🪐 Brass Orrery: Gear Ratios vs Kepler's True Sky
A crank-driven brass orrery whose planets are turned by real tooth-count gear trains. Compare the brass circles with Kepler's true ellipses, watch the gear-ratio drift and equation-of-centre error build up, and see equal areas swept in equal times.
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⚙ Under the hood
Turn the crank of a brass orrery whose planets are driven by real tooth-count gear trains, then compare the uniform brass circles with Kepler's true ellipses: gear-ratio drift, equation-of-centre error and equal areas swept in equal times.
OrreryKepler's LawsGear RatiosCelestial MechanicsThree.jsBlender
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install