I just tell you what an orbit is! It is the gravitationally curved trajectory of an object, such as the trajectory of a planet around a star or a natural satellite around a planet. I have never seen a planet changing orbit around the Sun. Question is if a spacecraft orbiting planet Earth can change its orbit and start orbiting, e.g. the Sun or the Moon or planet Mars.
It is suggested that you can jump from one orbit (around Earth) to another (around the Moon) by applying a force to the spacecraft using a rocket.
In my opinion the only result is that the shape of the orbit changes. All calculations give the same result.
It is suggested that a spacecraft leave its orbit and land on the object it orbits by applying a force to the spacecraft using a rocket.
In my opinion it is not possible. You are going to fast and cannot slow down. All calculations give the same result.
Precisely why you have no challenge. You can't have a challenge when all you have to say in response to anything is, "In my opinion..." with zero evidence or facts. What's the challenge?
And you say, "In my opinion the only result is that the shape of the orbit changes. All calculations give the same result." What calculations are you speaking of? What same result? Show us. You've been given plenty of calculations for everything you've ever asked for and your only response is "In my opinion..."
You have to show where the calculations are wrong in order to have a challenge and refute a challenger. Do you not get this?
Show us where the calculations are wrong, otherwise you have zero argument, zero challenge. Just your "opinion".
I present plenty findings and evidence about my Challenge and orbits at my website. I consider changing orbits in space is not possible and that space travel from Earth to other celestial objects in space doesn't work. I pay anyone €1M to show how to fly to the Moon and back. It is nothing to get upset about. Try to win the money instead.
Actually, you don't present findings and evidence about your Challenge and orbits at your website. There's nothing there. There are no calculations. It's just, "Your opinion..." That's not a challenge. The challenge is to provide you with data. Then you refute the data with your calculations as to why it doesn't work. On your site there are no calculations, no refutations other than, "A rocket scientist wouldn't call me back and answer my questions."
You have no challenge.
Show us how the calculations that have been presented are wrong and you have a challenge. In the mean time, just your "opinion" means nothing and means no challenge. How do you not get this? Are you that deluded that you think just your "opinion" is all that is required?
?? Please study http://heiwaco.com/chall2.htm again! I list plenty clowns saying how easy space travel is and I have invited them all to win my Challenge and ... ? Nobody has managed it.
You just don't get it. You list "clowns" and all you have is that no one ever gets back to you. That is not a challenge. You've been provided all the data and calculations required over and over again, but you never properly refute them with your own showing how it's all wrong. All you do is say, "If you ask them, nobody replies," and "nobody in the association can explain how to explore space using a spacecraft and how much fuel is required," and "She and none of her students have managed to win my Challenge though! Call her +4698079187 and ask why!". What kind of lunacy is this? It's certainly not a challenge. It's people not returning the call of a conspiracy nut. That's all.
To have a challenge, you need to refute the data/calculations given with
your calculations as to why it won't work. Complaining about people not partaking in your 'challenge' is meaningless, bizarre, at best.
So enough. Just admit that you have no challenge. When you come up with your calculations showing how wrong everyone else is that's where you have something. In the mean time, you just have a woefully outdated and poorly designed site filled with opinions and complaints and rants.
No calculations, no challenge. Period.