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-`position`→ specifies the position of the center of the celestial body
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-`reference_plane`→ specifies which reference plane the celestial body is drawn with respect to. If specified as `equatorial`, the reference plane is taken to be the equatorial plane of the celestial body. If specified as `ecliptic`, the celestial body will be tilted by the obliquity (i.e. the angle between the ecliptic plane and the equatorial plane).
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-`theta`→ specifies the rotation angle about the 3rd axis of the celestial body (in degrees)
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-`units`→ specifies the units the celestial body should be drawn in. Units available are `'AU'`, `'ft'`, `'km'`, `m`, `'mi'`, and `'nmi`.
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-`units`→ specifies the units the celestial body should be drawn in. Units available are `'AU'`, `'ft'`, `'km'`, `'m'`, `'mi'`, and `'nmi'`.
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-`transparency`→ specifies how transparent the celestial body is (1 for 100% transparency, 0 for 100% opacity)
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**NOTE:** All fields of `opts` do NOT have to be defined; when a field is left undefined, the rest of the plot settings are set to default values. Additionally, `color`, `line_width`, and `line_style` are only relevant when plotting the Earth's coastlines.
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