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| JackDole | Date: Thursday, 12.05.2016, 11:34 | Message # 31 |
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| A problem with multiple barycenters at asteroids, comets and planets I have also noticed in my quadruple planetary system.
When I give the barycenter no mass, appears the main barycenter in the system browser in the correct position.
However, it does not open, if I make a right click on it. So I have no access to the planets.
When I give the barycenters mass, the most massive of the sub barycenters appears in the system browser, in the wrong position, but I then have access to the planets. So this has a certain advantage.
I do not really think that is a bug. SpaceEngine is simply not yet adjusted to multiple non-solar barycenters.
Don't forget to look here.
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| Mosfet | Date: Thursday, 12.05.2016, 12:49 | Message # 32 |
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| Quote Silicon (  ) Johnston Archive has a lot of confusing points in it,
As far as I understand, Johnson's archive is strictly a collection of data regarding multiple bodies from bulletin announcements, various papers and other databases. I think diameters are collected in this way, not calculated from existing data, so in this particular case the source of that value is unreachable, we do know there's a lightcurve analysis involved, but that's it. whoever wrote the wikipedia article did the math. More importantly, I guess there are not yet enough data in order to calculate an orbit.
"Time is illusion. Lunchtime doubly so."
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| SpaceEngineer | Date: Thursday, 12.05.2016, 14:31 | Message # 33 |
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| TC36 revealed a bug in SE with object with multiple barycenters. It bugs out orbit rendering, and always shown in solar system browser. It is fixed for the next version. SS browser will also have an option to display planetary barycenters - this will allow to access planets orbiting them.
Also, keep in mind that slash is used to separate names, no name like "S/2013 AB1" will be loaded as two names "S" and "2013 AB1". Removing slash is a solution for now.
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| Mosfet | Date: Thursday, 12.05.2016, 16:19 | Message # 34 |
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| Since the barycenter issue will be solved in the next SE update, instead of removing data that could be useful, I'd say it's more convenient commenting the lines (//) containing the Mass value from Barycenter objects, until the new update is out.
I guess RC3 users on Steam will not be affected greatly by this temporary change.
"Time is illusion. Lunchtime doubly so."
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| Silicon | Date: Thursday, 12.05.2016, 16:29 | Message # 35 |
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| I dont think there is a need for the mass value at all. I think SE adds the sum of mass itself
And seeing as that problem is dealt with I will just leave this here.
121 Hermione, 283 Emma, 317 Roxane, 379 Huenna, 4674 Pauling, and 7225 Huntress.
Code Asteroid "Hermione/121 Hermione"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 93.5
Mass 7.87E-7
RotationPeriod 5.551
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 3.4501
Period 6.4085
Eccentricity 0.13427
Inclination 7.5965
AscendingNode 73.146
ArgOfPericenter 298.36
MeanAnomaly 301.36
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "LaFayette/S2002 (121) 1"
{
ParentBody "Hermione"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 16
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 4.993E-6 // 747 km
Period 0.007017
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 3
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Emma/283 Emma"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 67.35
Mass 2.311E-7
RotationPeriod 6.888
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 3.0471
Period 5.3191
Eccentricity 0.14845
Inclination 7.9935
AscendingNode 304.37
ArgOfPericenter 53.617
MeanAnomaly 338.86
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2003 (283) 1"
{
ParentBody "Emma"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 4.5
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 3.884E-6 // 581 km
Period 0.00918
Eccentricity 0.12
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Roxane/317 Roxane"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 43.735
RotationPeriod 8.169
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.2867
Period 3.4581
Eccentricity 0.085548
Inclination 1.7653
AscendingNode 151.38
ArgOfPericenter 187.09
MeanAnomaly 171.1
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2009 (317) 1"
{
ParentBody "Roxane"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 2.65
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.718E-6 // 257 km
Period 0.038331
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Huenna/379 Huenna"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 43.735
Mass 6.413E-8
RotationPeriod 7.022
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 3.1369
Period 5.5559
Eccentricity 0.18637
Inclination 1.6695
AscendingNode 172.04
ArgOfPericenter 179.93
MeanAnomaly 344.12
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2003 (379) 1"
{
ParentBody "Huenna"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 2.9
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 2.23E-5 // 747 km
Period 0.239841
Eccentricity 0.222
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Pauling/4674 Pauling"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 2.23
RotationPeriod 2.521
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 1.8587
Period 2.5341
Eccentricity 0.070368
Inclination 19.441
AscendingNode 232.95
ArgOfPericenter 239.58
MeanAnomaly 49.983
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2004 (4674) 1"
{
ParentBody "Pauling"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 0.705
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.671E-6 // 250 km
Period 0.355928
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Huntress/7225 Huntress"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 3.27
RotationPeriod 2.44
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.3406
Period 3.5811
Eccentricity 0.20326
Inclination 6.8716
AscendingNode 275.76
ArgOfPericenter 203.62
MeanAnomaly 271.94
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2007 (7225) 1"
{
ParentBody "Huntress"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 0.685
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 6.685E-8 // separation 10 km
Period 0.001674
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
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| Mosfet | Date: Thursday, 12.05.2016, 23:40 | Message # 36 |
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| Quote SpaceEngineer ( ) and always shown in solar system browser.
did you mean this? It's fixed for next update.
"Time is illusion. Lunchtime doubly so."
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| Mosfet | Date: Friday, 13.05.2016, 07:03 | Message # 37 |
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| yeah, I'm telling myself the same since at least 20 asteroids ago. I don't think multiple spoiler buttons will help, maybe a fixed-width table structure it's the best for reading, not to maintain though. I'm open to suggestions.
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| Mosfet | Date: Friday, 13.05.2016, 21:27 | Message # 38 |
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| yes it is, in the end it will be the solution. A table-like solution I was contemplating is for better reading when the numbers are increasing.
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| Mosfet | Date: Sunday, 15.05.2016, 14:17 | Message # 39 |
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| 7088 Ishtar and 1990 TR, NEA
Code Asteroid "7088 Ishtar"
{
ParentBody "Ishtar"
AsterType "Amor"
Radius 0.695
AbsMagn 16.7
SlopeParam 0.15
Albedo 0.16
RotationPeriod 2.769
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.26769242087516E-09 // 2,8 km
Period 0.0023556972 // 0.8604 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 0
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2006 (7088) 1"
{
ParentBody "Ishtar"
Class "Asteroid"
AsterType "Amor"
Radius 0.29
AbsMagn 14.8
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.74491515214765E-08 // 2,8 km
Period 0.0023556972 // 0.8604 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 180
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
}
}
Asteroid "1990 TR/(5646) 1990 TR"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
AsterType "Amor"
Radius 1.34
AbsMagn 15.2
SlopeParam 0.15
Albedo 0.454
RotationPeriod 3.1999
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457600.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.142140459
Period 3.135307332
MeanAnomaly 92.94605447876019
ArgOfPericenter 335.674924
Eccentricity 0.437049083
Inclination 7.914407
AscendingNode 14.140494
PericenterDist 1.20591994
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2012 (5646) 1"
{
ParentBody "1990 TR"
Class "Asteroid"
AsterType "Amor"
Radius 0.24
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 3.40913943236E-08 // 5.1 km
Period 0.0022212658 // 0.8113 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 180
Eccentricity 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
3873 Roddy, Mars crosser
Code Asteroid "Roddy/(3873) Roddy"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Radius 3.625
AbsMagn 12.7
SlopeParam 0.15
Albedo 0.512
RotationPeriod 2.479
Orbit
{
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
Epoch 2457600.5
SemiMajorAxis 1.892048452
Period 2.60259495
MeanAnomaly 349.2252281489226
ArgOfPericenter 267.548484
Eccentricity 0.133696579
Inclination 23.3549639
AscendingNode 250.077283
PericenterDist 1.63908805
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2012 (3873) 1"
{
ParentBody "Roddy"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 0.98
Orbit
{
RefPlane "Equator"
SemiMajorAxis 9.17709622233744E-08 // 14 km
Period 0.0021949819 // 0.8017 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 180
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
}
}
7369 Gavrilin, another Mars crossing asteroid.
Code Barycenter "Gavrilin/(7369) Gavrilin"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Orbit
{
Epoch 2456800.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.370459627
Period 3.649698985
MeanAnomaly 320.253253
ArgOfPericenter 113.133971
Eccentricity 0.318396091
Inclination 21.816668
AscendingNode 278.356932
PericenterDist 1.61571455
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
Asteroid "7369 Gavrilin"
{
ParentBody "Gavrilin"
Radius 3.77
AbsMagn 13.1
SlopeParam 0.15
Albedo 0.16
RotationPeriod 49.12
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 5.70716709978102E-09 // 27 km
Period 0.0056045004 // 2.047 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 0
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2007 (7369) 1"
{
ParentBody "Gavrilin"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 1.205
RotationPeriod 49.12
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.74776685201467E-07 // 27 km
Period 0.0056045004 // 2.047 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 180
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
"Time is illusion. Lunchtime doubly so."
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| Silicon | Date: Sunday, 15.05.2016, 18:58 | Message # 40 |
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| 17246 2000 GL74, 22899 1999 TO14, 2004 Polonskaya, and 42355 Typhon a binary centaur.
Even though I have already expressed my opinion on the use of barycenters where the mass of both objects is not known (I am against it) I just thought I should point out that when using barycenters on an object that is not given an obliquity SE will not randomly generate one. This leads to many binary asteroids having orbits aligned with the ecliptic.
Code Asteroid "1999 TO14/(22899) 1999 TO14"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 2.77
RotationPeriod 4.03
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.8443
Period 4.797
Eccentricity 0.08128
Inclination 2.8811
AscendingNode 136.03
ArgOfPericenter 218.38
MeanAnomaly 56.959
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2003 (22899) 1"
{
ParentBody "1999 TO14"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 0.615
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 1.217E-6
Period 0.153323
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "2000 GL74/(17246) 2000 GL74"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 2.25
RotationPeriod 5
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.8389
Period 4.7835
Eccentricity 0.021177
Inclination 2.4449
AscendingNode 34.461
ArgOfPericenter 229.91
MeanAnomaly 293.34
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2004 (17246) 1"
{
ParentBody "2000 GL74"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 0.5
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 1.524E-6
Period 0.246412
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Polonskaya/(2006) Polonskaya"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 2.255
RotationPeriod 3.118
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.3239
Period 3.5427
Eccentricity 0.19337
Inclination 4.9188
AscendingNode 0.98817
ArgOfPericenter 24.4
MeanAnomaly 160.45
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2005 (2004) 1"
{
ParentBody "Polonskaya"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 0.495
RotationPeriod 6.6571
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 5.68E-8
Period 0.002185
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Typhon/(42355) Typhon"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 81
Mass 1.457E-7
RotationPeriod 9.67
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 38.108
Period 235.2471
Eccentricity 0.54015
Inclination 2.4254
AscendingNode 351.91
ArgOfPericenter 159.04
MeanAnomaly 12.264
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "Echidna/Typhon I Echidna"
{
ParentBody "Typhon"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 44.5
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 1.056E-5
Period 0.051971
Eccentricity 0.507
Inclination 42
AscendingNode 254
ArgOfPericenter 354
MeanAnomaly 11
RefPlane "Equator"
}
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| Lucas0231 | Date: Monday, 16.05.2016, 10:49 | Message # 41 |
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| MK2, the moon of Makemake :
Code
DwarfMoon "S2015 (136472) 1/MK2"
{
ParentBody "Makemake"
Class "Asteroid"
Mass 7.31749e-007
Radius 75
InertiaMoment 0.399168
Obliquity 0
EqAscendNode 150
TidalLocked true
AlbedoBond 0.2
AlbedoGeom 0.24
Brightness 3.5
Color (1.078 1.025 1.005)
Surface
{
SurfStyle 0.431555
OceanStyle 0.824934
Randomize (0.837, 0.825, 0.324)
colorDistMagn 0.415303
colorDistFreq 3.62445
detailScale 2048
colorConversion true
snowLevel 2
tropicLatitude 0
icecapLatitude 1
climatePole 0.9375
climateTropic 0.3125
climateEquator 0.6875
heightTempGrad 0.625
tropicWidth 0.07
mainFreq 0.405454
terraceProb 0.25257
erosion 0
montesMagn 0.536831
montesFreq 3.39588
montesSpiky 0.979642
montesFraction 0.35364
dunesFraction 0
hillsMagn 0
hillsFreq 11.1377
hillsFraction 0.444837
hills2Fraction 0
canyonFraction 0
craterMagn 0.244685
craterFreq 0.177235
craterDensity 0.806782
craterOctaves 15
volcanoActivity 0
volcanoFlows 0
volcanoRadius 13.7463
volcanoTemp 1145.55
lavaCoverTidal 0
lavaCoverSun 0
lavaCoverYoung 0
colorSea (0.309, 0.308, 0.307, 1.000)
colorShelf (0.328, 0.327, 0.326, 1.000)
colorBeach (0.348, 0.346, 0.346, 1.000)
colorDesert (0.367, 0.366, 0.365, 1.000)
colorLowland (0.550, 0.550, 0.550, 1.308)
colorUpland (0.550, 0.550, 0.550, 1.308)
colorRock (0.550, 0.550, 0.550, 1.308)
colorSnow (0.444, 0.443, 0.442, 1.000)
BumpHeight 20
BumpOffset 4
DiffMapAlpha "Ice"
SpecBrightWater 0.9
SpecBrightIce 0.9
SpecularPower 30
Hapke 1
SpotBright 4
SpotWidth 0.05
DayAmbient 0.07
}
NoClouds true
NoOcean true
NoLava true
NoAtmosphere true
NoAurora true
NoRings true
NoAccretionDisk true
NoCometTail true
Orbit
{
RefPlane "Extrasolar"
SemiMajorAxis 0.000258252
Period 0.107261
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
AscendingNode 150
ArgOfPericenter 150
MeanAnomaly 150
}
}
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| SpaceEngineer | Date: Monday, 16.05.2016, 16:55 | Message # 42 |
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| Ishtar looks unrealistic, especially in dynamics: bigger asteroid rotates within 3 hours, while smaller rotates around bigger within 20 hours. Maybe size of the satellite asteroid is too big?
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| Mosfet | Date: Wednesday, 18.05.2016, 22:43 | Message # 43 |
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| Quote It takes up less space but that is only until it gets even larger and updating an image seems like more work then just updating a text list. The fact that it is also an image makes it hard to do a search for asteroids as Ctrl+F searching does not work on images
The image is a simple result of a batch file originated from another file, is actually less time consuming than placing the names manually in OP. The list ordered by number I think facilitates anyway the detection of a missing number. Also, with the number of objects increasing, I came to the conclusion that making a list in OP soon will be basically not practical, and I'd encourage anyway the search for names from the updated script itself.
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| Mosfet | Date: Wednesday, 18.05.2016, 22:49 | Message # 44 |
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| 31345 1998 PG, 1727 Mette and 8373 Stephengould
Code Asteroid "1998 PG/(31345) 1998 PG"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
AsterType "Amor"
Radius 0.45
AbsMagn 17.3
SlopeParam 0.15
Albedo 0.15
RotationPeriod 2.5162
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457600.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.01495513
Period 2.860264998
MeanAnomaly 77.84604594856323
ArgOfPericenter 155.955286
Eccentricity 0.39155352
Inclination 6.4942996
AscendingNode 222.793932
PericenterDist 1.225992357
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2001 (31345) 1"
{
ParentBody "1998 PG"
Class "Asteroid"
AsterType "Amor"
Radius 0.135
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 9.35842197118E-9 // 1.4 km
Period 0.0015975701 // 0.5835 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 0
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
}
}
Asteroid "Mette/(1727) Mette"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Radius 5.09
AbsMagn 12.5
SlopeParam 0.15
Albedo 0.16
RotationPeriod 2.981
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457600.5
SemiMajorAxis 1.854222431
Period 2.524939334
MeanAnomaly 166.6136943698989
ArgOfPericenter 313.012551
Eccentricity 0.101729224
Inclination 22.8969492
AscendingNode 133.045118
PericenterDist 1.66559382
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2013 (1727) 1"
{
ParentBody "Mette"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 1.07
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.40376329568E-07 // 21 km
Period 0.0023945755 // 0.8746 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 180
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
}
}
Asteroid "Stephengould/(8373) Stephengould"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Radius 2.645
AbsMagn 13.9
SlopeParam 0.15
Albedo 0.16
RotationPeriod 4.435
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457600.5
SemiMajorAxis 3.280218619
Period 5.941038768
MeanAnomaly 31.19895596470528
ArgOfPericenter 55.460013
Eccentricity 0.554698714
Inclination 40.790905
AscendingNode 88.8845143
PericenterDist 1.46068557
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2010 (8373) 1"
{
ParentBody "Stephengould"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 0.715
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.00268806834E-07 // 15 km
Period 0.003896045 // 1.423 days
MeanAnomaly 0
ArgOfPericenter 180
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
}
}
"Time is illusion. Lunchtime doubly so."
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| Silicon | Date: Saturday, 21.05.2016, 23:49 | Message # 45 |
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| 702 Alauda, 809 Lundia, 854 Frostia, and 939 Isberga.
Also the systems Litva, Balam, and Hermes need to have all of their components changed from "DwarfMoon" to "Asteroid".
Code Asteroid "Alauda/702 Alauda"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 100.98
Mass 1.015E-6
RotationPeriod 8.354
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 3.1919977
Period 5.70298
Eccentricity 0.020055
Inclination 20.611
AscendingNode 289.93
ArgOfPericenter 351.67
MeanAnomaly 102.07
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "Pichi unem/Alauda I Pichi unem"
{
ParentBody "Alauda"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 1.755
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 8.202E-6 // separation 1227 km
Period 0.013454
Eccentricity 0.003
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Lundia/809 Lundia"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 3.45
Mass 8.138E-11
RotationPeriod 15.419077
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.2824
Period 3.4482
Eccentricity 0.19313
Inclination 7.1491
AscendingNode 154.58
ArgOfPericenter 196.28
MeanAnomaly 208.04
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2005 (809) 1"
{
ParentBody "Lundia"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 3.05
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.056E-7 // separation 15.8 km
Period 0.001759
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Frostia/854 Frostia"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 3.175
Mass 2.763E-11
RotationPeriod 37.728089
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.3685
Period 3.6452
Eccentricity 0.17357
Inclination 6.0875
AscendingNode 190.61
ArgOfPericenter 84.361
MeanAnomaly 272.23
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2004 (854) 1"
{
ParentBody "Frostia"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 2.3
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 1.136E-7 // separation 17 km
Period 0.004304
Eccentricity 0
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
}
Asteroid "Isberga/939 Isberga"
{
ParentBody "Sol"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 6.2
Mass 6.045E-10
RotationPeriod 2.91695
Orbit
{
Epoch 2457400.5
SemiMajorAxis 2.2467
Period 3.3677
Eccentricity 0.17746
Inclination 2.5877
AscendingNode 327.14
ArgOfPericenter 5.904982
MeanAnomaly 13.611
RefPlane "Ecliptic"
}
}
DwarfMoon "S2006 (939) 1"
{
ParentBody "Isberga"
Class "Asteroid"
Radius 1.8
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxis 2.206E-7 // separation 33 km
Period 0.003038
Eccentricity 0.1
Inclination 0
RefPlane "Equator"
}
} |
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