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  • On your sight it says DOWNLOAD, is that the free trail or full version?

  • @55robloxmaster, the free trial and the full version are the same file.

    During the trial what you see is the full version, then it expires in a week.

    However, right now there is a 100% discount code published in the MPL3D Facebook page, it can be used to activate the full version license.

  • @pleiades73 You cant BELIEVE in planets, its not religion.

  • @pleiades73, eehm I thought that hypothetical planet had an orbit of about 3,500 years, of course it is uncertain if it exist or not...

  • A majority of solar systems in the universe are binary star systems ( two stars in orbit around each other). Most have planets, some like Earth with a hard rock crust, and others are gaseous with a solid core of iron and rock. The outer layers are helium, hydrogen, methane, ammonia and water vapor.

  • @pleiades73, quite true! ;)

  • 0:24 LASER BEAMS!!!!!!!!!!

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  • @mariosgers, yop I guess you guessed it ;) Let me know if you have any other question.

  • Oh my universe...

    This program is great!!!

    I've downloaded it a few days ago, but the simulation doesn't start :(

    I'm willing to pay for it!

    Such a program as this is wat I ever dreamed off...

  • @n1rv4n4r0cks, glad you like it!

    Most probably you should please download and install latest DirectX 9 available for your operating system. That way it should work.

    Don't get confused, it is not DX10 or DX11. DX9 is standalone and must be installed.

  • Binary stars.... Solar engines.

  • I KNEW IT...i was right the binary star is 2 stars all my friends didnt believe me...u can actually see it...its red and blue twinking together...but i see many of them...wheres the yellow and red together?

  • @SOyouTHINKurFUNNY, yes you are right. They are, at least, 2 stars orbiting each other.

    In fact, most stars are binary ones, in one way or another. The yellow & red case repeats many times, but they use to be impossible to resolve with the naked eye.

  • @mpl3d no but i do see it in the sky...its blue and red twinkly..,,i mean come on dats not just one star with many colors

  • @mpl3d so what the heck do i see??? i see a star twinkly red then blue at the same time

  • @SOyouTHINKurFUNNY, that can happen, but most of the time is due to atmospheric perturbations here in the Earth. Star twinkle uses to be too slow or too small to be appreciated without scientific observations.

    To know what you are seeing, it is needed to know your geographical position, the time and date of the day, the bearing (N,S,E,W). and the elevation (degrees over the horizon) of that particular red-blue star.

    My mind calls me to Algol (daemon in arabic), an eruptive star in Perseus.

  • @SOyouTHINKurFUNNY loved the binary star vid thank u

  • @brody1110 huh....what star vid?

  • @SOyouTHINKurFUNNY when you say you see it "twinkling" do you mean the twinkle in the stars we see with the naked eye? If that's so, that twinkle is atmospheric effect. You can not see a binary stars orbiting by their "twinkle." The orbital periods, with very few exeptions, are in order of hundreds, to thousands of years. This video states the orbital periods of the binary systems its showing. Btw, by definition "binary" only refers to two star systems.

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  • @SOyouTHINKurFUNNY bi=2! duh ;)

  • where is this music from?

  • @georgica303, original music from MPL3D Solar System itself.

  • Ah!

    Not so far...

  • I knew what Algol looks like

  • @SuperUniverse555, that's nice. I hope you like how it is represented in this video at 8:00

  • vy canis majoris biggest star

  • @awsomeing, yes it is.

    Here, VY Canis Majoris can be seen at 6:15, with its Henry Drapper catalogue name, HD208816 (A).

  • @awsomeing Vy Canis can be the biggest star in the Milky way but thers milions and billions of stars in the universe so dont keep your hopes up.

  • @DeMVanAap, yes only 4.4 light years away

  • .

    8:03

    What is this?

  • @MetalMan7v ,

    that is a binary star called Algol (means 'demon' in arabic).

    The two stars are so close that the most massive one is literally swallowing its companion.

  • Avesome...

  • That's just amazing. Lil' bit expensive though. If I had the money, I'd buy it.

  • Glad you like it. There is a 50% discount until september 30th, published in MPL3D forum.

  • I hate seeing ... The Sun as the description of our star... if all the planets are named after gods why not just call it Helios

  • Hey that would be a good name

  • wasn't sol a god?

  • @xxxHAWKMANxxx no its just latin for sun

  • thx for letting me no =]

    kthxbai

  • @ORACLE063 self correction - The planets werent named after gods, they were gods to ancient man

  • where to download this program?

  • MPL3D Solar System can be downloaded from mpl3d web page.

  • thats a nice looking program where do i download it?

  • Thanks, version 1.1 can be downloaded from mpl3d web page.

    I'm sending you a message with the download links.

    Currently working in v1.2.

  • And astrophysics i do to.

  • this is so interresting, i like to studie this stuff when i can. thanks for the informatif video!

  • You're welcome, glad you like it. Don't forget to give the program a try.

  • yeah. im going too. looks cool.

  • Great. New version 1.1 will be available in a matter of days.

  • awesome!

  • this was pretty cool, peace.

  • is the solar sistem mpl3d is OUR solar sistem?

  • Yes, it includes our Solar System, it represents our real close universe, if that is what you were asking.

  • where can i download this program

  • Get it at my web page, but the link is not ready yet (Sorry I didn't see your post)

  • where can i get this program

  • I'll send you a message when it is ready to download.

  • is it ready now?

  • I think it could be ready this week.

  • Great job.

  • I love this kind of stuff. Ever since I was 6 or 7, I've wanted to be an astrophsicest. I'm studying binary systems with planets for my astronamy project, (mostly because Tatooine is in a binary system. x3p)

  • Great, as you can see there is a planet, with these circumstances, that is shown at 8:30

  • hi there...i have saw youre vidios and i wanted to know:

    is MPL3D is OUR solar sistem?

    what program you used,you know..that program with the stars and every thing

  • All is done with the same program, MPL3D Solar System. Yes it includes our Sun, the Earth, etc.

  • awsome cool nice

  • at 2:32 is the orange thing a midget star?

  • Sure, I think the system is 80 Tauri, right at the Hyades star cluster. The orange star is a K4V spectroscopic binary, its size is only around 0.25 times the Sun.

  • hey nice video i wish i could do this kind of stuff for a living im so into it but not really a university person so if u have tips message me ill be glad to listen ..or enroll ;)

  • If you have an IT background, you probably can do a lot of things if you work hard. If you don't, well, you can learn step by step, it will just take you longer. My advice for beginners would be to not to be too ambitious, and start with projects small enough to be finished.

  • you mean as in studying and doing this astronomy stuff step by step. and then scientist peoples might accept you if you never went to university and your smart enough? im so good at this stuff and im really only 11. i love astronomy!

  • Hey, of course for doing this also astronomy is needed. Sure they might accept you, but you must keep the scientific rigour, and that's always easier if someone teach you how to do it properly.

  • yeah its not like they would let an 11 year old like me just yet!

  • honestly i lied on my chanel that in 22 or something. im 11 and im in to this stuff so much i love it astronomy rocks.i'm best at flying planes and stronomy and to you if you have time to think you might be able to have hope at being an astronomer. =] this stuff pwns all subjects!

  • Glad to hear that. Keep on pushing and studying and someday you'll make it ;o)

  • 1:40-looks like némesis XD

    WOW I never thought you could put a mass transfer in your simulation!Well done!

  • Hehe, thanks a lot.

    Mass transfer has been one of the un-revealed features, you may expect a few more ;o)

  • cool i wish i could do stuff like this in vids. all mine never get succesfull. lol

  • Be patient, good things take time. I've been working very hard for years before getting good results.

  • nice video,thank you!

  • Hey you're welcome, thanks for watching :o)

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