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Can anyone direct me to a website which explains how one might
calculate the orbits of the planets from observations in order to confirm that orbits are in fact ellipses rather than some other proposed shape? A general description would be more useful than the detailed mathematics, but both would be good. If no-one has a website, could you just give me an outline of what would be involved? I'm more interested in an easy way to do it with modern techniques than in how Kepler did it. -- Jeff, in Minneapolis Subtract 1 from my e-mail address above for my real address. .. |
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