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    SwiftVis

    SwiftVis

    Data Exploration for Swift and other N-body simulation

    This is a project that was started back in 2001 to help data analysis for a revision of Hal Levison's Swift planetary simulation framework. SwiftVis is a data exploration and visualization package written in Java that has a GUI which supports the creation of visual "dataflow programs" and can be used by non-programmers.
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    mzsystem

    Simulator of planetary systems

    This is a Delphi/Pascal class that implements a realistic simulator of planetary systems. You can design your own solar system, create custom planets or other objects and establish their gravitational relations using groups. See demos for Windows using OpenGL.
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    Planets

    A program for approximate simulation of planetary systems

    With Planets you can create and simulate planetary systems on your computer using Newton's law of universal gravitation. This program can be used in schools for illustration and students can experiment with it themselves. I created this project as part of the German Abitur exam, which is why the help documents are currently only available in German. Requirements: - Python 2.7 - Windows 7, Windows XP, Ubuntu Other operating systems may work but were not tested.
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