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The Sun plus the collection of bodies in orbit around the Sun such as planets, dwarf planets, moons, asteroids, comets, etc.
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In a 2-dimensional sense, how do the perihelions of the planets in our solar system line up?
A bit of background, I'm currently making a 2d graphical representation of the planets orbits around the sun with Python for a university project which currently looks like the picture below (not incl …
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