Introduction to orbital resonance
Orbital resonance A general term for various resonance phenomena that occur in celestial motion. Originally refers to the orbit-orbit resonance between two celestial bodies, that is, the two celestial bodies operate around the same central celestial body with the speeds of the flat sun (see the flat sun day) n1 and n2, satisfying the condition n1/n2=p/q(p,q It is a positive integer), which constitutes the p/q orbital resonance between two running orbits.