
August 20th, 2003, 06:04 PM
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Re: Calculating a planet\'s mass & gravitational pull
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Originally posted by dogscoff:
Tomorrow I'm going to have a go at putting all of this functionality into java so I can offer it on my website.
Planned features:
-flexible input values (ie it can automatically calculate circumference from diameter or vice versa.)
-Side by side comparison with a selectable "benchmark" planet (Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Plenty... any others I should have?
-Choose between raw data comparison or proportional comparison (ie Planet X has 125% earth's land surface area)
-Variable input units (miles or kilometres etc)
Anyone likely to use this? I doubt it will see a lot of usage, but thought it might be a handy toy for sci-fi writers. Any particular features I ought to implement? Even if no-one wants it I'll do it anyway as a programming excercise for myself.[/QB]
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Aaron Hall? You ought to share it with him. It might improve SE V.
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