boinor.constants.rotational_elements¶

module containing rotational elements (period) in sub-package constants Rotational_period_ refers to the sidereal period, relative to the stars it’s the time it takes for a planet to complete one orbit.

Attributes¶

`rotational_period_earth`
`rotational_period_sun`
`rotational_period_mercury`
`rotational_period_venus`
`rotational_period_moon`
`rotational_period_mars`
`rotational_period_jupiter`
`rotational_period_saturn`
`rotational_period_uranus`
`rotational_period_neptune`
`rotational_period_pluto`

Module Contents¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_earth¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_sun¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_mercury¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_venus¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_moon¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_mars¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_jupiter¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_saturn¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_uranus¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_neptune¶

boinor.constants.rotational_elements.rotational_period_pluto¶