Dermott's Law, also known as Dermott's theorem, is a principle in the field of astronomy that deals with the gravitational interactions and the stability of orbits in multi-body systems, particularly in dynamics related to celestial bodies. It provides insights on the behavior of objects under gravitational influence, explaining how bodies in orbit can affect each other's motions and stability over time. The law highlights specific aspects of orbital mechanics that are crucial for understanding the dynamics of planetary systems, moons, and other celestial configurations.
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