🔒 Help with lists

[half salmon]

Hello! I need to develop a function to detect collision between one spaceship (given like [ [position x; position y], velocity, radius]) and an undefined number of stars ([position x; position y], mass, radius]]) as part of a homework. Each one of them has a radius and a center, I wrote like this:

def collisiondetection(Spaceship, Stars):
SpaceshipInitialPlace = Spaceship[0]
RadiusSpaceship = Spaceship[2]
Collision = false
for Star in Stars:
StarPosition = Star[0]
StarRadius = Star[2]
if distance*(StarPosition, SpaceshipInitialPlace) <= RadiusSpaceship + StarRadius:
Collision - true
return (Collision)

However, it stops when I give a list with more than one star, like collisiondetection([[-800, 0], [9, 4], 70], [[[0, 0], 8e+22, 10], [[-900, 10], 5e+21, 60]]), it only reads the first star, while I need it to read all of them.

Thanks!

*I've previously defined distance and it works

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[half salmon]

In this case, the first star doesn't collide, but the second one does

However, it stops in the first star and doesn't read the second

oh, I found the error

The "return" was inside the loop "for"

Thank you, guys, anyway!

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