Astronomical Data - Edubirdie

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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8.01SC | Classical Mechanics
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Raphael Burgess

Astronomical Data Earth Value Solar mass (1.98855 ± 0.00025) × 1030 kg Earth mass 5.97219 × 1024 kg Earth mean radius 6.371009 × 106 m Mean solar day 8.6400 × 104 s Earth-Sun Orbit Aphelion Perihelion Eccentricity Orbital Period 1.52098232 × 1011 km 1.470098290 × 1011 km 0.01671123 3.15581495 × 107 s Moon Moon mass Moon mean radius Moon orbital period (sidereal month) Moon synodic period 7.3477 × 1022 kg 1.73710 × 106 m 2.3605847 × 106 s 2.5514429 × 106 s

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