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Countour map approximately showing the effective potential within the Eithalica system, which is similar to free-fall acceleration with centrifugal force taken into account. It reveals nine Lagrange points in the system (not counting any produced with the host star or neighboring planets).

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current	19:36, 30 October 2022		1,024 × 1,024 (591 KB)	Peter (talk \| contribs)	Removed unneeded text, adjusted planet silhouettes to show oblateness/prolateness
	18:17, 30 October 2022		1,024 × 1,024 (595 KB)	Peter (talk \| contribs)	This map approximately shows the effective potential within the Eithalica system, which is similar to free-fall acceleration. It reveals nine Lagrange points in the system (not counting any produced with Ios:the host star or neighboring planets).

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 == Summary ==
-Countour map approximately showing the [[Wikipedia:Effective potential|effective potential]] within the [[Eithalica (planets)|Eithalica system]], which is similar to [[Wikipedia:Gravitational acceleration|free-fall acceleration]].
+Countour map approximately showing the [[Wikipedia:Effective potential|effective potential]] within the [[Eithalica (planets)|Eithalica system]], which is similar to [[Wikipedia:Gravitational acceleration|free-fall acceleration]] with [[Wikipedia:Centrifugal force|centrifugal force]] taken into account. It reveals nine [[Wikipedia:Lagrange point|Lagrange points]] in the system (not counting any produced with [[Ios|the host star]] or neighboring planets).
-It reveals nine [[Wikipedia:Lagrange point|Lagrange points]] in the system (not counting any produced with [[Ios|the host star]] or neighboring planets).