(astronomy) The center of gravity of the earth-moon system.
(mathematics) The center of mass of a system of finitely many equal point masses distributed in euclidean space in such a way that their position vectors are linearly independent.
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(astronomy) The center of gravity of the earth-moon system.
(mathematics) The center of mass of a system of finitely many equal point masses distributed in euclidean space in such a way that their position vectors are linearly independent.
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
(astronomy) the common center of mass around which two or more bodies revolve
| center of mass | |
| Dynamical Time (astronomy) | |
| Moon (solar system, sun and planets) |
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