How can Kepler's laws be visualized using a simulator?

In summary, an orbital motion simulator is a program or model that replicates the behavior of objects in orbit around a central body using mathematical equations and principles of physics. It typically consists of a user interface, a central body, orbiting bodies, and algorithms to calculate positions and velocities. It works by using Newton's laws and the law of universal gravitation to simulate the forces and resulting motion. Its purpose is to study and visualize orbital behavior and aid in space mission planning, but it is limited by accuracy and assumptions.
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Hello, I am loking for some simulator of the solar system where the movement of the planets is represented. I´'m interested in seeing the central force and linear velocity vectors.
 
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