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Understand, it is not necessary. If I enter longitude there it corresponds to reality if I do not take into account the tilt as if all orbits are in a plane?

I just want it to look more or less realistic in the plane. And if you enter the perihelion argument parameter, the perihelion longitude, it's very different I don't understand which is more correct

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I'm a little confused. What parameter should I enter for the argument of perihelion if the orbit is very inclined like trans-Neptunian extreme objects? Which is more accurate, the argument or the longitude of perihelion? After all, in a flat system, as I understand it, the argument is equal to...

Short Sci Fi movie Journey on Mars. This is a story about dangerous space adventures and love. Created from my paintings using AI. I used all my art about Mars that I had for this. The plot: The first expedition from two spacecraft goes to Mars, where they are already waiting for robots serving...

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Big event for me. My artwork got third place in NASA’s Moon to Mars Architecture Art Challenge, Sustained Lunar Evolution Segment. Art Inspired by Exploration: NASA Unveils Architecture Art Challenge Winners - NASA This one Flight above the Moon. Oil painting on canvas, 76×60 cm. And some...

I used AI to make video from my space paintings. Well come on aboard!

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Very cool, thank you. But when crossing the orbit of Pluto, everything freezes tightly and I can’t get there in any way

Haha, red eye os cool!

Cool! It is much more interesting to see how it works and how effective it is than for it to be similar in detail. Great job!

Wow, cool! I especially liked your photon rocket design. I like this much better than mine. Looks more technologically advanced. And the goddess rocket looks more beautiful. It was very interesting to see all this

Thanks everyone! I would be interested to see how this works in sfs, I don't mind. If you do this please let me know. I sometimes use sfs to test some concepts and understand them better before drawing. Yes this is my site

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Thank you! Quite recently, I found one study on this topic where it was shown that the drag coefficient of an oscillating plate at a frequency of 1 Hz is 6.5, in contrast to 1.1 obtained when blowing in a wind tunnel. This is explained by the effect of added mass. I also tried to interpret this...

Thank you, I'm glad you liked my shuttle!

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This helps me understand some things

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