Difference between revisions of "Template:OrbitAltitude"
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<includeonly>{{formatnum|{{#expr: {{OrbitAltitude/Core|{{{period|{{{period_s}}}}}}|{{{mass|{{{mass_kg}}}}}}|{{{radius|{{{radius_m|{{#expr: {{{radius_km}}}*1000}}}}}}}}}} {{#switch: {{{factor|{{#if: {{{radius_km|}}}|k}}}}} | <includeonly>{{formatnum|{{#expr: {{OrbitAltitude/Core|{{{period|{{{period_s}}}}}}|{{{mass|{{{mass_kg}}}}}}|{{{radius|{{{radius_m|{{#expr: {{{radius_km}}}*1000}}}}}}}}}} {{#switch: {{{factor|{{#if: {{{radius_km|}}}|k}}}}} | ||
− | |k=/1000 | + | |{{lang|en=k|ru=к}}=/1000 |
|M=/1000000 | |M=/1000000 | ||
|G=/1000000000}}}}|2}}{{#if: {{{suffix}}}| {{{suffix|{{{factor|{{#if: {{{radius_km|}}}|{{lang|en=k|ru=к}}}}}}}{{Dict|m}}}}}}}</includeonly><noinclude>This template calculates the altitude of an orbit, given the mass of the planet, the planet's radius and the period of the orbit. To calculate the orbit's altitude without any fancy stuff (like decimal separator) use {{Tl|OrbitAltitude/Core}}. | |G=/1000000000}}}}|2}}{{#if: {{{suffix}}}| {{{suffix|{{{factor|{{#if: {{{radius_km|}}}|{{lang|en=k|ru=к}}}}}}}{{Dict|m}}}}}}}</includeonly><noinclude>This template calculates the altitude of an orbit, given the mass of the planet, the planet's radius and the period of the orbit. To calculate the orbit's altitude without any fancy stuff (like decimal separator) use {{Tl|OrbitAltitude/Core}}. |
Revision as of 17:55, 6 August 2013
This template calculates the altitude of an orbit, given the mass of the planet, the planet's radius and the period of the orbit. To calculate the orbit's altitude without any fancy stuff (like decimal separator) use {{OrbitAltitude/Core}}.
Parameters
Name/# | Optional | Description
Template:ParameterRow Template:ParameterRow Template:ParameterRow Template:ParameterRow |
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Examples
Usage | Result |
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{{OrbitAltitude | period=64980 | mass=4.515e21 | radius_km=320}} |
3 182 362.24 m |
{{OrbitAltitude | period=64980 | mass=4.515e21 | radius=320000}} |
2 862 362.24 m |