File:Solar System Barycenter 2000-2050.png
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English: The location of the Solar System barycenter relative to a circle with the diameter of the Sun, for the years 2000-2050 |
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| Author | Larry McNish | ||||
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| current | 12:41, 8 January 2020 | | 741 × 741 (20 KB) | wikimediacommons>Larry McNish | My previous version had the coordinate system with the Vernal Equinox to the left, as did the much older barycenter diagram on Wikimeia. I corrected this for my article at https://calgary.rasc.ca/orbits.htm#barycenter using the current standard of having the Vernal Equinox to the right. Also PLEASE NOTE - coloring in the circle representing the size of the Sun infers that the Barycenter is moving around a stationary Sun. This is NOT THE CASE. The Sun is moving around the Barycenter. |
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