How the Solar System really moves (Update!)

Dear World,
Before I switch to the first spoken videos of 2021, here an update to the animation of the real movement of the Solar System. A lot of you liked the moving part of the last one but found it too short. Here a longer, more elaborate version, straight to the point.
Hope you like it.

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Music:
"Sunset" by "O M II N" is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence.

Outro Music:

"Bush Week" by "Nihilore"
is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence

[ericselectrons]

This is the most accurate description of our solar system yet. Great job, Morn1415!

[andysartz]

That's mind-blowing! My dad, who loves space and learning about it, just sent me this video. He doesn't speak English, but the animation is clear enough for him to understand and enjoy it. Thanks! Keep up with the great work! =)

[tignorblair]

😢 in other words the music was irritating... ...😢

[NayanW]

I have watched it like so many times again and again... Its beautiful & heart warming.

[menchugonzales]

This is truly amazing, no one can fathom the vastness of the universe

[moehead]

I love our Universe. Whenever I have problems in life, I shall watch this video to remember how small I am and my problems are. ❤

[pemo]

when it zoomed out to the galaxy i actually teared up. so quickly this represented not only a great educational lesson, but also how sheerly insignificant we are - how luckily is it that we have sentience. damn

[rynebozzell]

Best ever representation of solar system movement and it explains so much. Thank you!

[beskamir]

Oh damn, I didn't consider the solar system bobbing up and down throughout it's galactic orbit but that makes total sense.

[Eric_Malbos]

In only 2 minutes, I have learned a lot, very clear and informative animation, thank you for sharing it. I did not realise the solar system axis itself was inclined in the galactic plane until then !

[paulpaulsen]

Don't forget: The Milkyway moves towards Andromeda with another 120 km/sec

[ranjumamachan]

I tried asking this question a few years ago and couldn't find an answer. Earned a subscribe.

[brucemckay]

I already knew of these motions, but their visualsations here is impressive.

[تيمالجمالي-فج]

This is the best video that demonstrate the solar system actual movement

[sonnyandcloudy]

You the best! I remember when it all started with the earth size comparisons… great job!

[tommy-erhh]

very good video! Kudos!
About the only things missing is the ripples/warping in our Galactic disk caused by the Galactic collisions with Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy and the pull of the Magellanic clouds pulling the whole disk downward compared to Center, making the disk look like a fedora brim - and those forces also affect our sun also.
But they are hard to show in a video, so i can see why you ignored them.

[reyvajuret]

Earth's rotation, Earth's orbit and solar apex...excelent job👏👏👏

[tarisauce]

also its kinda crazy to think about how you are in a COMPLETELY different spot then when you started watching the video

[prepareforwinter]

Watching Morn is the best way to get your rocks off

[ricardforns]

Very good animation. High educational level.