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 # Orbit simulator
 Python program using the 2nd law of Newton to simulate in real time gravitational interactions between two or more celestial bodies with a decicated UI. This program is our work for our informatic class final project.
 ## Operating process
-For each frame, the system compute the position of each object in the next frame considering a movement vector to which the variation of the speed vector has been added considering the following formulas : <br>
+For each frame, the system computes the position of each object in the next frame considering a movement vector to which the variation of the speed vector has been added considering the following formulas : <br>
 ![Newton 2nd Law](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/ce5a34efdcbe454a69e8b879e0005c809b0439ee) <br>
 ![acceleration formula](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/941bc4c58dbc6f6716ce1d0024ff29e2ee82a0c9)
 
 ## Installation
 ### Windows
 This guide was tested on Windows 10
-1. Install the latest release [here](https://github.com/jupiter2653/orbit-simulator/releases/latest) or clone this repository with git. *If you want to, you can also clone this repository but the content might not be production ready*
+1. Install the latest release [here](https://github.com/jupiter2653/orbit-simulator/releases/latest).
+*If you want to, you can also clone this repository but the content might not be production ready.*
 2. Extract all the files from the compressed folder.
-3. Install the dependencies by typing ``py -m pip install -r requirements.txt`` in the directory in which you exctracted the files
+3. Install the dependencies by typing ``py -m pip install -r requirements.txt`` in the directory in which you exctracted the files.
 4. Launch ``main.py``.
 5. Enjoy !