The solar system's motion thru space by The Resonance Project / Nassim Haramein.avi

[DemonDik]

No particle, let alone planets and stars, has ever or will ever occupy the same point in space! trippy

[mrbrucewayne631]

actually we are at the center and all the stars rotate aroung our solar system

[THAWK3]

It always amazes me when I see something in nature that shows how everything is linked together....It looks like a strand of DNA

[breckandy]

It just doesn't matter

[TerraHer7z]

Yeah yeah. But what I want to see is an ACCURATE version. One in which the angle of the Sun's rotational axis, and the plane of the planetary orbits, are inclined at the correct angle to the system's motion (relative to the galactic plane) and Nth-Sth is correct.

I flatly refuse to believe the angle is exactly 90 degrees, as the video pretends.

Also please get the relative scales of overall motion vs the orbital periods right. I bet it's much more stretched out than as illustrated.

[keeprockinmebaby]

Wheels in the sky. What a wonderous universe we live in, there is more knowledge coming for all of us.

[Pygar2]

Wheels within wheels, bendreth.

[goatcheese1984]

Dont we reconize planets around stars by watching the wabble of the star. Why dont we show the case for our solar system?

[SillyNelsonDuncan]

So, I read that our Solar system moves around the center of our galaxy at roughly 250 k/sec which is faster that the Earth's rotation around the Sun at only 30 km/sec. During the solar system's movement, what is the front or "nose" of the Earth? Is it the North or South pole?

[zalmos12]

‎:)...nice, close but ...incomplete, though: even the sun is spiraling around(towards) Alcione...and Alcione around the center of our Milky Way galaxy and ...and our galaxy around another greater galaxy and that one around the center of this local universe and this local universe is also spiraling together wit some other three universes towards a WAAAAAY BIGER AND GREATER CENTRAL UNIVERSE...Now, what about that view...if you can grasp it?!...

[nikkuitchamp]

good

[noyesc1]

one major flaw with this...... the stars would move ;-)

[bdpra68]

mind blown

[tortybits]

Looks like the DNA helix.....

[conhmurr]

Pretty, now take that spiral and curl it through the motion of the galaxy, and then push it out through the expansion of the universe. Now we've got a spiraling spiral, and that's just what we CAN observe today. Who knows the relative motion of ourselves outside the scope of this expanding space we call the universe.

[JulioMarco]

BlackSunSerenade is correct. the reason why we do not show helicoidal movement is because we see all motion in the Universe as relative to an arbitrary point.

In this context, when studying the motion of plantes, we choose the Sun as the arbitrary point of reference and then all planets are correctly depicted in elliptic orbits.

[BlackSunSerenade]

The planets' movements relative to the sun are still circles...

[runeflame16]

Not uh. We all know that the earth is the center of the universe! burn the witchcrafter! Just kidding. anyways, if the moon is going around the earth. The earth going around the sun. The sun going around a bunch of black holes. Does that mean there is a chance that the galaxies might be going around something even bigger?!?! That would be crazy. Yet, cool at the same time.

[oceanceaser44]

@runeflame16  look up MACS 1206

[runeflame16]

@oceanceaser44 huh?

[oceanceaser44]

@runeflame16 Just a picture of a cluster of galaxies

[Tubewaytorpedo]

@runeflame16

Awesome everything is spinning! We got protons and neutrons which have spin, electrons which are spinning around those, the earth spinning around its axis, the moon spinning around the Earth, together with all those spinning gas giants and planets+moons that also spin we spin around the sun which is also spinning, the sun spinning the center of the galaxy. together with all those other solar systems which are also spinning..... STOP IT!! My head is spinning!!!

[xTheEmilyx]

@runeflame16 i believe that if given enough time, galaxies will orbit each other. maybe :)

[Jreyes2265]

Wow, that was such a beautiful animation. It just looks right.

[ExploreMan2010]

Wow very nice animation. :-) THX

[kidanaida]

the basics behind these alternative theories seem rather logical to me...never had thought about it like that. TnX

[Anothercoilgun]

Damn classical schools. What did they get right? Tired of the main stream and main education system brain washing the masses arent you? Its good to see a few free minded folks emerge ever so often like Haramein, Rodin, Searl, Russel, and the like.

[haolejohn]

I love it but wish it would keep going. Such a real wake up to more closely resemble what is taking place.

[tetekofa]

Nice work

[Videorealms]

@TheRealVerbz this is only a rough approximation meant to show the most basic levels of the actual motion

the point is we need to educate the educators not to describe to kids how the planets go around the sun in "circles".

[TheRealVerbz]

@Videorealms I'm already in contact with Nassim's folks at the Resonance Project and the director of Frequency of Genius, Robert Sachs.

We need to tell more people about the work of Walter Russell, John Searl, Ed Leedskalnin, Viktor Schauberger, Dan Winter and Dr. Pallathadka Keshava Bhat.

Check out my friend's site called w w w,feandft,com

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We need to do Away with the so called educators who are actually indoctrinators and skip right to the people!

[mooseflier]

@Videorealms I was under the assumption that our solar system orbits the galaxy in the same plane that the planets orbit our sun. I.e., that our solar system's plane is not tilted 90 degrees to the galaxy as you have it in this video (for example, as Uranus is tilted to our solar plane). Again, I made that as an assumption, are you sure it's how you have it in this video or am I misinterpreting your animation?

Regardless, I like how you want people to look at things from another perspective!

[Videorealms]

@mooseflier obviously this video is not showing the solar system's orientation to the galaxy - it is a very rough animation that was made because at the time there were no such animations that showed the fact that the planets dont simply rotate around the sun in a circle as we commonly explain to children. You can pick this apart in youtube comments but if you have the time to nit pick here then why dont you make a better video.

[TheRealVerbz]

The Sun is not equally bright and hot all the way around. That can't be unless the Sun is stationary.

It's like a woman running in the wind. Her face keeps cool while her hair flows behind.

We look at the Cathode side of the Sun and says it must be even all the way around.

Just like science says an "electron" is a ball of energy even all the way around.

We only view the Cathode side of the Sun.

The anode side you can call a "Black Hole".

The other side of an "electron" you can call a "positron".

[jakestgermain]

if the sun was on the path of a sin wave and such like you said, the sun might be going in a sin wave instead of a straight line but the planets relative to the sun follow too , so relative to empty space yes they would still make the motions here, think of this as a stabalised model

[Karma01010]

My point is, that all models omit SOME aspects, to better illustrate other aspects. A model omitting galactic velocity is just as valid as any other. Nassim is wrong to criticise one models omission while committing greater omissions in his own!

The galactic component of the solar systems motion is omitted not to HIDE anything, but because it is IRRELEVANT to most things, such as seasons, lunar and solar eclipses, comets, magnetospheres, solar wind, asteroids, space probe trajectories, etc.

[haolejohn]

@Karma01010 the difference is in the more closed mindedness we experienced over the last several decades and beyond. I believe Nassim would look at every angle and put out the closest thing we have and that is his model. You may see the relevancy come 12-21-12

[Videorealms]

you are correct the shadows are not accurate, the scale is not accurate, its not wide angle view enough to show the spiral of the sun in the galaxy or the curve of the sun's orbit.

What it does show is a basic essence of how the planets orbit the equator of the sun as the sun moves through space..

This animation, although not 100% accurate is a way better aproximation that models most people have been exposed to, therefore i think its a valuable piece of imagery.

[JimSmithInChiapas]

@Videorealms

I agree: this is a very nice, useful video. Thanks for being so honest about its limitations.

[Karma01010]

* Earth is 100th the Suns diameter, it should only show as a tiny dot here!

* The planets should be lit only on the sides facing the Sun, not all sides!

* The Solar System moves thru the Galaxy on an elliptical curve, not a straight line!

* It also moves up/down thru the Galactic Plane every 30 million years in a sine wave, not shown here!

* It is also moving towards Andromeda Galaxy. This movement is omitted!

Adding ALL these motions together, the planets do NOT make SPIRALS.

[topjonn]

i think your missing the point, this video odviously stimulates perspective, your observations are of value though.

[bryanmilne]

Where can this information you are providing be found?

I've searched books on astronomy and haven't been able to find charts, diagrams or models to explain the orbit of our sun in our galaxy. How would this orbit even possibly be observed or measured?

[Karma01010]

@bryanmilne Get a good astronomy program for your PC, such as "Starry Night", it explains all this, and it lets you fly around the galaxy and see any orbits from any perspective.

[Thnkabtit34]

@bryanmilne Google: Solar Apex

Love this video, we're just a-crusin' thru space on our organic spaceship :)

[Karma01010]

This has been known since the 1700's when William Herschell observed the motion of stars. He even determined the approximate direction of the Solar System's movement through Galactic space.

These combined motions of the Earth, Sun and Solar System are very well known to all astronomers. Only the uneducated think this is something that has been "hidden".

[RayJoel2007]

very good visualization and was waiting for something like this. Would be cool to have one that is looped in a Java applet so that we can view it from different angles whenever we want. Absolutely amazing this thank you so much,

[Djelomou]

Great Stuff but should be longer!!