Re: The thrust problem (was Re: Moving Venus to Earth orbit)

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From: Timothy J. Bogart
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 00:38

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Actually, a constant force along the radius vector may not change the 
orbital energy, but it will change the orbit.  The radius will increase,
with no balancing force, right Ken?

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Subject: Re: The thrust problem (was Re: Moving Venus to Earth orbit)
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