AstroGrav 1.4.2

AstroGrav is a tool designed to allow you to study how astronomical objects move and interact under the force of gravity. It features superb interactive 3D graphics which allow you to move around within an astronomical system that you are viewing, while watching how it evolves with the passage of time.
A wide variety of sample files are provided, including Solar System, space mission, and abstract systems, and these enable you to experiment with AstroGrav without having to go to the trouble of entering your own data.
The comprehensive editing facilities allow you to either create your own astronomical systems, or to modify existing ones, and provide you with an almost endless scope for experimentation and investigation.
AstroGrav calculates how the various objects move according to Newtons Universal Law of Gravitation, and displays the results as they are calculated. AstroGrav is very accurate, dynamically calculates orbits as a system evolves, deals correctly with object collisions, and can cope simultaneously with objects on many different timescales.
For a system containing a small number of particles, you can watch the system evolve as in a movie. For a system containing a larger number of particles, the calculations will take longer, and you may have to wait to see the next state of the system.
Main features:
- Astronomers interested in the evolution of gravitational systems.
- Educationalists seeking to deliver programmes on math, physics, or astronomy.
- Students of math, physics, or astronomy.
- Anyone else interested in studying how objects move and interact under the force of gravity.