statecoorbital
Statecoorbital refers to a type of orbital resonance found in celestial mechanics. It describes a situation where two or more celestial bodies are in resonance with each other, meaning their orbital periods are related by a simple integer ratio. Specifically, statecoorbital resonance is characterized by a stable configuration where the bodies maintain a consistent alignment relative to each other over long periods. This alignment is crucial for the long-term stability of their orbits.
This orbital configuration is often observed in systems with multiple moons orbiting a planet or in systems
The discovery and understanding of statecoorbital resonances are vital for planetary formation theories and for predicting