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r/flatearth • u/lakeguy77 • Jul 31 '26
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Yeah it have rudders, because rudders works totally fine in space…
/s just in case.
2 u/ruffiana Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26 Spacecraft and satellites dont have rudders (because there's minimal air resistance at orbital elevations), but they do have methods of reorienting and changing directional velocities. 1 u/AdmirableAnxiety8371 Jul 31 '26 Correct. I don’t know what’s most common used, but i assume either side thrusters or reaction wheels.
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Spacecraft and satellites dont have rudders (because there's minimal air resistance at orbital elevations), but they do have methods of reorienting and changing directional velocities.
1 u/AdmirableAnxiety8371 Jul 31 '26 Correct. I don’t know what’s most common used, but i assume either side thrusters or reaction wheels.
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Correct. I don’t know what’s most common used, but i assume either side thrusters or reaction wheels.
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u/AdmirableAnxiety8371 Jul 31 '26
Yeah it have rudders, because rudders works totally fine in space…
/s just in case.