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06-February-2004, 11:21 AM
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Is true that density of any orbitting body is inversly proportionate to the square root of orbiting radius?
ie. Dencity of orbiting body = C/(R^0.5) (The variatin in density upto 15 or 20 % for some of the orbiting bodies may be due to the effect of craters and gaseous layers) . Is it also true that the constant C is same for all the plantes (to calculate the density of the respective moons) of our sun family? Mohan. 
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