? | ||
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+ | Thanks, [[User:Xroads|Xroads]] 04:19, 18 September 2008 (BST) |
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Size of the article
What about splitting the article into a few more, by the mission timeline? The article is quickly nearing the point, where you get "Did not read, article too long".
--Urwumpe 16:31, 17 September 2008 (BST) I did not know an article can be too long. I've never had that happen before. Of course this is, as you can tell if you have been reading along :-), a very complicated mission. I'll split it into 2 parts, and more if it gets much longer.
Maybe you can help with the current challenge. The challenge is: have the Centaur impact the moon 4 minutes before LRO is overhead, and then have LCROSS impact the moon right when LRO is overhead. (240 seconds later) I have some ideas, but it's mostly guesswork at this point. Do you have any ideas on the best way to accomplish this?
Thanks, Xroads 04:19, 18 September 2008 (BST)