I want to have a code that can pick whichever two planets in the solar system and find the distance of them no matter where in their orbit they are, but I keep getting errors. Can someone please help me fix it?
You need to import the correct packages first.
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import math
include these 2 lines at beginning of code and it will work fine.
If it still does not work, try installing the packages first since they might be missing from your system.
I want to have a code that can pick whichever two planets in the solar system and find the distance of them no matter where in their orbit they are, but I keep getting errors. Can someone please help...
Can someone help me with this question, I do not know how to do the long-distance in excel. If you could show me the Excel data as well that would be great. retention 10.18 The following are the average distances of the planets in the solar system from the 25 Distance (millions of miles) 47.163 67.235 92.960 141.61 313.00 483.60 886.70 1783.0 2794.0 3666.0 Planet No. Planet Mercury Venus Earth Mars Asteroids Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto 4 10 (a)...
Before you start doing this code Read carefully there is a format that you have to follow HERE IS THE FORMAT YOU MUST USE FOR HW #2 - NOTE THE IF ELSE IF...not IF IF IF HW #2 Format : Instructions: This program will generate some information for a user about interplanetary travel (pretend we can travel easily to other planets for this problem). This program will perform calculations concerning weight on various planets as well as travel time between...
Table 13.1 Solar system data (in SI units and relative to Earth) Orbit eccentricity Mass Equatorial radius semimajor axis period (a^) (years) 30 Sun 2.0 X 10 3.3 × 10 Mercury 3.30 X 1023 Venus 4.87 X 1024 Earth Mars Jupiter 1.90 x 1027318 Saturn 5.68 × 1026 95.2 Uranus 8.68 X 1014.5 Neptune 1.02 x 102617.1 Pluto 2.440 ×106 6.052 X 106 6.378 X 106 3.396 × 106 5.79×1010 1.082 x 1011 1.496 × 1011 2.279 ×1011 11.2 7.783...
Please use the formulate sheet and show all steps to make sure the question is worth any points a) The initial ratio of deuterium (D) to hydrogen (H) in a planet's atmosphere was 175000; however, the present ratio is 1/1500 and the initial and final abundances of D are 5 x 10° atoms per m3 and 9 x 106 atoms per m2, respectively. What fraction of deuterium has been lost, and what fraction of hydrogen has been lost in this...