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Can Julia land on the Moon? On the development of a GNC simulation framework for the Argonaut lunar lander
No, the Julia programming language cannot land on the Moon - but it can play a crucial role in designing and analysing the Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) algorithms required for doing so. This paper presents the development of a lunar landing simulation framework implemented in Julia at the
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