Talk:Secular variations of the planetary orbits
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[edit] Indian astronomers
The following was just inserted into the History section:
Ancient astronomers like Aryabhatta II , bhaskara had done preliminary study and come up with fairly accurate orbits and forward orbital interpolations .
I have moved it here because there is no source. Also, the capitalization of the name(s) seems wrong, and it was just stuck into the history section without any meaningful discussion of the role of Indian astronomers in the area of secular variations of planetary orbits. --Gerry Ashton (talk) 20:40, 25 February 2008 (UTC)
