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Celestial Mechanics is the branch of astronomy devoted to the study of the motion of the celestial bodies on the basis of the laws of gravitation.
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Why orbital ellipse? [closed]
Of what exactly depends the eccentricity? I suppose that the smaller orbit its eccentricity will be greater, reason why it is closer to forming a circumference, but because the comment halley has grea …
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Third law of Kepler [closed]
I can not find any solution to this exercise on the internet.
Calculate the mean radius of the orbit of a fictitious planet X,
expressed in kilometers and UA, so that its orbital period is 1.9x1 …
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