Whoops, you misunderstood. I meant that it is pretty much required for all these ideas, like the tracking station or eclipses.
Planets: 3D galaxy map, eclipses, needing to use things to see galaxy map, finite planets.
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Whoops, you misunderstood. I meant that it is pretty much required for all these ideas, like the tracking station or eclipses.
Define "better". Better than what? What would a 3d map do that the current 2d map can't?
Define the positions of the celestial bodies in a more advanced way, making eclipses etc better.
Also, it's micdoodle8's decision that is final.
Again. Define "Better". I don't know what you're definition of "better" is.
Everything you just described could be done with the 2d map. Also due to conservation of angular momentum a 3d map of the solar system won't show you all that much anyways. All the planets orbit the sun at the same angle. The only exception being one of the outer planets obrits at a higher angle (I think it was Neptune).
nope neptunus has no angle its pluto!Pluto isn't a planet anymore, so my post is perfect. As usual.
A dwarf planet! im not a swearing person but its tempting! YOU REALLY THOUGHT NEPTUNUS HAD A F@CKING ANGLE when someone has wrong about space i get mad...i need to sleep bye.
I watch nothing but documentaries all day when I'm not at work. I can't be expected to remember every single fact I learn off the top of my head.
Eh, I agree. But, for those other people, there is a difference between a dwarf planet and a planet.
My point is that is doesn't matter. I don't care. I said "I think it was Neptune". I was off by one. I couldn't remember which one it was off the top of me head, I did a quick google search. Couldn't find the answer in the 5 seconds I took to search. so I posted anyways. Sue me. lol
Okay, I'm going to sue you! But first, can you get me a lawyer for this kind of stuff? I don't know any who would want to work with me for this particular reason.
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