Satellite Simulation

I just came across this cool satellite simulation via YoungBrews and I must say, this is pretty challenging. You have to click and drag to fire the projectile and put the 'satellite' into orbit. There is this moon too which is interfering with your satellites.

Challenging it surely is! It took me 5 minutes to finally put my satellite into orbit and for the past few hours, it is religiously orbiting Mother Earth.

My satellite orbiting the planet!

Comments

YoungBrews said…

I wish I could remember where I originally found this.

5:37 PM

Martin said…

Hate to break it to you, bud, but I had it within five minutes. I'll just neglect to mention that it was sheer luck.

Good game, though.

Cheers

1:38 PM

enginerd said…

lol. It certainly is a great game. And yes, your 'avatar' is real cool!

2:15 PM

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