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representation of environment or process in a more accessible form using virtual or physical imitation or analogues, often for the purpose of training or testing, includes both real-world (physical) and numerical techniques.
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Object slowest at periapsis - despite correct position calculation
As uhoh said, the velocity is the derivative of the position w.r.t. to time, not true anomaly. I.e., if we denote time by $t$, the components of the velocity vector are $\left(\frac{dp}{dt}, \frac{dq} …
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