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For most applications, the planets and many of the satellites can be
modeled as a sphere or a slightly flattened sphere. The planets
Jupiter and
Saturn are the
most flattened of all of the planets. This is determined by the
Ellipticity of the planet.
Here is a table of values to use for modeling the planets based
upon a width diameter of 1.
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549K DXF | Deimos | Satellite of Mars | NASA | Copyright Free |
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581K DXF | Phobos | Satellite of Mars | NASA | Copyright Free |
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586K DXF | Amalthea | Satellite of Jupiter | NASA | Copyright Free |
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589K DXF | Epimetheus | Satellite of Saturn | NASA | Copyright Free |
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589K DXF | Hyperion | Satellite of Saturn | NASA | Copyright Free |
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593K DXF | Castalia | Asteroid | NASA | Copyright Free |
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580K DXF | Geographos | Asteroid | NASA | Copyright Free |
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550K DXF | Ida | Asteroid | NASA | Copyright Free |
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581K DXF | Toutatis | Asteroid | NASA | Copyright Free |
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