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This is Our Solar System

The Solar System is one of the largest planetary system in the milky way, the planet names are: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.

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GENERAL INFO

CELESTIAL BODIES

Name Parent Radius Surface Gravity Apoapsis Periapsis
Sun 139.1 Mm 9.8 m/s - -
2008 BC23 Sun 23 km 0.4 m/s 3,498.4 Mm 3,491.4 Mm
Mercury Sun 2,948 km 1.6 m/s 4,494.7 Mm 4,485.8 Mm
Ceres Sun 174 km 1.7 m/s 6,777.0 Mm 6,763.4 Mm
Venus Sun 6,838 km 9.8 m/s 9,896.4 Mm 9,876.7 Mm
Neith Venus 550 km 7.0 m/s 67,507 km 67,372 km
2002 VE68 Venus 23 km 0.4 m/s 159.9 Mm 159.5 Mm
Bennu Sun 33 km 0.1 m/s 13,276.9 Mm 6,532.2 Mm
Vesta Sun 127 km 1.5 m/s 14,947.5 Mm 14,917.7 Mm
Earth Sun 7,274 km 9.8 m/s 16,889.4 Mm 16,855.6 Mm
Moon Earth 1,274 km 1.7 m/s 40,218 km 40,137 km
2021 FR33 Earth 23 km 0.4 m/s 74,114 km 73,966 km
1983 WR48 Earth 23 km 0.4 m/s 105.0 Mm 104.8 Mm
Swanava Earth 513 km 2.0 m/s 274.6 Mm 139.9 Mm
Pallas Sun 232 km 1.8 m/s 22,610.0 Mm 22,564.8 Mm
Mars Sun 4,000 km 9.8 m/s 27,307.5 Mm 27,252.9 Mm
Phobos Mars 184 km 0.4 m/s 28,850 km 28,792 km
Deimos Mars 184 km 0.4 m/s 74,090 km 73,942 km
Jupiter Sun 25,000 km 10.7 m/s 78,169.2 Mm 78,013.0 Mm
Io Jupiter 550 km 7.0 m/s 72,390 km 72,245 km
Ganymede Jupiter 550 km 7.0 m/s 145.1 Mm 144.8 Mm
Callisto Jupiter 550 km 7.0 m/s 234.1 Mm 233.7 Mm
Europa Jupiter 550 km 7.0 m/s 361.9 Mm 361.2 Mm
Elara Jupiter 350 km 1.6 m/s 481.1 Mm 480.1 Mm
Amalthea Jupiter 53 km 0.4 m/s 931.4 Mm 929.5 Mm
Metis Jupiter 23 km 0.4 m/s 1,460.0 Mm 1,457.1 Mm
Thyone Jupiter 9,180 m 0.2 m/s 1,870.1 Mm 1,866.4 Mm
2003 AB06 Sun 23 km 0.4 m/s 99,720.6 Mm 99,521.3 Mm
Saturn Sun 24,000 km 9.8 m/s 122,436.5 Mm 122,191.8 Mm
Pan Saturn 53 km 1.0 m/s 59,040 km 58,922 km
Methone Saturn 200 km 10.0 m/s 72,540 km 72,395 km
Titan Saturn 837 km 14.5 m/s 140.6 Mm 140.3 Mm
Mimas Saturn 450 km 14.8 m/s 255.0 Mm 254.5 Mm
Tethys Saturn 550 km 7.0 m/s 356.7 Mm 355.9 Mm
Dione Saturn 550 km 7.0 m/s 509.0 Mm 508.0 Mm
Peggy Saturn 23 km 0.4 m/s 646.7 Mm 645.4 Mm
Rhea Saturn 350 km 7.0 m/s 709.9 Mm 708.5 Mm
Iapetus Saturn 150 km 0.1 m/s 971.6 Mm 969.7 Mm
2004 RC74 Sun 23 km 0.4 m/s 149,071.8 Mm 148,773.9 Mm
Uranus Sun 15,000 km 9.0 m/s 173,714.9 Mm 173,367.9 Mm
Titania Uranus 250 km 1.7 m/s 56,472 km 56,359 km
Miranda Uranus 550 km 7.0 m/s 115.6 Mm 115.3 Mm
Oberon Uranus 250 km 1.7 m/s 225.5 Mm 225.0 Mm
Ariel Uranus 250 km 1.7 m/s 437.5 Mm 436.6 Mm
Mab Uranus 20 km 0.4 m/s 725.4 Mm 723.9 Mm
2006 SQ02 Sun 23 km 0.4 m/s 210,135.7 Mm 209,715.8 Mm
Neptune Sun 14,000 km 8.4 m/s 252,549.8 Mm 252,045.2 Mm
Alantis Neptune 150 km 4.0 m/s 87,177 km 87,003 km
1997 JU7 Neptune 23 km 0.4 m/s 187.4 Mm 187.1 Mm
67P - Churyumov_Gerasimenko Neptune 4,100 m 1.0 m/s 274.3 Mm 273.8 Mm
Darwin IV Neptune 1,274 km 4.0 m/s 400.1 Mm 399.3 Mm
Triton Neptune 550 km 1.7 m/s 639.0 Mm 637.7 Mm
Larissia Neptune 23 km 0.4 m/s 839.4 Mm 837.7 Mm
2012 UA11 Sun 23 km 0.4 m/s 307,366.3 Mm 306,752.1 Mm
Pluto Sun 784 km 1.9 m/s 345,141.1 Mm 344,451.5 Mm
Charon Pluto 80 km 2.6 m/s 7,098 km 7,084 km
Styx Pluto 23 km 0.4 m/s 12,294 km 12,269 km
Haumea Sun 200 km 0.4 m/s 424,827.6 Mm 423,978.8 Mm
Eris Sun 103 km 1.6 m/s 500,500.0 Mm 499,500.0 Mm
Makemake Sun 450 km 1.6 m/s 563,334.8 Mm 562,209.3 Mm
MK2 Makemake 53 km 0.1 m/s 4,699 km 4,690 km

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    Here's The Remastered Version

    https://www.simplerockets.com/PlanetarySystems/View/rulIbD/Solar-System

    2 days ago
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    new post

    https://www.simplerockets.com/PlanetarySystems/View/K2F4wJ/SolarSoft-Flight-Simulator

    10 months ago
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    3.0 is Here!

    https://www.simplerockets.com/PlanetarySystems/View/J16ba9/Solar-System-3-0

    11 months ago
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    new post here

    https://www.simplerockets.com/PlanetarySystems/View/t7He8S/Solar-System-2-9

    11 months ago
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    I love our system so much this is a W mod but can you add Plutos moon Nix? (I owned a blue crawfish and named him Nix after the moon) I love Nix also can you add a little moon of Saturn is called Ymir those are some things I would like to see in this package but overall this is a great mod!

    11 months ago
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    https://www.simplerockets.com/PlanetarySystems/View/T7w6A0/Solar-System-2-8

    Solar System 2.8 is still out!

    11 months ago
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    @Samps0n in the planet studio there is a thing says “scale height” ? Is this sandbox intricate enough that increasing rotation of earth drastically would bulge all the water at equatorial latitudes , even creating flooding ?

    one year ago
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    2,237 TomKerbal

    @Samps0n Nice to meet you :-)
    But I do not know, what you are talking about, sorry.
    The Earth radius is too big. The surface gravity is correct (nearly, exact would be 9.80665 m/s^2 with radius = 6371km).
    This combination leads to a too high gravity acceleration in 130km alitude leading to 8.2 km/s orbital speed instead of 7.8km/s.
    Simple as that!
    Earth is not a perfect sphere. It is neither a perfect ellipsoid. There is a term for the form, but I forgot. But in good approximation (especially for Juno) it is a sphere.
    @RichGWall @SolarCompany

    one year ago
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    @TomKerbal
    Maybe the high rotation rate is the cause of your missing polar sea lvl…. Is there anyone model that tells the boat where it is+/-relative to the mean sea lvl??!
    What’s the scale height do?

    one year ago
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    486 RichGWall

    @TomKerbal " I made some tests in Earth atmosphere; it looks promising concerning the re-entry issues. BUT.
    Orbital Speed is much too high (8.2km/s instead of 7.8km'

    I got the same result the Orbital Velocity at180 Km was 8338 m/sec.
    The night sky is beautiful in this build which I very much liked. As I descended towards the Ocean, the closer I came, the water visuals were very interesting. I had no depth perception, almost like an optical illusion, but I really did like it's aesthetic. It was just different.

    Reentry was very smooth, and I could control the capsule. The heat shield never heated up over 1800 C, and never glowed. But I came down safe and sound and the capsule bobbed in the water as it should.

    I never looked into how hot the shield should be. You might know.

    I think the Moon is a lot closer to Earth in this system, but I have not measured it out. Is the scale 1:1 ?

    one year ago
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    2,237 TomKerbal

    @SolarCompany Ah, I see the Error: Your Earth has a radius of 7,274 km which is of course wrong (right: 6371km @ mean sea level. +- a few hundred meters at the poles)

    +2 one year ago
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    2,237 TomKerbal

    @SolarCompany @RichGWall
    I made some tests in Earth atmosphere, it looks promizing concerning the re-entry issues. BUT.
    Orbital Speed is much too high (8.2km/s instead of 7.8km). I think the gravitation constant for Earth you use is about 5% too high.
    It should be 9.80665 m/s^2 at radius of 6371km of Earth.

    +1 one year ago

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