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eArtist
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Hi there
I am currently trying to implement Newtons law of gravitation into a planetary model.
I have 2 objects with mass of 500 and 20. The distance between them is 150.
From what I gather from wikipedia I could use the following formula:
GravityField = G * ((500*20)/(150^2))
Where G is the gravitational constant.
What is the value of G? I could not figure it out from wiki...
And is the formula correct?
- eArtist
I am currently trying to implement Newtons law of gravitation into a planetary model.
I have 2 objects with mass of 500 and 20. The distance between them is 150.
From what I gather from wikipedia I could use the following formula:
GravityField = G * ((500*20)/(150^2))
Where G is the gravitational constant.
What is the value of G? I could not figure it out from wiki...
And is the formula correct?
- eArtist