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Physics, 05.05.2020 06:25, bbostter3578

All of your observations in the Small Worlds Sim have assumed you were viewing the solar system from the Sun. Now we provide Earth as a reference point for your observations. Earth is a distance of 1 AU away from the Sun and is an easy number to work with. Take a look at the Small Worlds Sim again. Observe the objects you have identified closely. How fast are they moving compared to Earth

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