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- | You can now also perform two-body calculations by selecting two gravitational masses and the distance between them. By taking | + | You can now also perform two-body calculations by selecting two gravitational masses and the distance between them. This will try and take into consideration |
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- | Wherever a value is less than (but not equal to) 0.00, youll see a ~ beside it to indicate this. Hovering over the value will, as stated above, reveal greater precision. For example, you can see the surface gravity of Betelgeuse is ~0.00. Hovering over it will display 0.0003. | + | Wherever a value is more than 0.00 but less than 0.01, you' |
===== New Features ===== | ===== New Features ===== |
blog/articles/software/orbital_calculator.txt · Last modified: 2022/08/28 11:30 by Phil Ide