Re: A newcomer here
- From: James A. Donald <jamesd@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 12:34:28 -0700
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James A. Donald
> >So you might well have three earthlike bodies, all
> >orbiting the sun at the same distance - one in orbit
> >around the jovian, one in each trojan point.
Wilson Heydt
> That would have 2 "Earth-like" bodies, unless you
> consider a Jovain to be "Earth-like".
Two earthlike trojans, one or more earthlike moons.
If you are content with a mere two earthlike planets
orbiting their sun at a much the same distance, you
don't need a jovian, you can have the two in chaser
orbits.
> You're thinking of the two 'ring shepard' moons around
> Saturn.
That is an example of chaser orbits.
> Would Earth-mass planets doing that stay outside the
> Roche limit?
Chaser orbits work at any distance.
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