Posted: 08.05.2020, 22:20
Hey all, great to see you again! I've gotten the CMOD program to work (it's been so long that I don't even remember the name), so hopefully now I can create addons and contribute.
Real-time 3D visualization of space
https://celestiaproject.space/forum/
https://celestiaproject.space/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=18024
Hi,SpaceFanatic64 wrote:Hey all, great to see you again! I've gotten the CMOD program to work (it's been so long that I don't even remember the name), so hopefully now I can create addons and contribute.
Not cool man, 0/10 IGN rating.jujuapapa wrote:14 years old, wouldn't you be better at school?
toutatis wrote:Job done! Mariner 10 trajectory is more accuracy now...
Venus flyby: difference by distance: +126 km... in Celestia - 5894 km... Real - 5768 km...
difference by date: +1 minute!.... in Celestia - 05 Feb 1974 17:02 UTC... Real - 05 Feb 1974 17:01 UTC
Mercury first flyby: difference by distance: -3 km... in Celestia - 700 km... Real - 703 km
difference by date: +1 hour 1 minute... in Celestia - 29 Mar 1974 21:48 UTC... Real - 29 Mar 1974 20:47 UTC
Mercury second flyby: difference by distance: +64 km... in Celestia - 48 133 km... Real - 48 069 km...
difference by date: -1 hour 8 minutes... in Celestia - 21 Sep 1974 19:51... Real - 21 Sep 1974 20:59 UTC (13:59 PDT)
Mercury third flyby: difference by distance: +9 km... in Celestia - 336 km... Real - 327 km....
difference by date: -33 minutes... in Celestia - 16 Mar 1975 22:06... Real - 16 Mar 1975 22:39 UTC (15:39 PDT)
bh wrote:TERRIER!... great!
Sorry if I'm a bit late with this reply, but I've only just discovered this...and it is fantastic!
I created the Mariner 10 model many years ago using anim8or, but I had no orbital data for the spacecraft except for fly-by dates and distances.
I decided to use the orbit of Mercury and alter it to use for Mariner 10. After a lot of trial and error I managed to get one fairly accurate fly-by of Mercury.
It's great to see the model has now got the trajectory it deserved.
Many thanks Toutatis for your great work.
Long live Celestia!!!