Custom Astronomical Body Analysis
Moons: The Moon, Phobos, Deimos, Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Enceladus, Miranda, Nereid
Various: Halley's Comet, Proxima Centuari d, Proxima Centuari b, Gliese 667 Cc, TRAPPIST-1d, Custom Orbit
Sun at Average Distance *
100 % Average Sun Visual Diameter
Total Solar Irradiance
100 % Earth Average Solar Power (Solar Constant)1361.16 W/m2
* Average Distance
using Semi-Major Axis
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Custom Astronomical Body
Surface Gravity (at mean Radius)
User Supplied Data
0.52 ° Visible Diameter
98 % Average Sun Visual Diameter
Apoastron Total Solar Irradiance
96.8 % Earth Average Solar Power (Solar Constant)1316.79 W/m2
0.54 ° Visible Diameter
101 % Average Sun Visual Diameter
Periastron Total Solar Irradiance
103.4 % Earth Average Solar Power (Solar Constant)1407.82 W/m2
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Additional Information
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About
This tool allows you to see the orbit of specific planets, moons and comets.
Click a link in the "See orbit" section at the top of the page,
or go to the Space Section to see other orbits.
For planets the orbit around the sun is shown.
For moons, the orbit around the planet is shown.
The following data is sourced from Wikipedia for various planets, moons and comets:
- Semi-major axis *
- Eccentricity
- Orbital period
- Host star radius
- Host star luminosity
- Mass
- Mean radius
- Equatorial radius
- Atmosphere Composition
From this data this tool calculates things such as:
- The orbital diagram
- Apoapsis / aphelion
- Periapsis / perihelion
- Visible Diameters of host star (e.g Sun visible diameter) at different positions of orbits
- Total solar irradiance at different positions of orbits
- Surface gravity at mean radius or equatorial radius
- Equivalent heights to produce the same falling speed on Earth
- Falling time for specific heights
- Falling speed for specific heights
* Io and Europa semi-major axis simply calculated from average of periapsis and apoapsis.
If you have any questions about this tool or find it useful we would like to hear from you.
Created by: RL / JL
Last Updated: 2023/06/03
DISCLAIMER:
The tools on this website are designed to be highly accurate, but we cannot and will not be held responsible should any inaccuracy occur.
Use this tool, or the information on this page, or any of the information on this website at your own risk.
No warranty is given about the accuracy of the results, or the accuracy of the information on this page.