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Category: | A place where you might want to visit.: Event or temporary issue |
Tags: | cambridge, geojson, gist, solarsystem |
Date time: | 1.40pm, Thursday 25th August, 2022 |
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Facing: | North east |
Added by: | simon |
Copyright: | Public domain |
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Area: | Cambridge |
Projected orbits of the Our Place In Space model of the solar system in Cambridge, August 2022.
These orbits are based on the distance between the sun on Midsummer Common and Saturn by the Chisholm Trail bridge at #185175.
That distance is 2292 metres, and so using an orbital radius of 1443 million km gives a scale of 1:625 million - which is close to the value of 1:591 that they based it upon.
The SQL for creating this map is at:
gist.github.com/si-the-pie/5f65673eb25a50e8961d24c2644b60b7
and the geojson can be viewed in colour at:
geojson.io/
There's quite a long list of solar system schemes at: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetenweg
The geometries of four of those schemes: York, Sweden, Bonn and Cambridge can be viewed at: geojson.io/
Related tweet:
twitter.com/simon_nuttall/status/1562789233576017921
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