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If your PC is
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The orbits above are two stars and a planet. The yellow is largest and slowest while the turquoise has medium mass and velocity. The smaller planet is represented by the fastest moving indigo orbit. |
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Below are orbits that represent about 2% of a random variety of orbits around a binary system. If the star orbits one of the equal super-massive pair at precisely twice the frequency as the pair orbit each other, then the outer orbit will be perfectly stable and never reach escape velocity. Most other binary orbits are exponentially more unstable. |
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Gravitational Waves & General Relativity A computational analysis of the theory of gravitational waves; as expressed within Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity and the wider realm of Astrophysics. Essentially a critique, this study has been written for the purpose of explaining the unobvious challenges faced in building graphically dynamic evolutionary computer models. These models compute the theoretical functionality of gravitational waves in the celestial paradigms of solar system formation and galaxy formation. |
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