The Powder Toy

Solar System Orbital Paths by AWhiteGuy

AWhiteGuy
AWhiteGuy
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30th Nov 2010
18th Aug 2012
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electricity unrealistic dont0understand notrelistic solar-system orbit space

Comments

  • Xalaber
    Xalaber     13th Aug 2011
    plutos orbit is wrong, its more like an oval
  • AWhiteGuy
    AWhiteGuy     4th Aug 2011
    @coolomancp "dwarf planet"
  • coolomancp
    coolomancp     2nd Aug 2011
    thelaughingbomb lol no its not... pluto is considered a... hmmm i don't remember but its a super small planet and scientists belive that it may be a asteroid.
  • AWhiteGuy
    AWhiteGuy     27th Jul 2011
    @BreakingNYC water requires containment and would further block out the darkness of space behind the system, i have also done experiments w/ water and unless a recent update has fixed it, water will sometimes carry a spark to a certain point and will not continue along the rest of the water. @thelaughingbomb i don't know where you heard that but you need to check your sources.
  • thelaughingbomb
    thelaughingbomb     14th Jul 2011
    actually pluto is a dwarf star
  • BreakingNYC
    BreakingNYC     6th Jul 2011
    ouh. i have an idea. use water to slow down the spark *planet* so it could simulate how fast a planet travels around the sun.
  • AWhiteGuy
    AWhiteGuy     25th Apr 2011
    @BreakingNYC, I did not forget those orbits, I never intended to show the orbits of the most known satallites, only the planetary orbits and the obits of the two asteroid belts.
  • BreakingNYC
    BreakingNYC     12th Apr 2011
    NOT COMPLETE...you forgot the orbit of the following things... Moon,Phobos,Deimos,Ganymede,Castillo,Europa,Io,Iapteus,Hyperion,Titan,Rhea,Mimas,Enceladus,Airel,Umbriel,Triton.
  • AWhiteGuy
    AWhiteGuy     10th Mar 2011
    I'll work on that, it wasn't intended to be an exact model but i'll fix it when I have the time.
  • morits
    morits     16th Feb 2011
    the orbits are supposed to be oval