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the slider label may need to be wider so that it doesn't get cut off.

When the browser size is decreased, things become a bit squished and the side scrolling appears to not work.

When I switch the Main Sequence assumption to "no", both control panels (the one assuming main sequence and the one not making the assumption) are shown when run under JupyterHub.

Is it possible to make the axes more visible so that it is clear where the center of mass is? Thicker links are not generally supported, so possibly use other shape?

The temperature sliders for the top and bottom interactive figures in the blackbody interactive are linked. They should be independent.

The textboxes are probably too wide and they are triggering scrollbars.

When using the slider to control the distance range displayed in the first Interactive figure, it appears the distance range (which is part of the widget slider control display) does NOT display when viewed in Google Chrome on Mac, but does display in Safari. Not sure why...

I noticed that in the binary star sim, when the inclination is non-zero and the user changes the major axis longitude, there is slight rotation in the field of view. If the user then changes inclination, this goes away, but it is very odd, since the last bit called in property_change() function is a inclination_change() call. Would like to find a workaround.

Currently has no questions/prompts for students, could use a few.

Currently has no questions/prompts for students, could use a few.

Consider replacing the distance range slider (with confusing ‘autoupdating’ of range to keep it at 100) to either a single slider or unbounded…

Also consider changing the icons labelling the stars to be more visible...

Need to add possible student questions (as markdown).

When the browser size is decreased, things become a bit squished and the side scrolling appears to not work.

Make the following changes to make the appearance more consistent with the Binary Stars Sim:

• View window could be smaller to allow it to work on smaller browser windows.
• Change sliders to take up less vertical space (a la binary stars)
• Change Phase Angle slider to not show numbers (a la binary stars)

The Orbital Period and Luminosity widgets are showing scrollbars in some situations.

The Geochron figure is slow to respond to changes in the age slider values.

The x title says wavelengths (nm) but it looks like the values are actually in meters (e.g. 5e-7)

Changing the temperature (in either slider) triggers NameError: name ‘y_sc’ is not defined.

When the orbital phase is being 'played', the response is very slow. Making any change can take seconds to take effect, including stopping the animation. Witnessed on JupyterHub runs, not in local notebook. Suggests need to better handle slower CPU situations.

The first figure on the Radioactive Decay Interactive has a time slider with oddly varying step sizes. Fix that so they are more logical (possibly code the step size per species).

If I move sliders fast, it doesn’t catch up immediately (seen on JupyterHub). Can this be optimized or switched to 'noncontinuous'.

On non-16:9 displays seem to cause 'bleed' on the population graph (the red/blue dots no longer appear circular or distinct). Issue does not happen with 16:9 displays.