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- https://youtu.be/5zQsRwhn-S4?t=724
- http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Eduspace_EN/SEM70Y3Z2OF_0.html
- https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/OrbitsCatalog/
- Some satellites (weather satellites) can be up to 36,000 km away.
- For the first timeframe, I'll just use Nocturn's calc, which said the time 9S took to fly from Bunker to Earth is 39 seconds.
- 36,000,000 m / 39 s = 923076.92307692307692 m/s or mach 2712.618422748018
- For another timeframe, imma try VBWs. Which used a 28-second timeframe.
- 36,000,000 m / 28 s = 1285714.28571428571429 m/s or mach 3778.2899459704536
- > 51: 16
- > 51: 39
- 23 seconds sooooo
- 36,000,000 m / 23 s = 1565217.39130434782609 m/s or Mach 4599.66
- MHS+ every time using weather satellite distance, which is a massive lowball, considering that a space station located near the Moon would have to be much higher than a weather satellite.
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