Is there a way to come up with stable orbits around a star mathematically? As in given the star's mass and the distance from it what velocities the object needs to be moving at to keep a stable orbit around it?
I'd imagine factoring in the pull of other objs from each other can be ignored since it's minimal compared to that of the star's mass?
I'd imagine factoring in the pull of other objs from each other can be ignored since it's minimal compared to that of the star's mass?
