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![]() John Schilling wrote: Mercury, may not have enough of an equatorial bulge to make this sort of thing work. I can't find any data on the matter right this moment, alas, but the planet's slow rotation rate does not make me optimistic. I'd be surprised if we knew Mercury's gravitational field well enough to design orbits that require fine-tuning precession yet. The planet has no natural satellites, and the only mission to visit it, Mariner 10, just did three fly-bys. |
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