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The 73 pages that link to Orbital resonance, each with the reason it gives.

• Galilean moonsNarrower topic: The Laplace resonance is one specific example of this broader orbital pattern.

• Mean-motion resonanceNarrower topic: Mean-motion resonance is the orbital form driven by commensurate average orbital rates.

• Kirkwood gapNarrower topic: Resonances with Jupiter repeatedly perturb asteroids in the gaps.

• Laplace resonanceNarrower topic: The Laplace resonance is a specific multi-body form of orbital resonance.

• Moons of JupiterNarrower topic: The Galilean system’s resonant relationships are a specific case of this broader dynamical pattern.

• Ring galaxyNarrower topic: Resonant orbital structure explains rings that persist without an expanding collision wave.

• Titius–Bode lawNarrower topic: Resonances can create or alter orbital spacing through identifiable gravitational interactions.

• Cassini DivisionNarrower topic: Mimas repeatedly perturbs ring particles at resonant orbital periods, helping clear the division.

• Co-orbital configurationNarrower topic: Co-orbitals are the special 1:1 case of orbital resonance.

• Horseshoe orbitNarrower topic: Horseshoe motion belongs to the special case where the periods are nearly equal.

• Dermott's lawNarrower topic: Resonance is a distinct dynamical condition that can coexist with, but is not equivalent to, regular period spacing.