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With an extra week of observations, here's #Borisov's updated orbit.
orbitsimulator.com/gravitySimulat… pic.twitter.com/9RUQBsaQyN
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BaffinSquid🦑
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That second interstellar visitor makes Oumuamua even more weird. While Borisov just adjust its trajectory to a certain degree while visiting us, Oumuamua performs some slingshot repulsing from the ecliptic pic.twitter.com/3BCfhmd7Nc
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Tony Dunn
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Borisov also got its path bent. You have to rotate to a different angle to see it. `Oumuamua gets its path more heavily bent because it came closer to the Sun, and its velocity at infinity is slower than Borisov's.
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TP - Vinny
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suggestion : it would be great if the points of observation could be marked as dots on the trajectory. if possible, add date too, unless it looks too cluttered
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Tony Dunn
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If you click the link, you can run the simulation in your browser and see the date. Observation dots would pretty much be continuous from the date of discovery until it is too faint to see any more.
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Hey Tony, would it be alright if I included this visualization in an upcoming blog post I'm writing for the Adler Planetarium about C/2019 Q4 (Borisov)? We could link to your website if you'd like!
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Tony Dunn
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Sure. You can use any visualizations I post.
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Hypotheses XV: String A-Theory & Planets 9..12
@HypothesesXV
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Is there any data where is this comet flying from (star or constellation)?
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