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exit planets so this movie shows it much
better than I can describe
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it so you can see the moon orbiting the
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it so you can see the moon orbiting the
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it so you can see the moon orbiting the
Earth and you can see Tess goes around
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Earth and you can see Tess goes around
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Earth and you can see Tess goes around
the earth twice for every time the moon
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the earth twice for every time the moon
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the earth twice for every time the moon
does
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does
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does
and in fact the moon um I don't know a
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and in fact the moon um I don't know a
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and in fact the moon um I don't know a
lot about orbital mechanics but I do
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lot about orbital mechanics but I do
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lot about orbital mechanics but I do
know that in the process of getting to
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know that in the process of getting to
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know that in the process of getting to
that final orbit there's about three
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that final orbit there's about three
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that final orbit there's about three
different orbits that it gradually gets
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different orbits that it gradually gets
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different orbits that it gradually gets
further and further out till it gets
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further and further out till it gets
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further and further out till it gets
that final orbit and it uses the moon
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that final orbit and it uses the moon
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that final orbit and it uses the moon
and gravitational pool from the Moon to