Fixes #14 Collision detection and reflection to a celestial body #19
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Assuming the object is perfect sphere and perfect elastic collision (coefficient of restitution = 1).
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By default, the rocket will get stuck on the crash site and shows a message that the rocket has crashed, but if you check the "bounce on collision", it will bounce off the surface.
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The rocket will collide and reflected back when it collides with a celestial body, which has funny effect. It's better than let it go through solid objects :)