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Old 14th September 2004, 08:09 AM   (permalink)
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I want to build a Electro-Mechanical Solar System Model to demonstrate the working of solar system. The project would need some motors to show rotation of planets on their axis as well as around the sun. Any body can help?

-Mahesh Joshi
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Old 14th September 2004, 09:18 AM   (permalink)
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I want to build a Electro-Mechanical Solar System Model to demonstrate the working of solar system. The project would need some motors to show rotation of planets on their axis as well as around the sun. Any body can help?

-Mahesh Joshi
It's been done for about three hundred years, although the early ones used clockwork rather than electric motors.

They are known as an 'orrery' after the Earl of Orrery, who the first one was named after, in about 1700!.

Try a google search for 'orrery'.
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Old 14th September 2004, 11:40 AM   (permalink)
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Dear Nigel
Thanks for the clue. Can you suggest any site where I can get details of how to make ORRERY.

-Mahesh Joshi
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Old 14th September 2004, 11:58 AM   (permalink)
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Dear Nigel
Thanks for the clue. Can you suggest any site where I can get details of how to make ORRERY.

-Mahesh Joshi
Only to search for it on google, it's a fairly complicated piece of mechanics though!.
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