How Solar System Moves Through Space *SHOCKING*

[@synexthebarbarian8006]

We are on a rocky space ship

[@waynekasmar4401]

Things are certainly rocky down here... figuratively speaking.

[@originalArchie]

Flat earthers screaming at you right now 😂

[@dannystepp6721]

I was gonna say the same thing. 😂😂

[@yeboaaah1449]

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

[@justincollier4118]

Damn so the past is really the past

[@randez626]

Gives a whole new meaning, as in literally

[@santhoshs-vr3un]

Man that's deep😂

[@kylepetersen1852]

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

[@Quest888]

Together they make the shape of a Human DNA 🧬

[@width.depth9]

😮. Never even considered that.

[@franJota]

We are a cell inside god

[@Quest888]

@@franJota interesting thought!!

[@treyleon8112]

@@franJota I like to think of us as atoms in a cell. Each solar system making up a multicellular organism that lives in a greater being

[@boxhead505]

​@@treyleon8112 its a crazy thought but could be viable, if things can get infinitely small they can get infinitely large, complexity doesnt change only density, theres a whole universe at our feet on the ground we walk on, it makes sense our universe could just be a cell, the same way theres organisms inside of us and all around, we judge their importance off intelligence relative to ours but they're just as alive as us, we could be the exact same thing for something else out there

[@Matvii_gaming12]

Sun orbits a black hole named sigritaus A

[@BotlheMolelekwa-ju2se]

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

[@chrisossa2022]

wonderful observation

[@abdulrahman-do6og]

Also there is no absolute frame if reference.

[@sliglusamelius8578]

@@abdulrahman-do6og If you pick a frame of reference, it's true. According to your unfixed frame of reference, Galileo was wrong, we can visualize the earth at the center of our solar system if we want to. The earth can even be the center of the universe.

[@abdulrahman-do6og]

@@sliglusamelius8578 absolutely

[@rem898maxamillion]

It's an intelligent design 😁

[@joshward8395]

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.

[@ChristopherKeillor-m9d]

It looks perfectly designed to me

[@dzakihumam6440]

Beautiful

[@Володимир-о8о]

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

I basically asked a similar question, but mine was more related to the Voyager missions, and how they were able to visit several planets within the solar system.

[@Otis-ci9lv]

Right..

[@4everhealthwellness344]

Isn't it surprising that planets don't crash into one another

[@TheGoldberg119]

@@4everhealthwellness344it seems crazy until you take some time to really look and understand how ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE the universe is

[@EXXON_official]

Kinda scary.

[@ericanderson3453]

Not scary at all!

[@bidlaythepotato]

​@@ericanderson3453for some people it might be scary

[@baron6797]

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?

[@stephenjohnston7630]

It's called the the ecliptic plane, and "yes" to all of the above. The planets formed from a spinning disc of material around the sun, and with minor variations remain in that disc. The visuals in this video are hugely misleading, even if the point it's making anout frames of reference is sound.

[@AndroidTVVU]

our school teacher think the solar system does not move☠️ kids are smarter than teachers nowdays

[@MrHotlipsholohan]

Tell her everything in the universe is moving due to different gravitational accelerations or gravity as we know it, everything is pulling on something

[@AndroidTVVU]

@@MrHotlipsholohan they will say its wrong than slap us

[@MrHotlipsholohan]

@@AndroidTVVU sorry to hear that , no slapping in ireland in schools anymore,

[@AndroidTVVU]

@@MrHotlipsholohan im indian🇮🇳 the indian teacher always get angry without a reason and starts slapping so hard that kids even cry😢

[@f15beaner]

Then the entire Milky Way is also moving around the local group of approximately 57 galaxies at 340 miles per second. The Local Group of galaxies as a whole is moving at 390 miles per second 😧

[@waynekasmar4401]

The Milky Way isn't moving around the Local Group.

[@f15beaner]

@@waynekasmar4401 it is, the Milky Way orbits the center of the Local Group, which orbits around the Virgo Cluster, which moves around the Laniakea Supercluster, which gets pulled by the Great Attractor, which is influenced by the overall large scale structure of the universe including dark matter and the cosmic web…all around the reference frame which is the Cosmic Microwave Background

[@4thQuarterMentality]

New fear unlocked: tilted solar system

[@villagevaliant]

Plz read my comment. Your name suggest you may comprehend

[@esotericxxx_07]

Yh imagine u lost power in your space ship and after a year u get power back and u don't how to get back cus the solar system left that spot

[@bonifaciomagdiwang1697]

SUN be like: cammon stop following me Lol.

[@Bynk333]

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

[@ashwin_mahajan]

This is fascinating and scary at the same time. Let me live forever.

[@AREEGGGGG20]

“that’s how I know suns atmosphere” ahh short 💀💀🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😭😭😭

[@lydiaaustin7482]

It's so crazy it makes me feel so alone for some reason 🤔 💭

[@gsch1818]

Thats the point

[@macman975]

Great video that actually answered a question I've always had about the plane of the Solar System :)

[@Danceswithfishes]

And we will never be in the same "spot" again because it takes the sun 225 million years to orbit the Milky Way.

[@Honestandtruth007]

I Really Appreciate this FACT 👍..... Most don't detail this FACT

[@MrHotlipsholohan]

Yes, amazing stuff

Wait, I just now thought about this, after years of hearing this information. If we are traveling that fast around the galaxy, then how could we just launch Voyager 1&2 into those other planets oribits, and slingshot their way past every other planet, and make its way out the solar system?

[@corey1825]

Lots of calculations so they could aim voyager ahead of its target each time. Similar to a sniper aiming ahead of a moving target

[@amococ2487]

Conservation of momentum. Voyager was already being pulled along with the Sun. Just because it was launched off the planet, it will still maintain that.

[@KarlSnyder-jh9ic]

Chaotic means unpredictability in time and randomness in space There's nothing chaotic about the motions of the planets, else our Pioneers, Voyagers, New Horizons etc. wouldn't make their rendezvous.

[@nicholaschristopher9008]

You can perceive that after you've lived outside our solar system for a billion years.

[@kharijohnson7656]

Absolutely amazing

[@dariushomepro5127]

I bet the galaxies orbiting too

[@MonalizaCristobal]

Rocket ships chasing Earth💀💀💀

[@slaywithme326]

this is crazy, in a good way

[@CommentsProbablyDeleted]

So jumping back in time would land us in the vacuum of space.

[@ChrisCarone]

Monty python's "galaxy song"... the words tell the whole story...

[@user-sv1dj5xx3y]

Looks like the motion of how u shoot

[@Joshua-Councillor]

That's actually pretty crazy 😅

[@thomaslopez2397]

That's Stellar

[@danimojoe8563]

Now I understand why that socket always rolls underneath and exactly to the center of the oil pan every time it falls off the ratchet 10 feet from the car

[@ALLAHaha]

Thats one issue with time travel, you might appear in open space long before the solar sytem ever intersected that position in space.

[@scGD10]

Sun is not going straight. It is more like floating. It says “both swimming in it’s orbit”

[@bigyinlee1]

The sun spirals slightly too gravitational centre against all the planets orbiting it , great animation sorry to be corrective

[@ccooper8785]

So THAT explains why I feel nauseous all the time ! I knew there must be a good reason...

[@jeromebrooks7]

Okay now, why do we see the same star pattern. Ohh, they follow also. Perfectly 😂😂

[@SubShot3]

You tried to be a smart ass! But yea that’s exactly what happens Jack wagon

[@144pbiz]

my stupid ass brain keeps thinking how humans even got to the moon like, "aren't they basically left behind"

[@ericanderson3453]

Don't over think things, it's really simple!

[@144pbiz]

@@ericanderson3453 i suppose. 🤷

[@Katrina-dh3cw]

9 beautiful planets 3 6 9 Tesla knows

[@ChrisCarone]

Monty pythons "galaxy song" tells the whole story.. well written

[@sumeetwadhera4647]

Wow

[@nakulwadehra9321]

good ogeee

[@robertgates8193]

Damn!!! So we're caught in a vortex then.

[@DanielK-wn9dl]

Are asteroids crashing into us or are we crashing into asteroids?

[@carlin456]

WoW and we don't crash into other planets. The Laws of the universe are perfect..

[@Big_chungus9]

Fun Fact: The Galaxy are moved by a unknown gravity for now its called dark matter i think thats why Andromeda and Milky Way will collide its becuase of that unknown gravity

[@TangoMango-d1g]

great

[@Branca179]

Just like Human ADN ❤

[@abdulrahman-do6og]

What do you mean by the spot i was 1 hour ago witj ref to what axis of reference ?

[@anismenace]

And among His Signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the living creatures that He has scattered through them: and He has power to gather them together when He wills’. {Quran 42:29}

[@kt_-]

That's pretty cool

[@sebastien4908]

The star is the parent and the planets are its children

[@dabig_guy2204]

SOLAR SYSTEM ROTATION

[@Mike-vr4lw]

So we are moving forward not just round and round ? Fascinating 🤔👍

[@trusthelp4930]

On which/what benchmark 😢was it determined at 60°

[@CaLiDaRi]

So every night new star position and unique every time😂

[@mughalmohammedawais5563]

What about the planets retrograde motion?

[@kehlacastle5162]

The part he kinda messed up was when he said that it is orbiting the Milky Way but he did not say why It was gouging so fast so there’s something pulling everything into it the only thing scientists know is that it is pulling everything into I mean everything all 100000 galaxies into it it’s called the great attracter

[@waynekasmar4401]

Did you mess up when you said 100000 galaxies when you actually meant to say stars? (though there are at least a million times that many stars in the Milky Way as well.)

[@airlife2u]

😮 Which means a time machine would never be possible😊

[@muffinsteabooks4385]

We are not in the centre of the Milky Way, a black hole is.

[@WenlixerGaming_YT]

So You Tell Me Thats How Wind Hits Us

[@darrelllowe2619]

Our sun is NOT at the center of the milky way.

[@HeilAdolfRizzler]

Watch the vid again dumass

[@shaunawright1766]

So explain how they go out into space if we are moving so fast?

[@waynekasmar4401]

Everything isn't going as fast as the animation is showing. It's been greatly sped up so we can see the spirals the planet are making. If it was shown at its actual speed you wouldn't see any detectable movement. It takes almost two hours for the Sun to move the distance of its diameter. (the Sun is really big!) But even if it was going way faster, it still isn't like there's some sort of air or ether that the Earth is rushing through that's going to slow down your forward movement alongside the Earth when you go out into space. There's just a vacuum there.

[@dgaz3057]

mind blowing I'd say

[@juninhocardoso5378]

Remove the lines, it's more confusing😂😢

[@waynekasmar4401]

I think you mean the solar system revolves, not "rotates", at a speed of 130 miles per seconds [around the centre of the galaxy].

[@tjlpurdy]

Don't let the flat earthers see this one 🤣. Any time I get a little down on myself I just remember there's people out there that actually believe the earth is flat. Cheers me right up

[@xxACIDVIRUSxx]

I have always wondered how do we define the plane of orientation since in space you can’t really say this is up, this is down, this is left, or this is right, so is it based on our viewing perception, or is it based on how everything around us is lined up🤔

[@waynekasmar4401]

We have got it right saying north is up and south is down if by tilting the solar system up 60 degrees the north pole is higher and is leading the way forward through space compared to the south pole.

[@fredanyanga1696]

no wonder am always feeling dizzy

[@alicosme8]

Incredible how we think that things and time are permanent. Not one day is the same as another. This reality is Impermanence to its maximum extent.

[@faessle4067]

no one thinks its permanent

[@geraldstiling3735]

That's why time machines don't work😂..You have to where you will be as well as when⏳

[@Ize.lo_1]

When you say the plane of the galaxy is tilted 60°, do you mean compared to the plane of the galaxy? It's a serious question, I'm curious.

[@josephjavier7963]

130mls / sec of rotation 😮

[@undeadronin4535]

All solar systems are like nomads roaming through space endlessly until our course change one way or another but that will take from thousands to trillions of years to happen. Am I right or wrong?

[@frankfrancis8897]

I like about space for me it's wonderful

[@4everhealthwellness344]

Why is it then if a space vessel is traveling from the earth to the moon and while its traveling through the 239 thousand miles that separate the earth from the moon that the Earth doesn't take iff away from the spacecraft? If a spacecraft is no longer bound by Earth's gravity, and Earth along with the rest of the solar system is traveling at, what did it say, 150 miles per second? Wouldn't the Earth and moon be leaving that spacecraft behind?

[@non-ofyo-business3399]

Damn. Anyways did you know you can’t step in the same spot in a river? For neither the man nor the river is the same as it was the second before?

[@migueldejesus3010]

I wonder if Einstein knew this?

[@bashirosman456]

Jan Oort discovered galactic rotation in the 30s so Einstein would have been alive to know about this

[@migueldejesus3010]

@bashirosman456 thanks. I ask because a lot of teachers use Einsteins bowling ball on a trampoline illustration to show students how he thought gravity works and this video complicates that view big time

[@specialandroid1603]

Can i get off at the next stop please, thank you.

[@GhostWarGalleon]

Imagine the people that created this ship we are on called earth

[@Mrinvestors11]

Is crazy and very hard to believe that this is real

[@81husker]

How fast is our solar system moving through space

[@10speeddave]

It cracks me out that some people can believe that everything is perfectly lined up and perfect for existence of life all by chance with no God.😂

[@akenwoo]

Damn... 130 miles per second !!! Down here we would lose our DL at 130 miles per hour(1/3600 seconds).

[@undertakerhype]

Then how come we see the same pattern of some stars on some specific time 😢 if we are moving, now you will say stars also moving alongwith 😢

[@aliyusaaragrev6938]

Wht if it collide with the other star what will jappen to us

[@THERAHEELBRO]

I'm your biggest fan ❤😊

[@brucejemcek6986]

And despite all of that crazy high velocity movement, the constellations look exactly the same as they did 5000 years ago. Because they DONT MOVE and the earth is flat.

[@hdlr0033]

Why do I see the Danes stars in the same location everyday then?

[@pooryorick831]

Tha velocity is what keeps time chugging along at its current pace on Earth. If we went any slower, time would speed up. If we went faster, time would slow down. The dance of the Cosmos makes us possible. If we traveled away from Earth at half the speed of light for a month and then returned to Earth, when we got back, only two months would have elapsed. But on Earth, hundreds of years would have elapsed. None of our current spacecraft move fast enough for time to really slow down. The astronauts who went to the moon lost maybe a tiny fraction on a second on their journey, but objects moving faster would see a greater time difference. It is how we might travel through time to the future. To go to the past, you would have to travel at negative velocity. And that is not possible at this time. May it be possible in the future? I doubt it. Otherwise people from the future likely would have shown up. But they haven't. So time is also a component of our motion through space.

[@faessle4067]

Wrong our solar system is not nearly as fast as to have wny noticable time effect me move at only 200 km per second wich is about 0.0007 % of the speed of light

[@skulfitt]

So we can travel to the end of the universe? Or another galaxy ?

[@Michael-we3oz]

I think astro physics likes flat space time if u dont mind lol. Thanks anyways

[@georgereyes7831]

Entropy, that's what it is