Please back up above with some copy/paste to debunk.
I don't think you understood me. There is nothing to debunk. The only thing you did was fallaciously claim arguments from incredulity.
"The extra force to get started out of Earth orbit must be applied at high speed in orbit at the right (1) time, (2) location, (3) direction, (4) duration, (5) strength and so on."
Yeah, and?
"No rockets can do it."
Got any calculations for that?
"The resulting trajectory and your location in it are always unpredictable."
Uh, no. Orbital mechanics follow very repeatable and consistent laws of physics. I think you mean you can't predict any of it.
Well, if it so simple just collect 1M at
http://heiwaco.com/chall2.htm .
But let's face it! You are
orbiting Earth at a certain altitude and high speed and shall from there blast off with your space craft to say the Moon or planet Mars or asteroid Bennu.
For that a force must be applied at the right (1) time, (2) location, (3) direction, (4) duration, (5) strength and so on.
I have asked around and found noone to tell me how much fuel I need for just the first kick out of orbit.
But before I start to orbit Earth going anywhere, I must know how much fuel I need for the whole trip.
I have recently asked the persons below about the fuel to be spent by their spacecraft OSIRIS-REx -
http://heiwaco.com/moontravel.htm#OR - just now flying to Bennu:
1. Dwayne Brown, NAXA Office of Clownications, tel 202-358-1726, dwayne.c.brown@nasa.gov
2. Laurie Cantillo, NAXA Office of Clownications, tel 202-358-1077, laura.l.cantillo@nasa.gov
3. Nancy N. Jones, NAXA Office of Clownications, tel 301-286-0039, nancy.n.jones@nasa.gov
4. Erin Morton, Office of the Principal Clown, University of Arizona, tel 520-269-2493, morton@orex.lpl.arizona.edu
5. Gary Napier, Lockheed Martin Clownications, tel 303-971-4012, gary.p.napier@lmco.com
6. George Diller, NAXA's Kennedy Space Center Office of Clown Affairs, tel 321-861-7643, george.h.diller@nasa.gov
7. Shannon Ridinger, NAXA's Marshall Space Clown Center, tel 256-544-3774, Shannon.J.Ridinger@nasa.gov
No reply. Try yourself. The above persons are in charge of a valuable spacecraft going to Bennu and back ... but cannot inform how the fuel shall be used.
The
spacecraft is right now speeding ahead of
Earth around the Sun but ... September this year ... Earth and spacecraft OSIRIS-Rex will encounter each other one way or other and ... planet Earth will kick spacecraft OSIRIS-REx to
Bennu ... without using any fuel at all!
MAGIC! No, just a standard NASA trick since many years.