Earth's motion around the Sun, not as simple as I thought

[@nitestryker7]

On top of all of this, the sun has it's own "year" around the galactic core.

[@rudivandereep9611]

And it's poles flip ever so often

[@YogeshRana-fg8jr]

And what if cluster of galaxies are also revolving around some super massive black hole

[@alphoncekelemani6759]

@@YogeshRana-fg8jr everything in the universe is in a relatively constant motion

[@YogeshRana-fg8jr]

@@alphoncekelemani6759 yeah

[@saliciakeyz]

Something like a 230 million year - year, from what I hear.

[@celsonunes3896]

I understood about 10% of the information. I need to watch it again with pauses and go searching some definitions to fully understand it. The fault is from my education, not from the video.

[@terencebarrett2897]

+celso nunes I agree with you ,my brain couldn't get around it, it would be great for someone explaining it ,but a great video and presentation I think

[@legendarylips1]

no need to understand at all. just look animations and you can see that earth's path around the sun is always changing which means that sun calender is wrong .

[@dude464]

+ni or yes, flat earth loons are bullshit.

[@RobbieIsbell]

I hear ya...but it is a good way to learn.

[@RobbieIsbell]

M. C Ka not necessary wrong. It is a reference that allows us to adapt time. Time is created by, which is not petfect. What can we compare it to make it "right?"

[@abhinav3478]

1 revolution of youtube recommendation = *_11 years_*

[@Ritziey]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@anandsuralkar2947]

Lol

[@buyonline552]

6 years

[@Triume]

True

[@_____J______]

Perhaps it somehow entered your mind, you googled it, thus entered AI's algorithm of the YB

[@robotaholic]

This is so informative and I could learn to remember this with enough repetition, so I have it on loop. Thank you so much! Your relaxed way of speaking is so pleasant.

[@sisensi8030]

After 11 years, I finally discovered this amazing video. The way to explain the science behind the universe reminded my primary school days. Informative Science books and videos like this makes me interested in science and the universe. I always appreciate the beauty of the nature and the universe. Thank you

[@princeshivamvarma]

Lol me too😂

[@bathin813]

The earth is flat and it doesn't orbit

[@mrfreeman1763]

Search "Quick rundown: Solar system and Universe beyond" for the full video of this, this is just a clip.

[@bathin813]

@FilthyDankWastemanFabuless it's basic observations

[@Ethiscold]

Earth is a stationary plane

[@gopalakrishnasn5311]

Though I don't understand most of what is explained, I am very happy that there is some one who will try hard to make it understandable. My sincere thanks to him.

[@johntheprophet6344]

I understand it clearly

[@shoebsultan5876]

@@dailybread2708 Easy brother. Let him explore. Let him question. The truth is only for those who seek it.

[@rathoththelightofwisdom5325]

Kemet egypt flat earth

[@totalawakeningtruthseeker7568]

Wtf sheep?wake up

[@totalawakeningtruthseeker7568]

They are flying through space on a spinning ball.dosent it tells you something weird?

[@ifafv]

Great explanation. But those ellipses gives a wrong impression: the Earth's orbit is so little elliptical that we can't even distinguish its shape from a circle (its semimajor axis is 0.01% longer than its semiminor axis). The Sun is also much closer to the center of the Earth's orbit, being only 2% off.

[@quintinfranklin9168]

Where do you get this shit explanation from, maybe nasa channel.

[@justindallen7424]

@@quintinfranklin9168 lol

[@aa6eheia156]

it's exaggerated for easier understanding for viewers but it should have a note saying it's not to scale/proportions

[@junimeme5626]

@@aa6eheia156 you'd think this would be obvious but then there's kids watching and claiming things like earth being flat so I guess they should've made it clear

[@Gnarux]

Its 5Mio Kilometers Bro ;)

[@Rigpasword]

Well done, thank you. Celestial dynamics are mind-bendingly complicated. I can't imagine the math involved. I found your video searching for a similar video explaining the moon's orbital variations. Yours is excellent. Now I just need to watch it about five more times and think about each thing you say.

[@diogeneslantern18]

It's sooo satisfying and humbling though!! I wish I had an astronomy related career. For now I just watch these videos and try to explain it to my girlfriend. I explained precession to her and she came to her own realisation that seasons would be affected between the hemispheres over the 26000 year cycle. Her casual insight made me so happy.

[@sadmrghost7197]

KZbin has given me infinite knowledge that I didn't know and needed

[@praneelpathak657]

Seriously KZbin gives info to internet explorer?

[@fcrm4039]

Yeah

[@pahalasyurgabarokah]

Probably most of us dont need you as well

[@sadmrghost7197]

@@pahalasyurgabarokah but that's only an opinion of yours

[@sadmrghost7197]

@@praneelpathak657 where do you think knowledge is? You thought it's a microchip plugged inside me?

[@markyyyyyyyy321]

The narrators echoing voice and the soft delicate music is so relaxing and fits perfectly with these astronomy films.

[@umerkhan827]

😄

[@dusandragovic09srb]

Hollywood Space Agency National Association of Space Actors

[@ronjones4069]

The music takes from the wonder of the presentation.

[@timmartin7664]

Yes his voice and delicate music put me sleep almost immediately. I now use this video to help me relax and sleep better at night. 😴😴

[@brianmcwood6329]

The more you know the less you know. That must be a quote because that is how I feel right now LOL

[@alwagner9722]

"The more you know the more you realize you don't know" ‐ Aristotle I remember my 9th grade biology teacher telling us this back in '78.

[@cluelessblamer518]

That's why I'm just laying in bed watching with the sound off. Takes too much energy to not be ignorant.

[@superdemanka5192]

Better know nothing

[@commonsense4993]

Can it be that climate has always been variable, so that the current man-made "climate change" is a political myth? Especially given that it takes twenty-six thousand years for the to return to the same orbit around the Sun 3:19

[@aaronfong5030]

@@alwagner9722 "I know that i know nothing" - Socrates.

[@vaibhavraut6168]

Wow 13 years past ! What an fascinating video...

[@NemesisVNV]

This is one of the best video explanations I have come across. I strongly believe this video would be great to play for students in high school learning about this.

[@dusandragovic09srb]

Local lightning, the Sun/Moon, Inverse root law.

[@MuhammadHamas]

we recited in Holy Qur'an in which Allah said Sun, Earth and Moon all are moving in their orbits. But in school text books we read that sun is Steady and not moving... But now after some years when science get some more advancement so it also have known that Sun is also moving around it's orbit, which Allah has already told in Qur'an 1400 years ago... There are many more huge scientific achievements done with the light of Holy Qur'an,,, Subhan Allah 😍❤️🕋

[@Unknown-xt9ue]

@@MuhammadHamas Allah is the greatest 🙏🏼🤍

[@smgdfcmfah]

They wouldn't dare. It talks about ice ages and massive climate changes being a natural cycle of the earth and shows that we've been in a global warming cycle for 11,000 years and will remain in one for 14,000 more (and there are other cycles overlapping this, as well). It doesn't fit very well with their endless fear mongering about all climate change being man made.

[@NemesisVNV]

@smgdfc mfah I'd get a beer with you lol same thing, I think.

[@rorytruman]

As with all the physical universe, the closer and longer one looks, the more complexity is found. Nice video

[@anti-christ.666]

It's not complex at all! There are two properties that create the universe. Matter and gravity. Everything else is chaos that we try to make sense of.

[@jpsphoto-vision8803]

@@anti-christ.666 like our junk DNA? That was you know just useless and left over from prior evolution... Or our appendix... Maybe you just don't understand things because you look at them as chaos instead of strategic. A tree doesn't have a brain, so why does it drop it's leaves in the fall? Those leaves protect the ground and rejuvenate the soil, we are the idiots that remove them. Nature is not chaotic we are just ignorant and self absorbed.

[@Movie2Documentary]

@@jpsphoto-vision8803 yeah, like epigenetics. Used to believe that only DNA is of use to parent to child. Hilarious how we think its all easy. Like atoms ´dont touch eachother´ so we never actually touch eachother. Epitome of self-righteousness.

[@user-sc8ph2ds2m]

@@anti-christ.666 You are so full of shit and can't back up your claims 🤡

[@BluefireguyXD]

​@@anti-christ.666Then why are the laws of the universe so complex and why are they all so orderly? Not only that, but why do these laws of the universe even exist in the first place?

[@sankaryellayi]

This should be shown in every high school in their 'Earth' classes. Now, my doubts got cleared.

[@witekwronski1085]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYK8YZetn82DeZo

[@Ebi.Adonkie]

Not every part

[@adityasingh3963]

Nah, it's really advanced for high school students. They just need to know that earth revolves around the sun and earth rotates on its axis (titled at 23.4 degrees).

[@futurehofer1564]

Now my doubts have doubts

[@mento5090]

@@josephpchajek2685 I agree

[@levanmelikishvili4373]

Very informative. Brought much clarity on topic. So much of nuances in such a short video. Our Solar system is much more complex than we casually think. Thank you very much 🙏👍

[@shobalmani1]

Scary! I feel like an ant sitting on a rock that suddenly began rolling downhill. I didn’t realize how erratic our (the earth’s) motion is. This video makes me appreciate the enormity of our solar system, the Milky Way galaxy and eventually our universe. I love the way you have explained everything. Even then I have pause and think and visualize things in my head. Thank you.

[@puppiesplaytimet.v.5277]

It's all bullshit. We are not moving

[@ZyrexShorts129]

@@puppiesplaytimet.v.5277 bruh

[@jenm1]

@@puppiesplaytimet.v.5277 proof?

[@quintinfranklin9168]

Sorry, the earth isn't moving! Period! Not at all! Read scripture, don't trust me or any man, you actually can study this for yourself!

[@choicegospelnetwork]

Satan is Trying to deny God with Scientism . Scientism is a Religion

[@28pbtkh23]

I read all of this in a Time Life book about astronomy a long time ago as a child, and it's still difficult to fully comprehend as an adult. It's great to see it in video format though.

[@Crux_]

Earth is flat. Stationnary

[@pepito_white]

Shut up uneducated, try to LEARN for once

[@NinjaKidz]

Education can be simple.

[@petergaskin1811]

Apparently not simple enough for flerfers.

[@thepooterrooter3917]

Science is not definite fact until 100% proven. That's what makes it science... many theories apply to why we have an elongated rotation around our sun. If you ask me, it's odd and we should be on a perfect rotation after thousands of years, unless another force applies a gravitational pull on our planet. The pull from Mars is too small and too far away and same goes for our other planets, the pull gets weaker the further you go. So why does our planet do that around our sun? It could be due to a binary star or black hole. A smaller binary star on the same type of orbit could be the answer. If a small star the size of Jupiter is floating around, it could cause our planet to be pulled towards it when it's nearest to the sun. This could also explain why we have such an elongated rotation. It could also explain winters getting colder and summers getting hotter. It could be getting near us again. Most stars are born with a binary or multiple and for us to have just one, is also odd..

[@dusandragovic09srb]

Very. Astro priests made sure that it's not.

[@LumpoMcBlumbo]

@@thepooterrooter3917 shut

[@PETE4955]

Education can be inspiring.

[@WasBlind_NowISee]

The time lapse example was bomb diggity for all of us visual learners. That work put in for this well made presentation deserves a sub.

[@NiazMohammad]

learned a lot more in several minutes than I did throughout my life. Thanks a lot

[@justgetit]

learn...??? are you sure about that??

[@nvmffs]

Ignorance is a bliss...

[@lautheimpaler4686]

I smell flat earthers in this reply section.

[@randomdude9135]

Sadly, relatable :/

[@toddolson573]

Hum, learning is just not taking someone's word for absolute. Although in some aspects this does work to ones benefit. Science is continually changing the way it thinks. Here is a quote… "We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false" William Casey CIA Director 1981

[@vonshango6311]

6:22 eccentric orbit due to pull from other planets ex jupiter/saturn. 7:15 the axial tilt change every 41,000 directly related to ice ages, the next minimum tilt 11,800 AD.

[@plerdlinkum3546]

This is possibly the clearest explanation I have seen of this complex topic

[@toddolson573]

Plerd, You've been clearly dumbed down further.. Go listen to Mr. Thrive and Survive. This crap is fake indoctrination.

[@frithbarbat]

That's the best technique I've ever seen for attaching a collar. And so beautifully done.

[@kreator-ys1yz]

When I retire, I will move to the desert and rewatch this video again, with clear view of the stars.

[@beakyturf6336]

Nice, I like the cut of your jib.

[@toddolson573]

And you'll notice that Polaris never wavers from it position. All the constellations move around this, the North Star / Polaris. It's a fluke to think other wise. There is absolutely no way that Polaris could keep up with their theory and remain geographically in the exact same place after days, months, or years. It's a mathematical impossibility,. There are to many factors. And even if it were so, there would have to be intelligence involved of a higher power, not just happenstance from a supposed BIG BANG. The Big Bang is just as idiotic as thinking that Polaris can travel quad trillions of miles every minute, to keep in sync with a spinning flying earth.

[@ericcuthbert5974]

That reminds me of the time I was in Malin head in Donegal, Ireland in 1972, we saw a huge ball of light going from left to right (like the sun) moving across the sea on a beautiful clear sunny day, we were amazed as we never seen anything like that before or since, we were staying in moville on a fishing trawler training course. I am from Dundalk, Ireland.

[@GauravSharma-oh8po]

What was the source of light? Unknown?

[@gregbrown3082]

Seriously! The payoff from your tale is currently sitting at 0/10. Tell us something!

[@ericcuthbert5974]

By the time the sun looses it's power humankind will have advanced so much that we will in a position to alter our surroundings.

[@GauravSharma-oh8po]

I think people get surprised seeing the sun in Ireland

[@careytommy]

So what else is new?

[@wisehr]

This was a very informative video. I'll have to watch it 2 or 3 more times before I can fully digest it. Just like food is for the body, knowledge is food for the mind. Thank you for taking the time to present this video.

[@dusandragovic09srb]

This food is from the 16th century. So you might wanna throw up.

[@kdwaynec]

@1:50 When photographing the analemma, the tilt totally depends on the time of day, and from Australia it appears upside-down, the fat part of the 8 on top.

[@gab2550]

I don't know what to do with this information...

[@louisgjordan2]

Gabriel Mendoza It is important, though. interesting even. expands the mind a little more.

[@ThePresley1989]

Gabriel Mendoza Yeah, im happy i didn't understand a shit, and I don't want to understand that!

[@lowellmccormick6991]

Gabriel Mendoza "I don't know what to do with this information..." You learn it, and along with learning lots of other things, you put them all together and learn how to think for yourself and not let other's think for you.

[@wolfgang7812]

I don't know what to do with this information either this theory seems flawed to me.

[@NeyooxetuseiDreamer]

Gabriel Mendoza shouldn't leave yourself so open for the coyotes and tanukis

[@drharoonkhattak66]

A very very very fascinating presentation .. A real visual treat for universe lovers .. Thumbs up to you ..

[@antoniode-leon4994]

This little short video it's too complex to those people!

[@charlotter8276]

This is the kind of information when done listening you lean over and tap your smart friend and ask, "now what did he just say?"

[@lelyfitri1633]

LOL

[@mysteriesoftherealm]

All lies are complicated, that's why you don't get it. the truth is simple, most people hate simple because, they have been hypnotized by the TV. We've been raised to have drama and complications at every moment. When we, as engineers build machines, we don't complicate the machine we are building. that's for amateur's. Whoever created this realm ...NO amateur! Everything here is simple ...Except the peoples' phycology ...Which has been complicated, twisted and contaminated. We've been led away so far from simple, now we don't even believe the realm that was given to us is simple. so that, we could decipher it and create our own individual energies for survival and flourishment to live free of tyranny. Even our bodies are simple, we eat to make fertilizer then we should shit in the ground throw our seeds in there. We don't need anything else accept the simple earth to make a place home. We are simple self sufficient gardens that can terra form anywhere we go. simple, so you can stay alive. Every single person should have a course in engineering at an early age so, they understand how simple the very place they live is, instead of all this hocus pocus horseshit! it's really that simple! Nobody wants simple , they like to believe the TV magic show, that complicates EVERYTHING, period!

[@charlotter8276]

@@mysteriesoftherealm I like how you think.

[@mysteriesoftherealm]

@@charlotter8276 That is very kind of you. I like your openness.

[@ALLGODSDIE]

I'm that smart friend..

[@jademoon7938]

Great video. I need to save the link to share with people this summer who didn't understand when I told them that the Big Dipper is only horizontal in summer and in winter, it's vertical, and if you look up at it and then orient yourself in a circle, you'll find a point when it looks like a giant question mark. *(Because its position in the sky is different, as the earth tilts, you can make it look horizontal in winter too, I just mean where it is in the sky is overhead, you can't make it look vertical in summer without tilting your head from our perspective, see this is why I couldn't explain this to them lol) They didn't understand the concept of the tilted axis the earth wobbles on, while it spins and rotates around the sun, and I couldn't explain it well enough on my own. This illustrates it perfectly. I wish I knew more about the night sky, I try to understand which planets are which, but I'm rarely places where it's dark enough to see every star. I think that tied our daily lives into the cosmos more. It's funny we're more "space age" now but 98% of us can't tell Venus from Sirius, or even name a star, or name Polaris as the North Star. 400 years ago everyone knew every planet and star in their chunk of the sky.

[@albertodomino9420]

I didn't understand anything at all, but I still want to thank you for uploading this brilliant video. You're awesome keep it up.

[@mrshankara]

@Jason indeed! Other than wondering about how complex all these are, I too did not understand much of it.

[@joehhurly]

Surely you jest, Comrade Stalin. Stalin understands everything.

[@junimeme5626]

Stalin being modest. Truly a sign of a great leader.

[@mayankbhaisora2699]

This video is in my recommendation every year I don’t know why

[@zinneagutz1497]

Maybe because Earth following the circle in the SKY

[@phyl1283]

I suspected the Earth's motion relative to the Sun was more complex than it is generally alleged to be, but there is even more that is not covered in this video. The Moon exerts a pull on the Earth as it circles the Earth that makes the smooth ellipses shown in this video a lot "lumpier" than they shown to be even though the variations are relatively much smaller. If you add all of the perturbations together, the Earth is wobbling along an approximate path around the Sun as it wanders through the galaxy. It is all so amazing. Gravity rocks! I'm just amazed that we can calculate all of this information.

[@maryfrawley4388]

So if someone gets all upset about a fraction of a degree over a couple of decades, just have them watch this video.

[@cooldude3421]

The Desiner of this complex and massive universe is truly worthy of Worship!

[@Spscc23998]

I cannot help but be struck by the enormous contrast between the lucid, logical beauty of this extremely-well produced and informative video, and the predictably dull, simian contributions of the flat-earth brigade. What a diverse species we are - some aspire relentlessly to new heights and undiscovered horizons, while others choose to regress inexorably.

[@mikespulligan]

+Tomas O Maonaigh - Well said, I agree.

[@EvolBob1]

+Tomas O Maonaigh - Its a special quality we have ... always hedge your bets.

[@bhaggen]

+Tomas O Maonaigh ....."others choose to regress inexorably".....I have determined that since the eyes contribute less than 50% of sight, most of the "others" completely lack dimensional or spatial awareness. They're using a slow "processor"

[@OhevTorathMoshe]

+Tomas O Maonaigh Your profound comment is not only true, but reflects on the higher quality of your own thinking.

[@EvolBob1]

OhevTorathMoshe- So true, but now you are just showing off. I have a growing fear, Asimov's Foundation series is coming true: At least from what is in the first book.

[@samuraijrb]

Nice animated videos. I really love this and his voice is so enchanting.

[@harvestworkers626]

The "animations" give it away. This is how you know it's fake.

[@jimmythompson6459]

You gotta love the way in which we've gained this knowledge its amazing. Nothing beats prediction from information and a clear openness about space, unlike some current (cough cough) understanding from certain individuals.

[@davidgough3512]

When people still farmed by the moon and foraged, fished and sailed by the tides, knew hundreds of plants, they had a better sense of time, context and scale. We flatter ourselves to think we're advanced. Ask whoever what phase is the moon or how long til the equinox, they'll think you're in a cult nowadays 😂

[@thephilosopher7173]

@@davidgough3512 Yea it seemed that a some of the knowledge we have today could have been more common knowledge back then, but as things became more specialized less people would have this awareness. I try to remember the location of the sun during the day and from my home I can tell the time roughly by its position, almost to the minute lol

[@user-sc8ph2ds2m]

@@thephilosopher7173 Maybe because people in the past didn't believe in bullshit expanding space 🤡

[@qkqk6954]

Predictions were being made long before heliocentrism. For example, ancient civilizations predicted eclipses, its based on "saros cycle".

[@bobsquires4521]

Astronomy has a deep fascination - on its surface it's easy to know the constellations, then with the planets interjected and the moon being fairly predictable - but the more we discover the more intricate it all becomes. Living by the ocean it seemed the tides were ostensibly easy to understand too, but they're more intricate than I initially understood - they're infinitely intricate affected by moon/sun and ocean floor topography, then add in large storm affects and there is constant shift. It's terrific that A. Navabi and the CassioPeia Project have illuminated some of these wild and lengthy cycles I knew nothing about. These graphics and the ambient music backdrop are so helpful to deeper understanding - THANK YOU !

[@ariellazovic1815]

Excellent video!! very straight and clear! would it be possible to add some numbers in the in the screen to help to understand better? ... and, could you make one about the orbit of the entire solar system around the center of the milky way??? that would be awesome!

[@1MarkKeller]

Great ideas

[@WorldOnWeb84]

Complex yet amazing insights into a seemingly simple phenomenon. Thank you very much for sharing this. 🙏🙂

[@frankhernandez6524]

this is like a Religion, you have to believe it blindly. Why do you people believe in everything but God? Is it because God requires large amounts of discipline and a specific lifestyle you don’t want?

[@DamianNAudio]

Anyone watching in 14016, when Vega is a polar star?

[@connortidman6925]

KZbin won't exist then...

[@vegassims7]

BTW when this happens another great coincidence occurs... Earths polar star VEGA, at that time, is also pointing in the direction in which our Star (the sun) is traveling toward, with Sirius the brightest star in the night sky following us close behind in the same direction!

[@prasenjitmaitra508]

Yes i am

[@michaelreale3647]

16016... 2016+14000

[@nocosa]

MindTube :D

[@TonyHendren]

Your teaching style rocks. Thank you.

[@aeroglide]

Excellent explanation and video. Thanks. I'm going to have to watch it about another ten times though before I fully grasp it.

[@msdecemberloveangel8236]

I thought it was me im wondering if I need to watch it again, I don't think it will help me. Still confused. Lol

[@francoisd6942]

Nature is so Marvelous, fantastic video

[@GururajBN]

Good and instructive video. Good graphics too. You could have also spoken about the stabilising effect that the moon has on the earth in its orbit, much like an acrobat in a circus carrying a long pole in his hands to balance himself or herself while walking on the rope.

[@chicagocgf773]

That is a very interesting point I hadn't thought of

[@pmj50]

Excellent and brilliant , wonderful dialog, great graphics ….. should be required viewing in every high school in US( at least those who believe in science and don’t believe that the stars are just holes punched into the tin ceiling above our heads….great job, look forward to more of your videos.

[@calvinjackson8110]

Wow. Highly technical and complex. I had no idea it was some complex. Thank you.

[@swarnendumunshi]

Totally got confused and mesmerized and fascinated at the same time... Thank you I will be watching it again with pauses.

[@johnhaslett6714]

This is great science fiction. I prefer to watch a movie.

[@TerencePonting]

I will just ask the flat earth people one question. Why is the flight time between Perth Australia and Johannesburg South Africa 11 hours 10 minutes. The flight time between Sydney Australia and Frankfurt, Germany 22 hours 30 minutes. The flight time between Sydney Australia and Santiago, Chile 12 hours 40 minutes. When on a flat earth map the distance between Sydney Australia and Frankfurt, Germany is the shortest. while the other two are much, much longer? All aircraft are similar and travel at similar speeds, you can check these flights if you like. It's a nice simple question with no math, science or trickery, so can you explain this?

[@bobwarren3898]

In the 'flat earth model' airplanes can't fly, so your argument is totally useless.

[@Dice-Gamble]

loooool didn't see this one coming

[@slavemasonrebeltje3422]

dont be glad too fast. Can i ask the same question but a little differently: Why is the flight with a helicopter when only staying still in the air ENDLESSSS from point A to B ? I dont think you get this question....

[@captaincrunch8139]

Terence Ponting ..you dont need to fly in an airplane.. Just hover in a helicopter and you'll be in another country cause the earth is spinning at 1000mph. Right??.. If i travel from the east coast to the west coast flight time is around 3hrs 15 min.. How is flying west coast back to the east coast the same travel time when the earth is spinning

[@jordiewalters871]

🌎

[@chrisjpritchard]

Fascinating - its paradox that we agree in the motion complexity and that any deviation is highly compensated for, yet somehow we can't say that a great designer was involved.

[@eXanova]

Anyone ever considered that the ice ages and global warming are caused by the earth's relative position to the sun rather than human activity...? Edit: Made the comment before finishing the video and the ice age part was confirmed.

[@rigelbound6749]

Obviously it was considered, but the current climate change is much, much more drastic than the natural climate changes of the past, and it exactly matches the amount of co2 we produce.

[@ChallengeTheNarrative]

Yes. You may be interested in: Sun's solar activity ... Maunder minimum

[@raymeinzer4344]

The worldwide flood created the ice age

[@fradarb4186]

I tell everyone I know that global warming is just BS to scare people and make money. Earth has been going through changes long before humans showed up.

[@lecinquiemeroimage]

I tell you: NO ONE in the world has discovered the TRUE movement of the Moon, seen from the Sun! I discovered it 3 years ago, and I'm waiting for the opportunity to expose my solution to the whole world, in a filmed public conference (as well as other discoveries that will confuse many people) ..... This movement is not very complex, but know that it is NOT AT ALL helical type !! professor essef, in mathematics (active for over a year on KZbin and Wikipedia, in astronomy & astrophysics). Paris, May 26, 2020.

[@victork9313]

Engineering at it's best!!! Makes me wonder more and more what the probability is for all this to occur by chance.

[@flatearthanswers]

Ils juat a masonic théory that comes with cartoons

[@bizzaro1368]

@@BMFstudiosNYC no proof of you either. Random explosion you are for sure.

[@caty863]

Things normally evolve to be complex. That's in the very definition of entropy. I would be more impressed if everything was simple and neat.

[@dusandragovic09srb]

Computer. Electric guitar. Not this. ASTRONOMY ISN'T A SCIENCE. ASTROPHYSICS ISN'T A SCIENCE.

[@lucasornelas6113]

@@caty863 yes but that would mean they evolve because of chaos . There is no chaos there is design and order . Very big difference

[@jimdecamp7204]

Pretty good, but it contains one real blooper. The crossover point on the annalema ("Figure 8") is not the time of the equinox, currently. Currently the crossover will be on about 12th of April and 30th of August in 2014, not particularly close to the equinoxes. At equinox, the sun is just about midway between the solstices (not surprisingly), the top and bottom of the annalema. I still gave it a thumbs up.

[@surcettinr2600]

Great content! 11 years old... I'm hoping you're still making videos!

[@johnunderwood-hp8rj]

A very good explanation of the celestial mechanics of the solar system. Good job. You should teach children astronomy classes.

[@SpectatorAlius]

@john underwood NO, it is not "a very good explanation of the celestial mechanics of the solar system. How could it be, when it starts with an animation/simulation showing something so different from Earth's real orbit?

[@johnunderwood-hp8rj]

Spectator Alius, it accurately dipicts the earth's movement. As has been observed many times. It IS a very GOOD explanation of the celestrial machanics of our solar system.

[@AkbarAli-ec5sq]

So good

[@frankierock1130]

Yes before or after they learn bout santa

[@pirat1pilot]

Solar system is moving all the time, sun is moving through the Milky way and other planets orbiting the Sun in spiral motion n all Solar system is orbiting around the galactic core in a spiral motion itself, and it takes 226 millions of years to orbit the galactic center (Milky way). This is not good example..

[@sharmas7586]

Welcome everyone .... United by KZbin recommendations!

[@wilton999]

All hail The Algorithm!

[@VideosOfRandomContext]

Ayeee!...I didn’t understand a single shit in this video...

[@commonsense4993]

Can it be that climate has always been variable, so that the current man-made "climate change" is a political myth? Especially given that it takes twenty-six thousand years for the to return to the same orbit around the Sun 3:19

[@Skynet_the_AI]

Algorithm of the Universe

[@sceloscelo7272]

Welcome you

[@davidroopnarine5715]

How amazing we just hang out in space with just the sun to warm us

[@spyke123able]

What's even more amazing/why is that on earth winter takes place while the earth is the closest to the sun, and summer happens when the sun is the furthest away from the earth!!!

[@YoungBlood507]

@@spyke123able no it doesnt, seasons depend on the earths axis more than anything, northern and southern hemisphere seasons are opposites

[@YoungBlood507]

@@spyke123able you just proved what I said and your quoted text is what I said, what are you arguing about?

[@spyke123able]

@@YoungBlood507 One does not get more heat by stepping further away from the heat source and colder by stepping closer to the heat source even if one tilts away from that source! cdn.ebaumsworld.com/mediaFiles/picture/2408945/85941518.jpg Think logic, not pseudo!

[@YoungBlood507]

@@spyke123able this is space not earth, physics aren't the same, go search it up. The tilt of the axis is what gives our seasons. By your logic when earth is closer to earth its summer, but did you know if its summer for one hemisphere the other its winter.

[@Connecting-nature]

You explained very deeply and detailed. I would like to see this again and again. You make this video 12yrs before but still i can't see such type of detailed explanation of earths rotation.

[@michelgardes]

Amazing video. The animations are very well done and make complex concepts much clearer. Awesome! (Really don't get why so many thumbs down.)

[@aob3366]

Maybe they are all flat earthers...?

[@cattail975]

Maybe it's because of the poster's name?

[@marcelfortin7035]

music too loud at times !!!!!!

[@PETE4955]

IQ !

[@MChannel75]

Maybe the environmentalists who thinks CO2 is the only factor to climate change

[@enoughmonster2886]

Every space video I see so special never get I enough to take in. Even watch it sometimes and listen to music I like imagine me travel the space. New rock and legend rock like deltaparole, foo fighter, nirvana, rush.

[@waynebow-gu7wr]

Try Hawkwinds ' in search of space '... very trippy !

[@sirhuddlestonfuddleston5708]

That orbit you're showing is FAR more elliptical than any planetary orbit in the solar system. Earth's obliquity is like 0.1, it's almost perfectly circular. Therefore, it's precession is pretty small indeed.

[@JoshKaufmanstuff]

+SirHuddleston Fuddleston Yes, I thought it was very exaggerated, that was not explained in the video, which is also why the temperature differences are much less significant than the video implies.

[@sirhuddlestonfuddleston5708]

Josh Kaufman Great video, though.

[@Scrungge]

so true, bothered me too, but it's more a visual aspect to easily understand what he's trying to say

[@DANGJOS]

Well the precession is also highly exaggerated. Precession can be caused by perturbations from other planets

[@austro-hungarianempire3891]

He would have to state that the graph is not to scale

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

No wonder I’m always so drunk!

[@chrisspencer8958]

WOW that just blew my mind. I've always been fascinated by this stuff thanks for making it relatable and understandable. Keep up the great work.

[@dr80ali]

Understandable?? Are you sure?

[@rohitthanvi2479]

Earth's orbit isn't that elliptical as shown in the video. In fact it's almost circular the perigee is 149.8 million km and the apogee is 152.8 million km. So you can imagine the shape of earth's orbit

[@rothansoft9115]

True

[@MauroMan_]

..Así es como desinforman algunos videos...

[@rohitthanvi2479]

@@MauroMan_ sir I can't understand what you have commented. If possible type in English

[@MauroMan_]

@@rohitthanvi2479 .. I say, that´s how they give us misinformation videos..

[@cartelesargentinos]

Rohit Thanvi you must use the traductor!! There are many languages on the world, not only English, than 572 million Spanish speakers in the world (7.8% of the world’s population)

[@The1Helleri]

*Alternate Title.* _Earth's Orbit: A Bumpy Ride._

[@plant5875]

TheHelleri wow

[@rjac001]

What a beautiful and amazing place we all live on

[@jerrypolverino6025]

I knew most of the things in this excellent video. However, I have never seen them put together so well. Nicely done.

[@kirankumar-mq2wo]

It's awesomely great video..with so much information that I had watch it twice ..thanks a lot for making and sharing such video. May I know what tools where used for graphic design .

[@alexandrudanciu7874]

This was beautiful beyond measure! I knew 90% of the "facts" about Earth motion (but not everything) thanks so much for refreshing. This recap video was beautiful 😍in its own right.

[@erictalkington5674]

I've noticed that Orion is out during the winter mostly. It was coming up around 3 - 4 am, now it's coming up about an hour earlier. Before you know it, it'll be coming up at 9 pm in a few months. I also just learned about the whole process of leap year, it's pretty wild. To have a leap year on the turn of a century only happens alevery 400 years, and the year 2000 had one, the last time before that was the year 1600 and the next will be 2400. Very interesting.

[@AlpheccaMeridiana]

what is a leap year?

[@AlpheccaMeridiana]

@Mariah Fox oh thanks for the late answer :D

[@gooddoggo305]

December 2019 anyone ? No just me it’s just as lonely here like in interstellar space

[@DaDaddyDeer]

Yep It’s December

[@SpinningMaroon]

Bolting Knight73 I’m here 🤚

[@Mysterian96]

@@SpinningMaroon Me too.

[@JBRibeiro]

i'm here too nice vídeo .

[@orangesky925]

Me

[@rubiks6]

Imagine a geometric plane which passes through the center of the Sun and upon which the orbital path of the Earth lies (ignoring the galactic path). Call it plane EO. (Plane EO would, coincidently, pass through the center of the Earth.) Now imagine a plane perpendicular to EO which passes through the center of the Sun and the center of the Earth. Call this plane NS. Now imagine a line which is the rotational axis of the Earth. Call it line RA. And finally, imagine a line segment passing from the center of the Sun to the center of the Earth. Call this line ES. Lines RA and ES always intersect, but at a constantly changing angle. Each time this intersect is perpendicular is an equinox. Each time the intersection is maximally (or minimally) non-perpendicular is a solstice. The beginning and end of years can be arbitrarily defined by an angle of the intersection, RA ʌ ES. Any time the intersection, RA ʌ ES, forms the defined angle is said to be the beginning of the year. This definition of a year will always agree with the seasons.

[@rubiks6]

You've said nothing to change what I posted. I simply gave a definition of a year which would remain consistent from the perspective of an Earth inhabitant throughout time. This definition of a year will always agree with the seasons, regardless of axial 'wobble.' The length of time of my described year would and must change constantly. Even a year defined to be a fixed, arbitrary length of time would change lengths due to relativity. Of all the many things that exist in our universe, concrete is not one of them. It is impossible to concretely define the length of a year, just as it is impossible to define simultineity.

[@rubiks6]

PS - a 'sidereal' year assumes the stars don't move. It has been estimated that it takes 250 million years for our Sun to circle our Milkyway galaxy. If the Earth is actually 4.5 billion years old then we have gone completely around our galaxy at least 18 times (and survived). Now, there's a thought!

[@rubiks6]

"We could define the length of the sidereal year to be based on a distant galaxy ...". Not a bad idea. On some time-scales none of these "years" are meaningful, but on the scale of the length of recorded human history, and being a human myself and a resident of our beloved planet Earth, I do like the more practical "tropical year." 26,000 years just seems like an awful long time. I'm not even sure if my great-grand kids will still be here then.

[@Platyfurmany]

@rubiks6, but what if the tea in China comes from Denmark where everything is rotten?

[@flatearthfisherman7153]

rubiks6 Picture yourself stuck to the side of a supersonic spinning ball

[@theuglyangryamerican1851]

Enjoy it much looking forward 2 more posts. Answered many of my questions

[@music65617]

did you practice the calming voice? i love it. very soothing.

[@jaweeit8728]

The Sun, the Moon. Day and night are great miracles of The Almighty and The Most Powerfull Creator

[@jaweeit8728]

@Mr. T that is trillions and trillions of miracles. My Creator is The most Powerfull

[@jaweeit8728]

@Mr. T ✌🏻

[@cynicaloldgit7177]

LMFAO

[@BATMAN-ys3re]

@@cynicaloldgit7177 why?

[@michaelns6786]

@@jaweeit8728 I really don't understand how religion could possibly stay coherent with all these thousands of them, all claiming to be correct. How can you say specifically your religion is the only right one, and not the Christian God, or the Greek gods, flying spaghetti monster, or Ra/Atum?

[@socas_nic]

Just a reminder of how lucky we are to live on this planet! Look at how many things need to be where they are for a planet like earth to be habitable. Fascinating stuff.

[@sarasonsalas3472]

Are you low key telling us that this was no coincedence, there is a creator.😊

[@Acokeek]

@@sarasonsalas3472 Exactly....It is no coincident. If humans knew how to create the sun, moon,Water,air etc.We should have done it by now.

[@enochmartins4278]

Still don't understand how we are moving so fast in space and yet never see different stars or distant ones getting brighter as we move past them. Any help!?

[@brandonhall6084]

Great video! Some say that learning how the world works somehow "ruins the magic of it all" but if anything I find learning about the incredible complexity of our world only gives me a deeper appreciation and sense of wonder. If only there was a way to spread this love for knowledge.

[@eyezick]

This comment is very good.

[@naami2004]

very well said

[@t.cenarc6336]

I fully agree sir but that's smart questions out there and things need to be challenged and answered intelligently and fact is most see it on TV or read it somewhere hear it somewhere and adopt it as truth without any critical thought... why are we so content believing we have betters telling us how things work and what right and wrong are while completely sacrificing thinking in place of views that are unquestionable.. this seems like insanity to me... refusal to answer questions and have a conversation seem like juvenile beliefs rather than thought out opinions

[@garyryan7852WR]

Prove it to be a spinning ball. Watch the learning begin and you will find many people to share with . Find the curve and try and feel the movement. Two things you could never find. But that will only increase your need to learn .

[@seanhammer6296]

Gary Ryan "try to feel the movement?" If you judge everything by your "feelings" you will only find the truth about your feelings, which have no bearing on reality. Anyways, that's how I feel about it.;)

[@__Mr.White__]

0:17 How can the tilt of the earth cause the seasons, when there is such a huge difference how far or close the erath comes to the sun? The tilt must be negligible at this point.

[@meycheltriarlions8100]

@César Omar Raudales the one telling you not to question anything will be flat earthers who know their flat theory doesn't hold any weight

[@meycheltriarlions8100]

the tilt actually matters more than the orbit eccentricity.

[@__Mr.White__]

@@meycheltriarlions8100 "the tilt actually matters more than the orbit eccentricity." but why? Only reason I can imagine is that the animation at 0:17 is not to scale.

[@__Mr.White__]

Found it en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season#Elliptical_Earth_orbit. Seems it's only 7% so the animation in this video at 0:17 is missleading.

[@meycheltriarlions8100]

@@__Mr.White__ seasons is not simply because more sunlight, but also the contrast between one side having more daylight hours than night, and the opposite side have more night hours than day. plus in summer the sun light is more straight towards the ground, but in summer, the sun come from lower angle, spreading the sunlight more. basically seasons is caused by which side of earth faced the sun because of tilt, and the difference between perihelion and aphelion add only slightly more sunlight you can watch more video explaining it, i remember one scimandan video talks about it.

[@HarmonHeat]

And just think...people knew a lot of stuff like this a loooong time ago, before telescopes were invented

[@charlesmcmillion5118]

Not really. They figured it out after Galeleo pointed his telescope up.

[@broforce4485]

Charles, you clearly lack in history then. Ancient civilisations know all about this when they been living in caves.

[@charlesmcmillion5118]

@@broforce4485 Cite your scholarly sources, "Bro".

[@johncronin9540]

Charles McMillion Well, everything wasn’t figured out all at once, and we are still have many unknowns to this day. But we know that the ancient Greeks figured out the shape of the Earth, and also managed to get an extremely accurate measurement of its circumference considering the crudeness of the technology of its time. And Tycho Brahe, probably the best recorded naked eye observer, managed to create an amazingly accurate database of observations without a telescope. The data was good enough to provide Kepler with the data he needed to figure out that the orbits of the planets around the sun weren’t circular, but ellipses. We see as far as we do because we stand on the shoulders of the giants who came before us. I believe it was Einstein who said that.

[@col2959]

Harmon Heat Sumerian tablets show the solar system and planets. INCLUDING PLUTO! Their maybe 5-10 thousand years old. However modern man didn't discover Pluto till around 1930. True

[@SecondDwight]

Will the declination earth angle change more than 23.44° and −23.44° as the north change changes?

[@theodorebugsby3045]

I counted eleven orbital motions of the earth besides rotation and translation. How many more are there? Great video, congratulations!

[@sharonbartley808]

This is why some days go faster than other days

[@mot905]

Ancient Sumerians have writing on clay tablets with this understanding. Amazing. We’re coming full circle in the understanding of this. How did they know this in ancient times? A question worth investigation.

[@waynebow-gu7wr]

How did the Dogon tribe know about Sirius and it's moons ? Mauro Biglino was hired by the Vatican to re translate the old testament...and he came up with a story of 'space men". Makes you wonder why the Catholic Church owns most of the observatories in the world, and why a Jesuit priest came up with the big bang theory....and why they appointed a woman spokesperson to greet any Aliens that ' might ' pop up.

[@Herdailyvibe]

Quran tells us 1400 years ago that All stars travelling in their own orbit..

[@krazi77]

ancient aliens

[@nercopolis99]

The 5000 comments about flat earthers are more annoying than the 2 flat earth comments themselves.

[@martinschumacher8185]

I hear ya. :-) -- what's that tell ya -- someone is desperate about defending who they believe them-'selves' to be, ey? :-) with a Love's Truth for humanity having been invaded by the ways and beliefs OF the world since childhood when all children must adapt and adopt the ways and beliefs OF the world infecting all children with a worldly-born, self-righteous, pride-full, beastly IDentity which all children react with rebellion and resentment which causes guilt which brings the loss of innocence as they are converted, turned into, the adult authorities who believe they are obligated and responsible to indoctrinate their children into some acceptable image of them-'selves' as guilt cannot tolerate the purity and innocence that shines a light on their guilt exposing the actor, the player, the role that they have adapted and adopted by way of beliefs and ways OF the world. Products OF the world and lost by way of all the injustices that this IDentity dispenses as a need to exercise 'its' own self-righteous 'self'. Who can show, who can be given to see this, exposing this, so that we might be, become, free from the prison that this 'go along to get along' ID-entity is as it sits on the throne of our hearts and minds as though 'it' is who we believe, thinking, we are. Are you lost? Of course you are. So 'lost' a person can no longer believe what their senses tell them everyday. To be Lost is to be Confused. That pride-full, self-righteous IDentity often rises in anger to defend 'its'-self or put off the attack that threatens who 'it' has become in us. As 'it' needs a body in order to act out 'its' will-full ways of evil perpetuating 'its'-self driving us to our knees in search of an answer that only God gives. But, who by the delusion that religion's groupings dispense can see, believe, or understand by clearly reading that "God creates all things, God creates evil". As God uses evil in the big picture to give a taste of Life without hope or God in this world - being OF the world is the source of all sadness - even yours. With the Way Love gives Truth...

[@mikesmith8278]

The round earthers are like NASA robotic clowns, brain washed on agreed bull shit and the real absolute truth is still hidden. Also those global warming stupid butt sucking clowns should be made to watch this as answers half of their crazy debates they depict as global warming. cheers

[@sleddy01]

@John Thomas You can't comprehend the concept of moving around a circle? Draw a circle on a piece of paper. Put your pen anywhere on it. Move your pen anywhere else on it without lifting it off the page. Congratulations! You just flew around the world.

[@d-manmakinmusic466]

Exactly, it’s gonna start making me approve flat earth

[@syksyd17]

John Thomas could you represent the globe on a flat map and use it to circumnavigate? Yep. There you go.

[@wallstreetoneil]

Fantastic video. I would add that on a more cosmic scale, most of this tiny relative motion becomes trivial as we are dragged by our sun around the Milkyway at half a million miles per hour. We are basically following an out-of-control fusion reactor to our eventual death as it expands, consumes us, and burns us alive.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

It's amazing how complex the movement of celestial bodies in space are, there's so much more to it than meets the eye. I also find it fascinating how the sun is moving 150 miles per second around Sagittarius A, that is some serious speed.

[@funsuman8252]

Irrelevant.

[@junimeme5626]

@@funsuman8252 irrelevant reply

[@whoeverman8297]

This kind of movement can't be explained by some mass made gravity well

[@whoeverman8297]

@@athornbo7937 alright. I may or may not know more then I'm saying

[@whoeverman8297]

@@athornbo7937 bro think about it... I'll give you a clue. Mass has NEVER been demonstrated to attract anything. The whole thing has massive holes in it, its not demonstratable. If they can't explain something they come up with some magical non property non demonstratable thing like dark matter

[@kritipant2989]

love educational videos like that. Usually, the healthy minds watch such videos, thus there are healthy comments as well here..

[@plinkbottle]

That is totally amazing. A person has to know all that before they can begin to understand global warming effects.

[@olofbenjaminsson9188]

Amen

[@hamzamaak1419]

i love earth's rotation around the sun, it really makes my day!

[@michelgosselin3506]

Where's the proof?

[@AnirudhSinght2h]

Damn This video was uploaded 10-yeard ago And way better than what is usually uploaded on KZbin these days

[@darkstar3361]

Why is it that when they teach distances. Like how far the earth is from the sun..they do not give you ranges. Or note that it depends on the time of year and which orbit the earth is in.

[@willoughbykrenzteinburg]

I don't know what you mean by "they don't give you ranges". The distance between the Earth and the sun is about 93 million miles - and this does not vary all that much because the Earth is in a pretty circular orbit. Now for the distance between the Earth and Mars, well that can vary greatly because they are in two different orbits around the sun. The Earth orbits closer to the sun, so you should be able to imaging when the sun, Mars and Earth line up, and Earth is between the sun and Mars, this is the closest Mars and Earth are ever to each other. When they line up when Mars and Earth are on opposite sides of the sun, they are MUCH farther apart. They can be as close as 35 million miles apart, or as far away as 250 million miles apart depending on where they each are in their orbits. Plus, Mars' orbit is much more elliptical than the Earth's. But back to your reference to the sun, it doesn't vary by much. The Earth's distance to the sun varies between 91.4 and 94.5 million miles. Just a 3% variance. There is no reason to be so precise as to say that the distance from the Earth to the sun depends on where it is in its orbit. It's always about 93 million miles away. At worst, you're off by a percentage point or two.

[@darkstar3361]

Not according to this video.. they show the earth's orbit as elliptical

[@willoughbykrenzteinburg]

Tea Riddy​​​​ This video just shows the motion of the planets from the perspective of the center of the Milky Way (or some similar hypothetical frame that is fixed with respect to the center of the Milky Way) The orbit of the Earth around the sun is still almost circular with respect to the sun - in this video even. You need to understand the concept of a reference frame.

[@nemac23]

Willoughby Krenzteinburg Isn't the elliptical shape in the first animation exaggerated?

[@willoughbykrenzteinburg]

nemac23 Yes, greatly exaggerated.

[@deborahhanna6640]

So it's a Spirograph. Astronomically beautiful. I need 4 brains to put it all together though.

[@vikaskumar-rp2cr]

12 years old video .....OMG and channel is 13 years old

[@chrisallen9509]

*sees warning about the comments Pshh they can't be that bad... Oh god why did I look

[@Kharnellius]

XD

[@MsShinsengumi]

There's 1 I just read.The earth is still the sun rises and sets.-_- omg really.

[@feilox]

They forgot to mention the sun is moving too, As well as our local gallaxy.

[@garyryan7852WR]

Fa Vang No .. Only the universe is moving .Not the earth. It is stationary. No spinning , No rotating.

[@feilox]

Gary Ryan Are you saying the sun is moving around the earth? lol u a flat earther?

[@garyryan7852WR]

No . This has been proven many times. But it's just now being let out . The science community can not hold it back any longer. There theories don't .. cant hold water any more. and they know it. Scientific theories are not fact as they have led you to believe. Science is finally going to have to stop all there lies. Search ..Earth Is Center Of Whole Universe

[@ofosusam]

Gary Ryan go take your meds and leave us serious thinkers alone.

[@garyryan7852WR]

ofosusam OK Genius . So you reject science now ? . Go play with your toy globe. Spin it really fast . Then try and put one of your toy army men oh it. See if it sticks. Your clueless

[@jayinderkaushik]

And we thought school taught us everything about it

[@thecreatoristhetruth5623]

They know as much as you do. This is all theories, opinion and never base on facts/actual evidence. THE CREATOR BLESS

[@abishek1910]

@@thecreatoristhetruth5623 these all are facts . Earth elliptical orbit is rotating now too so scientists calculated that in 112,000 years earth elliptical orbit rotation will be complete. The direction of our axis is moving even now too but in very slow speed

[@lecinquiemeroimage]

I tell you: NO ONE in the world has discovered the TRUE movement of the Moon, seen from the Sun! I discovered it 3 years ago, and I'm waiting for the opportunity to expose my solution to the whole world, in a filmed public conference (as well as other discoveries that will confuse many people) ..... This movement is not very complex, but know that it is NOT AT ALL helical type !! professor essef, in mathematics (active for over a year on KZbin and Wikipedia, in astronomy & astrophysics). Paris, May 26, 2020.

[@tremendeouschamp2845]

@@lecinquiemeroimage can you tell me about what you saw

[@caiusactinunwise1412]

Finally, I was wondering about some of these and couldn't find anything about it, yet it's so fascinating. Thank you so much!

[@thinkbeforyouvote]

That animation is not an accurate representation of our planet's orbit. It has been highly accentuated. We don't come anywhere near that close to the Sun nor is our orbit that elongated. If we came that close and then swung that far out there would be huge shifts in global temps 2x a year where we'd enjoy +200 degree summers and -200 winters.

[@deka.mriganka]

In actual scale the variations are not visible to the naked eye. If it was visible then life would not have been possible on earth.

[@nandhasaran]

@Miss Cricket exactly

[@nandhasaran]

@Big Worm orbital distance scales are reduced just for our understanding

[@nvmffs]

They've also forgotten about the speed changes of our orbiting of the sun

[@broforce4485]

Let me guess? This video was posted in jan 2010 and you morons commenting after 9 years that the animation is not accurate. First of all , there was no software found yet for the accurate representation and you have no idea how much the computer struggle for rendering such animations.