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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do NASA scientists and engineers have to take into account the rotation and movement of the entire Milky Way when planning and maintaining trips into space?

The trips can be anything from simplying sending supplies to the ISS, all the way to sending rovers to Mars or probes to other planets.
gpt
No, because everything is moving, so from our point of view nothing moves. Any object in our solar system is moving pretty much at the same speed relative to center of out galaxy.

For the same reason if you are launching a satellite for earth orbit you don't really care about the fact that earth is orbiting around the sun (this is not entirely true because of gravity of the sun).