What does the Sun and moon have in common? (physics)
- Thread starter K.I.L.E.R
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How's about Earth? Or are we just mutual aquaintances? :|
EDIT: How about celestial or astral bodies? Or they're both spherical?
EDIT: How about celestial or astral bodies? Or they're both spherical?
You're as weird as always, Kruno... 
Why did you make this topic? What is its actual purpose?
Why did you make this topic? What is its actual purpose?No, no. "Things" is too general. I believe "big things" is more accurate, even though it is slightly longer.
Fruitfrenzy
Newcomer
They are the two brightest objects visible in the sky
Nah, I just want to be able to think of a name I can put the Sun and Moon classes under an inheritence model.
If I can't think of a name I just name it something like "GayPorn" or "Stars" and place a "FIXME:" in the JDoc header, so I can fix it when I think of a name.
So far I have the name "Stars", which isn't correct scientific terminology.
Some basic characteristics are:
Mass,
Centripetal force.
All I can come up with.
I'm doing real time physics on my aquarium assigment on things like the sun and moon.
If I can't think of a name I just name it something like "GayPorn" or "Stars" and place a "FIXME:" in the JDoc header, so I can fix it when I think of a name.
So far I have the name "Stars", which isn't correct scientific terminology.
Some basic characteristics are:
Mass,
Centripetal force.
All I can come up with.
I'm doing real time physics on my aquarium assigment on things like the sun and moon.
Just draw the damn #@$@ fish.
I assume your gonna make the sun orbit the earth if so call them satallites. If you actually gonna do a n-body simulation just call them bodies.
If you are doing the the whole simulation are you gonna do them as point charges? or will you do them as volume? if so are you gonna do them as non-uniform bodies (i.e. non constant mass density ). Are you gonna have theses bodies destort under gravity ( surely the sun should )?
Do something useful with your tallents go hack rage3d or nvnews and put PWNED by and then the other site.
I assume your gonna make the sun orbit the earth if so call them satallites. If you actually gonna do a n-body simulation just call them bodies.
If you are doing the the whole simulation are you gonna do them as point charges? or will you do them as volume? if so are you gonna do them as non-uniform bodies (i.e. non constant mass density ). Are you gonna have theses bodies destort under gravity ( surely the sun should )?
Do something useful with your tallents go hack rage3d or nvnews and put PWNED by and then the other site.
Your terminology is lost on me.
I'm just adding objects, apply rules, do behaviours, apply Newtonian physics, apply basic spacial physics like centripetal force, apply basic quantum mechanics to the particles that make the fish and water.
It's due in on the 6th of next month.
Don't have much time.
I'm just adding objects, apply rules, do behaviours, apply Newtonian physics, apply basic spacial physics like centripetal force, apply basic quantum mechanics to the particles that make the fish and water.
It's due in on the 6th of next month.
Don't have much time.
PenguinJim
Newcomer
Completely non-helpful to you, but has anyone else noticed that the sun and the moon are exactly the same size when viewed from here? They have different masses, sizes, constitutions, and stuff, so I don't think there can be any reason apart from coincidence. :?
Does anyone here know the reason why?
Oh, and for anyone else apart from you, K.I.L.E.R, I think 'bodies' would do. But you'd just see nakedness and stuff whenever you read that. How about spacebodies?
Does anyone here know the reason why?
Oh, and for anyone else apart from you, K.I.L.E.R, I think 'bodies' would do. But you'd just see nakedness and stuff whenever you read that. How about spacebodies?