Solar Eclipse Math! Earth Moon Orbit (double orbit)- Parametric

Link to Earth Moon Orbit Desmos
www.desmos.com/calculator/0xv...

[@pressyprice]

I don't know why this got recommended to me but I'm not gonna complain lol because this is great!

[@parikshitrajput1413]

That is really amazing! You just earned a subscriber

[@arthurvictor6704]

That's so nice! Thanks for sharing

[@onusiddartha1641]

Amazing as f 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@fm-j9233]

Love this - did you know, you can create your own colours using HSV or RGB in Desmos? Aesthetically speaking it can be very helpful!

[@ListenToAJ]

this is great, your a demos wizard lol

[@sonyaraman]

Could you make the same, but with elliptic orbit?

[@mayankbhardwaj5360]

Wow

[@James-zn8nz]

you could simplify the model by using a geocentric view - even if it doesnt reflect reality.

[@Halleluyah83]

Cool. Super! Can you make elliptical orbits? The parametric equation of an ellipse exists. Ellips(a, b, t) := {x = x° + a·cos(ωt); y = y° + b·sin(ωt)}

[@MinMax-kc8uj]

What if there is nothing for it to rotate around? If it's rotating around something, and there is no center of mass there, is it its own center of mass?

[@yusufsalhi5351]

Should the eq of the movement of the moon should be like 354 not 28 cuz the moon orbits the earth multiple times during one month not just once every 28 days right ?

[@redpug5042]

you would think so, but that's mostly caused by the rotation of the earth. It takes 28 days for the moon to travel around the earth one time, which is evident by the phases of the moon We see the moon "rise" and "fall" many times during that 28 day period because the earth itself is rotating, so we view the sun and moon as moving very quickly even though it's quite so. Similar to how the length of a day isn't the length of a year. a year is how long it takes for the earth to go around the sun, a day is how long it takes for the earth to rotate one time.