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I know all object in space have orbits and orbits can be changed but is it possible for rocket or a spacecraft to travel in a straight line.
Sammyg said:I know all object in space have orbits and orbits can be changed but is it possible for rocket or a spacecraft to travel in a straight line.
Sammyg said:I know all object in space have orbits and orbits can be changed but is it possible for rocket or a spacecraft to travel in a straight line.
A straight line in space is a path that does not deviate from a single direction. In other words, it is the shortest distance between two points in space.
Yes, objects can travel in a straight line in space if there is no external force acting upon them. In the absence of gravity or other forces, objects will continue moving in a straight line at a constant speed.
Travelling in a straight line in space is important for navigation and efficient use of fuel. By following the shortest path, spacecraft can conserve their resources and reach their destination more quickly.
Yes, it is possible to maintain a straight line in space using navigation systems and propulsion systems. However, small deviations may occur due to factors such as gravitational pull from other objects.
Gravity can affect travelling in a straight line in space by causing objects to deviate from their intended path. This is because gravity is a force that attracts objects towards each other, causing them to change direction and orbit around each other.