ExoDet1A: Kepler's Laws | 1. Celestial Mechanics | EXOPLANET DETECTION

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I'm really struggling with the dimensional analysis on Kepler's third law. Could I get an explanation?

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An ellipse has two foci. If the sun is one focus, what is the other one?

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does the fact that planets move faster at their perigee than their apogee change the way we observe them(for elliptical orbits)(and if we observe them from another system)

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I'm mystified by the solution presented in the description. Earth is unexpectedly shown with a clockwise orbit, but the observations are lettered according to normal prograde motion - bottom to top. Mars likewise is indicated with observation order and direction in conflict. The solution concludes that mars apparent motion is prograde and fast, but doesn't explain that this matches the direction of mars orbit which is confusing since it's not clear that the indicated directions should be ignored in favour of the observation order. This is doubly confusing since the yellow arrow follows the observation order, instead of being opposed to it. The short answer is that in the hypothetical Mars would not reverse, and instead gain a burst of speed.

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