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Although Parker is still outside Mercury's *average* distance to the Sun, since Mercury is near aphelion right now, it's actually inside Mercury's *current* distance to the Sun.
Here are the orbits of Parker (magenta) and Mercury (blue) projected on the ecliptic plane with their current positions indicated by squares. The Sun is the circle at (0,0).pic.twitter.com/sLfZNWAsyy
Here endeth the CORRECTED thread... I'm deleting last night's error-ridden version.
What freaks me out about these plots is that scale on the X and Y axes are different. 4.65cm per division on X, 4cm per division on Y. Is this intentional, or is my Mac not displaying it properly?
It was a misfeature of an ill-advised window resizing. Or possible I was looking at the ecliptic plane at an angle. Is this better ?pic.twitter.com/GMvhdCnNQZ
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