September 28, 2010
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PlayArtistic depiction of what?
Specifically, what do you call those small sections where the tubes become small?
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Answer:
The so-called interplanetary transport network. The pipes depict gravitational pathways that take very little energy to travel along. The tubes get constricted at ‘Lagrange points’ .
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the small sections are lagrange points
Interplanetary Transport Network i mean
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This depiction of the ITN(Interplanetary Transport Network) is designed to show its (often convoluted) path through the solar system. The green ribbon represents one path from among the many that are mathematically possible along the surface of the darker green bounding tube.Locations where the ribbon changes direction abruptly represent trajectory changes at Lagrange points, while constricted areas represent locations where objects linger in temporary orbit around a point before continuing on
The Interplanetary Transport Network.
The end points of the tubes are called, “Lagrange Points”.
a) vague depiction of ‘wormholes’ – nano-scale holes in the space-time continuum that some theories indicate could potentially be linked to the gravity caused by the mass of planets and starts; or
b) an artist’s rendition of the gravidic ‘corridors’ that exist between planets in the solar system that connect the LaGrange points in each orbit allowing for a minimum fuel transit between the planets.
small sections where the tubes become small is called ‘Spaghetti junction’
Those constricted parts of the tubes are Lagrange points.
Lagrange points