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Illustration of Newton's theorem of revolving orbits, showing the 3rd subharmonic of the classical Kepler orbit with eccentricity 0.6 (shown as a yellow ellipse). Made by me using Blender on 19 January 2008. |
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19 January 2008 |
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| current | 03:26, 21 January 2008 | 320×300 (2.58 MB) | WillowW | (Updated version with cyan circle to show that all three planets are always at the same radius from the central sun.) |
| 01:43, 21 January 2008 | 290×300 (1.29 MB) | WillowW | (Hopefully, a better illustration of Newton's theorem of revolving orbits, with three planets, red, blue and green.) | |
| 20:26, 19 January 2008 | 300×300 (1.33 MB) | WillowW | ({{Information |Description=Illustration of Newton's theorem of revolving orbits, showing the 3rd subharmonic of the classical Kepler orbit with eccentricity 0.6 (shown as a yellow ellipse). Made by me using Blender on 19 January 2008. |Source=self-made |) |
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