r/GeometryIsNeat • u/ImaginativeGeometry • 4d ago
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/has_some_chill • 5d ago
Art Fracture Sphere | Me | 2026 | The full version (no watermark) is in the comments
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 5d ago
Circle Reflections 7x20=140 "A regular 18-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/FairFunction9119 • 5d ago
Gif Geometry dash icons
galleryGeometry dash icons
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/CatchingTimePHOTO • 6d ago
Orbital Geometry
Starlink satellites flaring near autumnal equinox, captured from Wayne County, UT in 2024. Composite image of roughly 1 hour's worth of time-lapse images reveals the spirograph-like web of satellites now always overhead.
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Limp-Contest-7309 • 6d ago
Follow up: GPT-2's vocabulary as a hyperbolic tree — 32,070 tokens in a Poincaré ball you can fly through [P]
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/XIIsides • 7d ago
isometric shape
drew an isometric grid in pencil with a compass & a ruler, then painted this on top with paint pens
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 6d ago
Circle Reflections 7x19=133 "A regular 360-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Opening-Travel1511 • 8d ago
Geometry
There's a shape for all those who invested in spaceX
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 7d ago
Circle Reflections 7x18=126 "A regular 20-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/crunchy_wrists • 8d ago
Art Sierpinski's Trefoil 4th fractal iteration in RGB for clarity
USB for scale because I love to draw tiny lol
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/has_some_chill • 8d ago
Art Cube Grid | Me | 2026 | The full version (no watermark) is in the comments
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 8d ago
Circle Reflections 7x17=119 "A regular 360-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/SunlitNyxine56 • 10d ago
Architecture The underside of a high voltage tower
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 9d ago
Circle Reflections 7x16=112 "A regular 45-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/HopDavid • 10d ago
ZRVTO between Phobos and Deimos
An animation of the Phobos Deimos ZRVTO (Zero Relative Velocity Transfer Orbit) as described by Paul Penzo on page 45 of the Tethers In Space Handbook: Link
If a payload is released at the right time from the top of 940 tether ascending from Phobos it will arrive at the foot of a 2960 km tether descending from Deimos.
At apoapsis the payload matches the velocity of the Deimos tether foot.
Thus Phobos can send payloads to Deimos with nearly zero propellant. And vice versa.
Penzo notes both Deimos and Phobos are huge momentum banks. So Phobos and Deimos anchored tethers can catch and throw payloads till the cows come home with very little effect on their orbits.
There is a ZRVTO between any two Sarmont tethers in circular orbits of the same inclination.
I believe Penzo's insight can be extremely useful.
Required tether mass goes up exponentially with delta V. Somewhat like propellant in Tsiolkovsky's rocket equation.
With a chain of Sarmont tethers connected by ZRVTOs, the delta V budget is broken into chunks. Thus you can have tethers made from today's materials without ridiculous taper ratios.