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    2 years ago

    Have no idea how this works… there is no gravitational pull at the L2 point, it’s just an empty point in space 🤨.

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      2 years ago

      JWST isn’t going in circles, it’s orbiting the sun. If you look at it relative to that, then it looks more like a sine wave rather than going in circles. However from the perspective of the earth, it looks like it’s going in circles

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        2 years ago

        Maybe gravitational push-pull between planets and moons… IDK, it might be some sweet spot they discovered where gravitational forces do weird things, lol 😂.

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        2 years ago

        Yes, my point exactly. There is no mass at the L2 point, so how can it spin around it.

        Others explained it though, it makes sense now 👍.

        PS: What are enbies 🤨?