Function driven solar system model.

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The discussion focuses on creating a function that models planetary motion according to Kepler's laws, specifically ensuring that planets travel equal areas in equal times. The user is utilizing Blender, a 3D application, to program this path. A link to Kepler's laws is provided for reference. The goal is to accurately represent the dynamics of planetary orbits in a visual format. This approach highlights the intersection of mathematics and 3D modeling in simulating celestial mechanics.
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Here's the main problem. I'll like a function of distance with respect to time which moves the planets in accordance to Kepler's law: planets in orbit travel equal area in equal time. I use a blender, a 3D app that allows for path programming.
 
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