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Until you learn about Lagrange points, gravity seems simple: it's just a sort of pull that affects things that are nearby directly, right? But these seemingly emergent "nodes" give me the impression that orbits are involved in an almost "crystalline" structure of interactions and sub-interactions.
Lagrange points are the most obvious, maybe, but what other peculiar nodes and phenomena emerge when you look at the interactions of more than two bodies? and are there "sub-Lagrange" points, created for instance when an object orbits a Lagrange point?
I get the image of all the bodies in the solar system generating a constantly shifting, dynamic "crystal-like" pattern of gravitational (or gravity-like, at least) nodes, some of which are more permanent (like these Lagrange points) and some of which emerge and collapse based on locations of objects.
Or... wild thought. What if the objects "emerge and collapse" based on the universal patterns of gravity itself? Or, more friendly to my mind, there is a symmetry here: neither the gravity nor the objects are "cause" of the other, there's a symmetry...
Just ranging out into free association at this point. Learning about these orbital nodes just triggers a sense of awe and curiosity for me.
del mismo modo que la circunferencia es un tipo particular de elipse con sus 2 ejes de simetría con un mismo centro ... pudiera ser que los puntos de Lagrange sean cuestiones similares a otro level ...