Why Does The Earth Orbit Around The Sun?

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@happiemusonda4167]

@@InsaneCuriosity Two questions: 1. How did the planets get their initial force to start going around the sun? 2. What makes the earth rotate on its axis?

[@atillathehungry3145]

The Earth's orbit is elliptical but not because gravity is stronger the closer you are to the sun. It's elliptical because the original forces that set the Earth in motion made it so.

[@nostrum6410]

pretty sure these errors are intentional. drives engagement

[@richardmercer2337]

Eliiptical orbits are a direct result of gravitional force being proportional to 1/r^2. Original position and velocity determine the details of the elliptical orbit.

[@controversychaos1]

heliocentrism was first discovered in ancient India way before 1473. they never believed in geocentric theory. from the beginning of Vadas and Upanishad, they knew that the earth was revolving around the sun and not the other way around. they also knew that the Earth was spherical in shape since they called the study of the Earth (geography) bhūgola which has the literal meaning of bhū = earth and gola = sphere btw I am not Indian

[@mm-dw4rr]

Another great question and what a great heavenly dance to be a part of! ❤

[@ROBERTPUNU]

hey dude, Under the heliocentric model, as the earth travels around the sun, each day the earth will be a little less than one degree further in its orbit from the previous day. That means that every 6 months the earth will be 180 degrees in its orbit around the sun and be opposite the sun from where it was 6 months earlier. There is a problem with this model. Let us assume that we begin our observation of the sun at 12:00 noon in New York on September 22nd. Each solar day is precisely 24 hours in length. According to the heliocentric model, every 24 hour day, the earth is supposed to do an exact 360 degree spin on its axis and end up at the same place. At the same time, each day the earth has travelled a little less than one degree of the 360 degree orbit around the sun. that means that after 6 months, 12:00 noon in New York will arrive during the middle of the dark night on March 21st. To recap, 12:00 noon arrives in the middle of the day in New York on our start day on September 22nd. The heliocentric theory requires the earth to be at the opposite side of the sun 6 months later. Consequently, New York will be on the dark side of the earth facing away from the sun at 12:00 noon on March 21st. in New York, therefore, on March 21st, 12:00 noon should arrive during the middle of the night. Under the heliocentric model, this occurrence should happen year-in and year-out, every year. We know, however, that does not happen, which means the heliocentric model is wrong.

[@bannanamasher]

Good question, had me puzzled for a minute too but I looked it up and it’s actually an easy answer. One full rotation on our axis is actually 23hrs, 56minutes and change. That extra almost 4 minutes or so is the time it takes to account for the 1ish degree of rotation the earth has traveled around the sun in that day. Keeps day and night uniform and noon is always the time of day when the Sun is highest in the sky. Answers are out there brother.

[@robertfreestone414]

Wow! You've presented the longest and most detailed wrong answer to something. You must've been a tremendous source of entertainment in any of your college classes until, of course, the professor said,"Eh no. And this is why you're wrong [or confused]." Or, are you feigning ignorance?

[@thomasb6283]

Proof we have a creator.

[@williamwilson6499]

🤣

[@williamwilson6499]

Maybe in vacation Bible school, but not the real world.

[@frankhornby6873]

I'm sorry but there is NO PROOF whatsoever.....

[@Neowhome]

@@frankhornby6873 actually there is a source you can't get something from nothing, something had to cause the effect of particles spawning out of nowhere

[@justice_crash2521]

This people 🙄

[@Nightscape_]

Those Cool Worlds videos on exomoons are pretty cool. Looks like the people that make this channel watch them as well.

[@Semirotta]

Because sun has bigger gravitational pull to earth than earth has to sun...? I still laugh at ppl who thought sun orbits earth. Note that they were all americans which makes it even more hilarious.

[@e1nnui]

racist

[@nostrum6410]

only Americans thought the sun orbited the earth?

[@EvilJ069]

This should be the shortest video on yt: Gravity

[@Mr_Oggie]

So you are saying that WE revolve around Ra's fiery chariot? That is whacky - why would he be in a chariot if he wasn't moving across the sky?

[@myspin9680]

From the illustration you showed, the exoplanet was too small to have an exomoon that far away. You said another planet couldn't share an orbit because they would eventually crash into each other. I know we look at other Solar Systems working like our own. Is it possible that another planet is the same distance from its sun, but at a different level? Above or below the other planet's orbit?

[@FlexLuther123]

If they are far enough away from each other sure

[@norikotakaya14292]

Mondas

[@Powerful-z7z]

Obserbal Universe, Universe, Multiverse, Omniverse

[@richardmercer2337]

The Sun being "active" has little to nothing to do with planetary orbits.

[@johnfox9169]

Happy you caught that!!

[@soundgoddsent8973]

Just an FYI "The Ancient Greeks primarily learned from the civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia; Greek thinkers often traveled to Egypt to study their advanced knowledge in fields like astronomy, mathematics, and medicine, building upon existing knowledge to develop their own sophisticated philosophical and scientific culture". I know this gets omitted alot when explaining where the greeks would have gotten their ideas from.

[@geoffreythomas2938]

It is a balancing act of motion. It is something to do with the escape velocity of the earth. It is lower than needed to escape the gravitational field of the sun. At the same time the orbital velocity is fast enough not to be pulled into it.

[@stellarstargazer3982]

What If Mercury and Vesta switched places What If Ceres and Venus switched places

[@nostrum6410]

basically nothing

[@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687]

If they switch places. Venus and Mercury will wiped out the entire Asteroid belt

[@amangogna68]

Wow you really have think about this !

[@johhanwindsalor9478]

We don't "Orbit" around the sun... we're being drargged along, through the cosmos... and flung around our star.

[@BeersAndBeatsPDX]

Yes, and that flinging around our start is called an orbit

[@roshanthapa25]

@@BeersAndBeatsPDX 😂😂😂

[@michaelbren3635]

Ive watched a few videos and their comments are turned off because they think summer is because of the tilt and they NEVER DISCUSS that the revolution of the Earth during summer is closer to the sun and not the tilt. Sure it affects the north and south pole but the tilt is not the reason for seasons. The revolution during summer is closer to the sun.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The tilt of the Earth is actually what causes the seasons, not just its distance from the Sun. The Earth is closer to the Sun during some parts of the year, but it's the tilt that creates the differences in temperature and sunlight that we experience as summer and winter.

[@whynotcreatelove]

our Sun is Binary with Sirius A,B,C in which we have a 26,800year orbit, being drawn towards Sirius for 12,400years, and away again for 12,400 years. This is the ages, as our Suns output varies, with more energy as we get closer, less as we move away. This is the explanation of the Golden age, and the Dark age. We have just turned the corner, now moving towards Sirius again, heading back to the Golden Age.....more light, more life energy.

[@MeowAdi1008]

The orbits are neither circular nor elliptical. They're helical.

[@1943rafaelpq]

Not only the Earth orbits around the Sun, but the rest of the Planets.

[@mangekyou45rinnegan]

They just don't lose earth out sight man

[@alexhigginbotham8635]

The Earth orbits the Sun because it identifies as a planet.

[@williamwilson6499]

Actually, the Earth and Sun orbit around a barycenter.

[@jerodoverfield9635]

Good video

[@johnfox9169]

A few errors, but immensely informative.

[@ongheanseong3729]

Apparently no creator as only useful are the Sun and earth. The other 7 planets are of no use.

[@cang4real261]

I was always wondering about the fact which earth moves orbiting the sun, how do astronauts fly out to the space exiting the earth could come back so casually without them getting left behind since the earth is the one that actually moves, does it make sense to you guys? I need a logic explanation about this😵

[@josephwodarczyk977]

OK so let's say you're in a moving car, and you drop a pen. What will happen? The pen will fall straight down. It won't be attached to the car at all while it's falling, but it WILL have the same 60 MPH momentum as the car. So it'll just fall the same as if you dropped it on your couch at home. Astronauts are the same way. It doesn't matter whether you're stuck to the earth or not. The planet is only moving because of momentum (there is no air in space, so moving things literally never slow down), and the astronauts still have that same momentum with or without the earth. So they still orbit the sun in the same way.

[@sofilove...20]

Because we are fallen Humans:D

[@slaneville]

The Earth orbits the Sun because it was designed to do so...😎... Isn't our Universe AWESOME!!!...😁

[@ismailmounsif1109]

Fool it’s the other way around it’s the sun who revolves around the earth

[@frankhornby6873]

Designed = Evolved....

[@furrybear7853]

Just found your channel, you way you explained things were so simple to understand thanks, and subbed ❤

[@henryholloway2580]

So let me debunk where the sun is in the galaxy : If everything is spinning so is the galaxy it’s in a spiral which means the sun is spinning around in the galaxy so we don’t know exactly where the sun is in the galaxy 😮

[@stuartaaron613]

Most of this video has the narrator repeating the same points over and over again.

[@RazawHama-r8t]

مرۆڤی زۆر کۆن زانیویانە کەخۆر سەرچاوەی ژیانەو لە چەقیشدایە هەروەها ئەوەی کەهابڵ لەسەدەی بیستەم دا سەلماندی کە گەردوون فراوان ئەبێت وگەشە دەکات ئەوان لەزۆربەی هەرەزۆری زانیاری پیتەکان ئەوەیان باس کردووە لەزۆریش لەدەقەکانی قورئانیشدا کە دواتر ئەو زانیاریانە وەرگێردراوەتە سەر ووشە و ڕستە باس کراوەکە گەردوون لەفراوان بوون دایە و ووشەی تەنینەوە وزۆربوون بەکارهاتووە بەڵام ئەو زانستانە پیتی ت یان ط بەکار هاتووە ئەوەش لەبەر ئەوە بووە کە ئەوان زانیویانە ئەو زانیاریانە بەو شێوەیەیە بەڵام نەیان توانیوە ئەو زانستە بسەلمێنن ئەوەی کەمرۆڤی هاوچەرخ کردوویەتی بەوێنە ئەو زانیاریانەی پشت ڕاست کردۆتەوە لەڕێگەی بەکارهێنانی یاسا فیزیا یەکان وتەکنیکی تازەی ئاسمان

[@jamescarpenter8125]

Because it's the only star that would put up with us........

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@Powerful-z7z]

i am your 98th comment

[@waniabrar6860]

Clearly tell me does Galileo saw the earth revolving around sun Please tell me if yes Then I wanna also see the phenomenon

[@spatrk6634]

galileo only showed that geocentric model is not correct

[@jimorr820]

Because if we didn't we'd all freeze to death and die.

[@ismailmounsif1109]

How do you know give me 100% universal proof that the earth revolves around the sun it’s the other way around

[@geneprzybocki236]

Can you make a pink Earth in real life Police Please please please please Or else

[@alunevans2377]

I thought the sun went around the earth

[@syedabushraali4527]

Ummm i am disturb here

[@vickyv4707]

Only if Europeans had studied ancient Indian astronomy booked they would have got all the answers...

[@spatrk6634]

well we figured it out without ancient indian astronomy books. thanks

[@vickyv4707]

@@spatrk6634 yeah lol after how many years 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@spatrk6634]

@@vickyv4707 does matter how many. because ancient indian astronomy does not explain it. for example predominant view in ancient indian texts is that earth is stationary. soo.... emoji emoji emoji

[@vickyv4707]

@@spatrk6634 hahahaha really.... in that case you need a lot of reading to do ...this time pick the right books....

[@spatrk6634]

@@vickyv4707 what is the right ancient indian text that explains orbit of earth around the sun?

[@robertberend2961]

You have your facts wrong about the church and Glalileo

[@klauskleber4001]

i could explain all of it without using any science. because u dont need science to know these things. not even this video. but its indeed a good one

[@nostrum6410]

im just here to see what facts you intentionally get wrong

[@itznayeem2846]

Too much blabbering

[@MiaAngelaJavellana]

Then don't watch