Re: RE: Re: RE: [GZG] Thrusting in the Cherryverse

I think it's to show that he really did the math on how long it takes to
achieve a zero/zero intercept with Ship A starting at point X with
velocity N and accelerating at 178g's and ship B starting velocity P at
point Y with 531g acceleration. 

>Any conspiracy theories on the significance of the number he does use?
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>Michael Brown
>mwsaber6@msn.com
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>>All of Weber's books or just his Honorverse stuff?  I thought his
Bolo
>novels were excellent.
>
>I dunno about those, but the Saganami Island one where they're annexing
the
>Talbott Cluster would be 100% better if it had 30% less dialog. And if
he
>didn't have the fixation on precise numbers. "Are they Peeps or
pirates?
>We'll find out in 104 minutes". Sheesh.
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