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Como Explorar o Galactic Coordinate Transforms 3D Explorer

Abra o Galactic Coordinate Transforms 3D Explorer, arraste o controle de ano de precessão e observe o plano equatorial traçar seu percurso real de 25.772 anos em torno do plano eclíptico fixo.

  1. Abra https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/galactic-coordinate-transforms.html e espere os três planos inclinados e o campo de estrelas renderizarem.
  2. Arraste o controle de ano de precessão para longe de "Today" e observe o plano equatorial vermelho girar em torno do plano eclíptico amarelo fixo.
  3. Pressione "Play precession" para executar o ciclo automaticamente em ritmo acelerado.
  4. Clique em "Thuban (2700 BCE)" para saltar para a era em que Thuban era a estrela polar, depois em "Vega (14,000 CE)" para ver o lado oposto do círculo.
  5. Desative as caixas de seleção do plano eclíptico, galáctico ou equatorial uma a uma para ver os planos restantes com mais clareza.
  6. Leia o painel de fatos para o ano atual do relógio de precessão, a estrela polar mais próxima e os valores publicados de ângulo e período.

Dados publicados principais

DadoValor
Obliquidade (equatorial ao eclíptico)23,4393 graus
Plano galáctico ao eclípticocerca de 60,2 graus
Período de precessão (moderno)cerca de 25.772 anos
Distância do Sol ao centro galácticocerca de 26.000 anos-luz

A seguir: o guia de quando usar ou a comparação com alternativas. Abra o Galactic Coordinate Transforms 3D Explorer.

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