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johnson1010 wrote:Extra-New, shiny and sparkly orbit simulator.

Geo centric and helio centric models!

http://dd.dynamicdiagrams.com/wp-conten ... y_2006.swf
Outstanding, johnson. This is very cool.
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Robert Tulip wrote:Wow Johnson, that is just superb.

I used it to make this picture of the apparent geocentric orbits, showing the epicycles of Jupiter. It shows how the movement of the planets appears to us from earth, with the annual retrograde motion causing the loops as earth speeds past the outer planets. Jupiter gets back to its original position after 11.85 years, and by turning on tracing you can see this picture of nearly six years of Jupiter's apparent motion.
They tried to make the geocentric system work. I mean, really tried.
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yes they did.

haha
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http://www.wimp.com/earthrotating/

Here's what the night sky would look like observed from a fixed position. Not being forced to rotate with the earth.
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Your sun esplode.

Keep in mind the size of the earth relative to the sun.


http://www.wimp.com/hugeexplosion/

Crazy.
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This is completely awesome, and beats all other previous solar systems.

http://www.chrisalbeluhn.com/Solar_System.html
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Wonderful...!!

I am addicted :D
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I selected sun,planet and moon and clicked on start button...What I got was a pattern similar to a flower.. :)
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absolutely awesome thread :arrow:

every link a treasure :)
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This is completely awesome, and beats all other previous solar systems.

http://www.chrisalbeluhn.com/Solar_System.html

Yes, brilliant. Amazing to zoom around the solar system and see the constellations too.
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