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To practice recursion with a simple example. Degree of Difficulty: Easy. With the recent interest in space travel, Elon a famous rocket scientist, has invented a new spaceship that can travel very quickly. The following describes the motion of the rocket: If the distance to a destination is greater than 1 meter, the rocket goes into hyperdrive and moves half- way to the destination in 1 minute. The rockets computer determines the speed it needs to travel for that distance. If the distance to the destination is 1 meter or less, it uses its normal rockets and that takes one minute. For example, if the ship has to travel 10 meters, it will travel 5 meters in the first minute, 2.5 meters the second minute, 1.25 meters the 3rd minute, and 0.625 meters the fourth minute. Finally, the remaining 0.625 meters takes one more minute. Thus, the total time to travel 10 meters is 5 minutes. While this seems slow for this short distance, its performance over long distances is outstanding. Write a recursive function called TravelTime() that calculates the time needed for the rocket to travel a given distance. Then write a main program to test your function on all the following examples. Rather than asking for console input, use one or more compound data structures (e.g., lists) to store a) the travel distances and b) the corresponding message(s) for each travel distance. Distance between spaceship base and nearest coffee shop: 537 meters. Distance between spaceship base and its nearest moon: 3.84e8 meters (about 400 thousand km). Average distance between earth and our sun: 1.49e11 meters (about 150 million km). Approximate distance between sun and its closest star: 4.0e16 meters (about 4 light-years). Size of the observable universe: 8.8e26 meters (about 93 Giga-light-years).
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-This distance should be the moon orbital circumference, based on that this distance 2598693 km = 2π x 413600 km
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-This question is solved by explain the moon Pythagorean triangle technique.
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-As a result the total (real) displacements will be shorter than 2598693 km and be limited to 2550973 km where the apogee radius be 406000 km NOT 413600 km.
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Abstract
Paper hypothesis
- The Solar System Be Created Out Of One Light Beam Its Velocity = 1.16 million km per second
The hypothesis explanation
- The hypothesis tells, The solar planets matters and their distances be created out of one light beam its velocity = 1.16 mkm/s, means, the planets matters and their distances be created out of the same one source of energy
- This hypothesis should be proved before to analyze it because it supposes many points can create serious effects on the solar system vision
The hypothesis Proves
- If the solar system be created out of one light beam, what logical result can be produced? The Planets Data Should Be Created Depending On One Another. this sentence means, If we know that (Mercury orbital distance =57.9 mkm) we should be able to predict all other planets orbital distances- NOT ONLY-
- Instead
- We should be able to predict all planets orbital distances, periods, and velocities as well as all planets diameters, masses, orbital inclinations and axial tilts
- Shortly
- We need a data system – its input one data only (Mercury orbital distance =57.9 mkm) and its output be the planets fact sheet data completely be predicted based on this only one data.
- Why should this system be found?
- Because the solar planets and their distances be created out of one light beam by that the solar system be similar to one building be consisted of stories and each story depend on the others where the building all data can be concluded from one another.
- Let's provide in following 7 parts of proves to prove this fact:
Gerges Francis Tawdrous +201022532292
Physics Department- Physics & Mathematics Faculty
Peoples' Friendship university of Russia – Moscow (2010-2013)
My research basic arguments (iv)
My Research Basic Arguments (Part IV):
16th There's A Light Beam Travels With 1.16 Million Km/Sec
This paper tries to prove this fact
References
My Research Basic Arguments (Part I)
My Research Basic Arguments (Part II)
My Research Basic Arguments (Part III)
Gerges Francis Tawdrous +201022532292
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- Planets different velocities don't disprove that- where – a machine of gears has one motion but different velocities of its gears.
- Based on that – the solar system (all planets together) moves during a solar day a distance = 1433.5 mkm = Saturn Orbital Distance. The solar system depends on the solar day as its period of time.
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2. Produce rockets capable of reaching near-light speeds to travel vast distances in space. Current chemical rockets are limited and producing vehicles that can reach the speed of light poses radiation hazards.
3. Protect humans during space travel by developing advanced life support systems for environments outside Earth, such as proposed inflatable heat shields and high-tech spacesuits for Mars.
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Does Planet Day Period Depend On Its Circumference(V)
Paper Question
- Why Jupiter motion effects on the Earth moon as similar to Uranus motion effect on Pluto? Let's prove that in following
For Jupiter
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- where 10921 km = the Earth moon circumference
For Uranus
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- where 7511 km = Pluto circumference
- The previous interesting data is just a window to complex relationships on both sides we have to discuss in this paper – any way the question asks directly why both planets are dealt by the same manner? Because
Paper Hypothesis
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