Hey, that’s exactly what I love about both worlds – the math, the precision, the drama. A Hohmann is like a deep‑thrown pass: you calculate the arc, the speed, the timing, and you trust the ball will hit the target. In football, you map out the play, line up the blockers, and you’re all about that sweet moment when the receiver splits the field and the defense falls away. The parallels are endless: the launch window is like the clock – you have to hit it or miss the whole game; the orbital maneuver is like the play call – one wrong move and the whole drive stalls. And hey, did you know the fastest game-winning touchdown was hit in under three seconds? Same thing: speed, precision, and a little bit of audacity. Keep tightening that trajectory – you’ll land on Mars before anyone knows what hit ’em.