How Solar System Moves Through Space *SHOCKING*

This is how the Sun and the planets actually orbit around the sun and how the sun actually moves through space. #shorts #space #universe #spacemysteries #spacemystery #nasa #CelestialWonders #nasainsights #PlanetaryMovement #NASAResearch #SolarSystemHistory #CelestialEvolution #SolarSystemMovement #SunMovement #Sun #planets #solarsystem #spaceknowledge #astronomy #spaceinformation

[originalArchie]

Flat earthers screaming at you right now 😂

[kylepetersen]

This is why time travel would be extremely difficult. We would have to teleport to where the earth will be at said time.

[BotlheMolelekwa-juse]

The first graph is still true. It's just a front view of it. It doesn't show every angle at the same time but it doesn't mean it's incorrect

[bna]

It is even wilder than that, the entire Milky Way galaxy as a whole is moving at a speed of 1.3 million miles per hour and wobbling around its axis at the same time

[Quest]

Together they make the shape of a Human DNA 🧬

[joshward]

Fun fact: you cannot feel speed, only acceleration. The only way you'd notice those speeds is if we came to a very sudden stop, in which case anything not part of the earth would continue on (due to inertia) at those ridiculous speeds.

[yeboaaah]

460, 000 miles away than we were an hour ago is fucking wild 😭

[octaviomarcelovigooneto]

So we are never actually at the same place again, we are moving away from where we were a second ago...forever

[Володимир-оо]

What the Oort cloud looks like then. How do objects move in it to keep the distance to the Sun? It would be interesting to see such a simulation

[jay]

If it moves like that, shooting a rocket out in space to go to the moon is one heck of a feat.

[isaidwhatisaid]

The best way I picture this in my head is of one of those old coin games back in the day that looked like a huge funnel or cone. You were supposed to drop a coin or spare change in and the coins would roll down in a spiral or whirlpool motion all at different times, down until they reached the hole in the center where are they drop into a bucket or something. In this case, I would use a quarter as the sun and the planets as smaller coins. The Suns mass is heavy and is being pulled to the bottom of the cone only using gravity... down to a single point. Now whether that's single point is a black hole...IDK.

[baron]

I've always wanted to know and I haven't seen this questioned or randomly stated.. ..do all the planets rotate around the sun in the same flat plane or do they orbit around the sun in different planes like a gyroscope? If they orbit the sun in the same plane, when satellites are sent out to observe, are they sent out along this plane towards other planets? What are in the other directions?

[sleepycatxx]

Sun: why are you following me



Planets: because u have games on your phone

[DesmondVulley]

People sleeping for 3 hours and seeing this:🤨🤨

[Bynk]

So when you use time machine and go to back in history, you end in empty space...

[WorldTrendsVirals]

That's why people are going dizzy 🥴🥴🥴

[davidtimus]

Remember that the sun is spinning too. That rotation is what’s producing the orbital pull.

[Mathewgyzil]

Sun orbits a black hole named sigritaus A

[BraidenM-tj]

Imagine if in all that speed someone is left behind and lets just imagine they live for five sea just to freak out 😂😂😂😂

[rawirez]

Exactly! Just a little bit more like a cone shape and you will be exactly right. With the sun at the top of the cone because the sun pulls all the other planets. The planets are like huge comets always trying to fall in to it, but never do because of how fast the sun is moving.