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more complete and more accuracy trajectory for Rosetta and corrected timeline for 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko... the end of Rosetta trajectory 05/10/2016...
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The screenshot shows not a ball of threads, this is the orbit of the Earth's satellites, but the Earth itself is not visible. It's more convenient to watch satellites.
This became possible with the new "View / Hide" tool
Read more - read here: https://celestia.space/forum/viewtopic.php?p=139873#p139873
This became possible with the new "View / Hide" tool
Read more - read here: https://celestia.space/forum/viewtopic.php?p=139873#p139873
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I put in place the 2 Celestia addons that differ in the center of mass of the orbit.
Toutatis: Sun center (HORIZONS) name Rosetta (Toutatis)
Gironde: Earth center (HORIZONS) name Rosetta (probe)
The step of the timeline is the same: 1 day, and the start and end dates are the same.
It can be seen that the position of the 2 Rosetta is practically the same in space. The slight differences are due to the rounding of distance.
On this image taken in Celestia, we can see:
orbit by Toutatis in yellow (Sun center)
orbit by Gironde in green (Earth center)
orbit of 67P in red (Sun center)
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Yes Croc, the button 'Obj.VIEW' is very convenient 
Toutatis: Sun center (HORIZONS) name Rosetta (Toutatis)
Gironde: Earth center (HORIZONS) name Rosetta (probe)
The step of the timeline is the same: 1 day, and the start and end dates are the same.
It can be seen that the position of the 2 Rosetta is practically the same in space. The slight differences are due to the rounding of distance.
On this image taken in Celestia, we can see:
orbit by Toutatis in yellow (Sun center)
orbit by Gironde in green (Earth center)
orbit of 67P in red (Sun center)
Added after 3 minutes 30 seconds:
Yes Croc, the button 'Obj.VIEW' is very convenient
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ROSETTA asteroids flybys...
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- Steins flyby...
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- Lutetia flyby...
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VIKING Orbiters add-on is ready now... In memory of this great NASA mission to the Mars... for Celestia by Toutatis...
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toutatis wrote:VIKING Orbiters add-on is ready now... In memory of this great NASA mission to the Mars... for Celestia by Toutatis...
Great model !
But are you sure about ssc file ?
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Thanks, jujuapapa... Yes, that's all orbital data ( but not orientation and rotation ) that I found from archives... and also I used mathematic... but about current orientation and rotation of "Vikings" or if they is still alive and still in the orbit around the Mars only God can give true answers...Great model !
But are you sure about ssc file ?
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Bravo, @toutatis! The resulting refinement is a million times way better than the original Orbiter 2006 model!
But, have you noticed a file named "bioshield.msh"? It is the part jettisoned shortly before the Lander is sent to Mars, and I think it would be great to add it too.
Many thanks by the way for completing Project: Viking to Mars
But, have you noticed a file named "bioshield.msh"? It is the part jettisoned shortly before the Lander is sent to Mars, and I think it would be great to add it too.
Many thanks by the way for completing Project: Viking to Mars
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Celestia Versions: 1.7.6 (Mobile), 1.6.4 and 1.7.0 (Windows)
"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"
Spacecrafts Addon Developer since 2018
Celestia Versions: 1.7.6 (Mobile), 1.6.4 and 1.7.0 (Windows)