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An '''Orrery''', a mechanical model of the solar system, appears in [[Clockwork Machines]] on odd-numbered days. It [[:File:Orrery.gif|shows]] a blue planet that rotates at the same speed as a single red moon orbits it, with two identical pairs farther away. These pairs are attached to a swivel that moves up and down. Holding {{PSButton|Triangle}} to look up at the Orrery will result in a video. | An '''Orrery''', a mechanical model of the solar system, appears in [[Clockwork Machines]] on odd-numbered days. It [[:File:Orrery.gif|shows]] a blue planet that rotates at the same speed as a single red moon orbits it, with two identical pairs farther away. These pairs are attached to a swivel that moves up and down. Holding {{PSButton|Triangle}} to look up at the Orrery will result in a video. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:47, 6 November 2022
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| Found in | Clockwork Machines |
| Links to | Dynamic |
| Graph value | (-6,7) |
| Day Type | Odd |
An Orrery, a mechanical model of the solar system, appears in Clockwork Machines on odd-numbered days. It shows a blue planet that rotates at the same speed as a single red moon orbits it, with two identical pairs farther away. These pairs are attached to a swivel that moves up and down. Holding 
to look up at the Orrery will result in a video.
