The Tulsi Couple Effect | Geometry Nodes

The couple was first proposed by the 13th-century Persian astronomer and mathematician Nasir al-Din al-Tusi in his 1247 Tahrir al-Majisti (Commentary on the Almagest) as a solution for the latitudinal motion of the inferior planets.
let’s replicate the Tulsi Couple in Geometry Nodes.
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[@cleverpoly]

A very specific topic but the idea was requested by a subscriber.
Interesting stuff coming 🎉

[@kareemalmkahelah5338]

noice one

[@emileschnabel7644]

Very nice!!

[@beljse]

hi!! amazing but how did you join the instance on point and the set position? bc if I hold Ctrl Shift , it add a Viewer node.
6:05 min

[@cleverpoly]

Hold right mouse with it and drag, or just add the node by searching

[@beljse]

@@cleverpoly okay thanks! and then what node to join I have to choose?

[@kareemalmkahelah5338]

what does it mean to multiply with pi (3.14) in 4:57

[@cleverpoly]

in radians it's equal to 180 degrees
Type pi there

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what's your pc/laptop specs?😻

[@cleverpoly]

I just realized I don't know

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@@cleverpoly please check and let me know, I'm thinking to upgrading my laptop