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

This simple animation was created by Nassim Haramein and The Resonance Project Foundation
http://www.theresonanceproject.org

This is a video clip that every human should see.
Many of us have been taught about how the solar system works by viewing a physical model that has the sun in the middle with the planets going around and around in a simple circular orbit without properly accounting for the motion of the sun (aprox. 450,000 miles per hour).
Because the both sun and the galaxy are moving through space, the Earth spirals an incredible distance through space in a year's time. How far the Earth moves depends on the reference point you are using for something "stationary" or "backgroud" even though all objects in the universe are in motion.

The Earth rotates at 0-1040 mi/hr (depends on latitude)
The Earth orbits the sun at aprox. 66,629 mi/hr
The sun orbits the galactic center at aprox. 447,000 mi/hr

In just considering how fast the sun is moving, we know the Earth travels at least 3,918,402,000 miles in a years time! (as it also orbits around the sun)

Total speed of the Earth moving through space is difficult to approximate do to the combination of motions.
Using Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) radiation it is estimated the total motion of the Earth through space is aprox. 1,342,000 mi/hr
Or 11,763,972,000 miles in 1 year!
(which is still only 0.2% the speed of light!)

The old model might make one picture being back where you started after a year of time has past, when in fact, you are over 11 BILLION miles from where you were a year ago!

I hope this video helps people to visualize what the motion of the Earth in our solar system looks like.
For more information on Nassim Haramein and The Resonance Project,
Please visit:
http://www.theresonanceproject.org

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• solar system
• sun
• earth
• space
• motion
• orbit
• spiral
• Nassim
• Haramein
• resonance
• galaxy
• planet

[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.

[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".

[marcelohalmen]

@islandbuoy4 Interesting isnt it? As if the planets and stars were molecules of a bigger organism...as above so below

[StealthEmerald]

now add all the other dance moves to this...spiralling within spiralling within spiralling...on and yes still on...poetry in motion:)

[aynradd]

/\ proton & electrons system design in motion .))

.

great_stuff !✿!

A World |2evolution Now

[islandbuoy4]

A Solar System modEL that resembles the double helix of DNA?

[moonreft]

@moonboots69 it is all the suns coma. easy really

[verlanis]

@mrbrucewayne631 There is a very high possibility that everything within naked-eye view is smaller, orbiting the sun, and completely unlike anything Standard Model advocates can dream. The visible objects not orbiting the sun are undoubtedly M31 Andromeda, and the object called Galactic Center. Running the numbers for telescope resolutions blows apart the entire Standard Model by itself, aka Dawes Limit. Harlow Shapley was a fool; whereas, Van Maanen was a god when it comes to astronomy.

[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