Search Results for "solar system"

This is a visual simulation of a ball bouncing on different planets of the solar system (including Earth's moon). The ball is thrown sideways from a height and it falls to the ground and bounces as dictated by the selected planet's acceleration due to gravity.

...Its primary purpose is to support design and validation of attitude control systems, from concept studies through integration and test. 42 accurately models multi-body spacecraft attitude dynamics (with rigid and/or flexible bodies), and both two-body and three-body orbital flight regimes, modelling environments from low Earth orbit to throughout the solar system. 42 simulates multiple spacecraft concurrently, facilitating studies of rendezvous, proximity operations, and precision formation flying. It also features visualization of spacecraft attitude.

A package for transient and steady state simulation of organic solar cells.

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.

ThermoPower is a Modelica library for the modelling of thermal power plants. It provides basic building blocks for system-level dynamic modelling of conventional, combined cycle, combined heat&power, ORC, solar, and nuclear plants.

A collection of Java ports of open source terrain and solar system generation packages. Code has been extensively refactored, extended and documented. GPL License with exception for required libraries.

A Software project to assimilate solar magnetograms into suitable physics based models of the solar wind expansion. To predict the solar wind conditions at the Earth and at outer planets. Or any space-craft location in the solar system.

Simulation Tool for Cooling and Heat Supply in Industrial Processes Dynamic system simulation of solar assisted heating, cooling and refrigeration in industry. simCHIP uses TRNSYS (sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys) as simulation engine.