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The Solar System

Obviously not data sensitive

But only because the icons are too large for clarity. The alternative was to have pinpoints you can’t possibly see. https://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/Solar.

What happens is that when two or three planets align…

The blue and the white one for instance, Earth and Venus either side of the sun and what of Jupiter?

The slight step short of alignment neabs torque, veus will be gone by then taking the torrque out of the system. All sorts of maths is presenjted in just that small scene. Then there is Neptune Mars and Mercury to consider. And then Veus presents an alignment with Jupiter and Uranus, does that add up to anything?

I rather think it does.

Well it happens when all nine align I have no idea but each one orbits past eight others its a good there is a lot of debris all around them, to absorb all the shock, most of it. The sequence is with the sun in the alignment, things get warm and an earthquake happens. sequence is with the sun not in the alignment things get cold and a volcanic eruption happens.

But the thing is that this simple equation has always existed, centuries before all the planets were discovered.. What else are they hiding from you?

  1. Mercury
  2. Venus
  3. Earth
  4. Mars
  5. Jupiter
  6. Saturn
  7. Uranus
  8. Neptune
  9. Pluto

104 Replies to “The Solar System”

  1. Someone will remove the data once you start asking questions, then you will know who is hiding the answers.
    First question to try them out:
    Why don’t the Sea Level ASSX charts cover the period before and after 9/11?
    It seems odd that the meteorological records released by the Met Office are missing the first half decade from the 21st century, was it caused by the Millennium Bug?

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  17. Your comment is insightful and well-crafted. It really adds a layer of depth to the conversation, and I appreciate how you took the time to explain your point of view so clearly. Thank you for such a valuable contribution!jilislot

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