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Hello everyone,
I would like to share some results from my recent research on the NKTg law of variable inertia and how it was experimentally verified using NASA JPL Horizons data (Dec 30–31, 2024).
🔹 What is the NKTg Law?
The law states that an object’s tendency of motion depends on the interaction between its position (x), velocity (v), and mass (m) through the conserved quantity:
NKTg1 = x * (m * v)
Here, m * v is the linear momentum.
If NKTg1 > 0 → the object tends to move away from equilibrium.
If NKTg1 < 0 → the object tends to return to equilibrium.
This law provides a new framework for analyzing orbital dynamics.
🔹 Research Objective
Interpolate the masses of all 8 planets using the NKTg law.
Compare results with NASA’s official planetary masses on 31/12/2024.
Test sensitivity for Earth’s mass loss as measured by GRACE / GRACE-FO missions.
🔹 Key Results
Table 1 – Mass Interpolation (31/12/2024)
Planet Interpolated Mass (kg) NASA Mass (kg) Δm Remarks
Mercury 3.301×10^23 3.301×10^23 ≈0 Perfect match
Venus 4.867×10^24 4.867×10^24 ≈0 Negligible error
Earth 5.972×10^24 5.972×10^24 ≈0 GRACE confirms slight variation
Mars 6.417×10^23 6.417×10^23 ≈0 Perfect match
Jupiter 1.898×10^27 1.898×10^27 ≈0 Stable mass
Saturn 5.683×10^26 5.683×10^26 ≈0 Error ≈ zero
Uranus 8.681×10^25 8.681×10^25 ≈0 Matches Voyager 2 data
Neptune 1.024×10^26 1.024×10^26 ≈0 Perfect match
Error rate: < 0.0001% across all planets.
🔹 Earth’s Mass Variation
NASA keeps Earth’s mass constant in official datasets.
GRACE/GRACE-FO show Earth loses ~10^20–10^21 kg annually (gas escape, ice melt, groundwater loss).
NKTg interpolation detected a slight decrease (~3 × 10^19 kg in 2024), which is within GRACE’s measured range.
This demonstrates the sensitivity of the NKTg model in detecting subtle real-world changes.
🔹 Why This Matters
Accuracy: NKTg interpolation perfectly matched NASA’s planetary masses.
Conservation: NKTg1 appears to be a conserved orbital quantity across both rocky and gas planets.
Applications:
  • Real-time planetary mass estimation using (x, v) data.
  • Integration into orbital mechanics simulations in MATLAB.
  • Potential extensions into astrophysics and engineering models.
🔹 Conclusion
The NKTg law provides a novel way to interpolate planetary masses with extremely high accuracy, while also being sensitive to subtle physical changes like Earth’s gradual mass loss.
This could open up new opportunities for:
  • Data-driven planetary modeling in MATLAB.
  • Improved sensitivity in detecting small-scale variations not included in standard NASA datasets.
References:
  • NASA JPL Horizons (planetary positions & velocities)
  • NASA Planetary Fact Sheet (official masses)
  • GRACE / GRACE-FO Mission Data (Earth mass loss)
I’d be very interested in hearing thoughts from the community about:
  • How to integrate the NKTg model into MATLAB orbital simulations.
  • Whether conserved quantities like NKTg1 could provide practical value beyond astronomy (e.g., physics simulations, engineering).
Best regards,
Nguyen Khanh Tung
I'm introducing the NKTg Law, a concise model describing how an object's motion tendency depends on position (x), velocity (v), and mass (m).
Definition:
NKTg = f(x, v, m)
Key quantities:
  • NKTg₁ = x * p
  • NKTg₂ = (dm/dt) * p
where p = m * v and dm/dt is the time rate of mass change.
Interpretation:
  • NKTg₁ > 0 → tendency to move away from equilibrium
  • NKTg₁ < 0 → tendency to move toward equilibrium
  • NKTg₂ > 0 → mass variation supports motion
  • NKTg₂ < 0 → mass variation resists motion
Stable state: when x, v and m interact to preserve the motion structure.
Would you like a ready-to-run MATLAB script / Live Script to simulate and plot NKTg₁ and NKTg₂?
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Creo que el libro les puede dar un buen panorama del área con la posibilidad de experimentar de manera interactiva con todo el material de MATLAB disponible en formato Live Script. Lo mejor es que se pueden formular preguntas en el blog y hacer propuestas al autor de ejercicios resueltos.
Son bienvenidos los comentarios, sugerencias y correcciones al texto.
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What is it?

SimFunction allows you to perform multiple simulations in a single line of code by providing an interface to execute SimBiology® models like a regular MATLAB function.

Consider the following similarity: If you want to calculate the value of the sine function at multiple times defined in the variable t, you use the following syntax:

 >> y = sin(t)

If mymodel represents a SimFunction, you can simulate your model with multiple parameter sets using the following syntax:

 >> simulationData = mymodel(parameterValues, stopTime, dose)

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What is it good for?

Multiple simulations

Because it allows you to perform multiple simulations in a single line of code by providing a matrix of parameter values or variants or a cell array of dosing tables, it is particularly suited for

  • parameter and dose scans
  • Monte Carlo simulations
  • customized analyses that require multiple model simulations such as a customized optimization

Performance

SimFunctions are optimized for performance as they are automatically accelerated at the first function execution, which converts the model into compiled C code. Those simulations can be distributed to multiple cores or to a cluster and run in parallel if Parallel Computing Toolbox™ is available thanks to its built-in parallelization or within a parfor loop.

Simulation deployment

Since SimFunction objects cannot be changed once created, they can be shared with others without the risk of altering the model inadvertently.

Also, you can use SimFunctions to integrate a SimBiology model into a customized MATLAB App and compile it as standalone application to share with anyone without the need of a MATLAB license.

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How does it work?

Create a SimFunction object using the createSimFunction method by choosing:

  1. which parameters it should take as inputs
  2. which targets will be dosed
  3. which model quantities it should return
  4. which sensitivities it should return if any

Have a look at the following example from the SimBiology documentation for an executable script to help you get started: Perform a Parameter Scan.