Difference between revisions of "Template:Body data/alt at pressure"
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<noinclude>Calculates the height at which the specified pressure is in meters. Returns 0 if the celestial body hasn't any atmosphere. For example 0.000001 atm (or 10<sup>-6</sup> atm) are at the following altitudes: | <noinclude>Calculates the height at which the specified pressure is in meters. Returns 0 if the celestial body hasn't any atmosphere. For example 0.000001 atm (or 10<sup>-6</sup> atm) are at the following altitudes: | ||
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== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
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Revision as of 15:24, 14 September 2013
Calculates the height at which the specified pressure is in meters. Returns 0 if the celestial body hasn't any atmosphere. For example 0.000001 atm (or 10-6 atm) are at the following altitudes:
| Body | Code | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Eve | {{PressureAltitude|pressure=10^-6|body=Eve}} | Template:PressureAltitude |
| Kerbin | {{PressureAltitude|pressure=10^-6|body=Kerbin}} | Template:PressureAltitude |
| Duna | {{PressureAltitude|pressure=10^-6|body=Duna}} | Template:PressureAltitude |
| Jool | {{PressureAltitude|pressure=10^-6|body=Jool}} | Template:PressureAltitude |
| Laythe | {{PressureAltitude|pressure=10^-6|body=Laythe}} | Template:PressureAltitude |
This template uses {{BodyData}} with the scale height and pressure properties.
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| body | Celestial body which is referenced |
| pressure | Searched pressure in atm |
