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Astronomy
The Power of Perihelion
We are all familiar with the idea of holiday stress. That feeling that time is going by faster and faster from Autumn until New Years. Sometimes it is a feeling of losing control, insomnia or the surreal feeling of losing your mind. Usually this is attributed to the pressures of buying gifts, seeing family, travel …
1246 December Solstice was on the same day as the Earth reached its perihelion
In 1246, the December Solstice was on the same day as the Earth reached its perihelion. Since then, the perihelion and aphelion dates have drifted by a day every 58 years. In the short-term, the dates can vary up to two days from one year to another. Mathematicians and astronomers estimate that in 6430, over …
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Johannes Kepler Theorized That Each Planet Sings a Song, Each in a Different Voice: Mars is a Tenor; Mercury, a Soprano; and Earth, an Alto
Johannes Kepler determined just how the planets of our solar system make their way around the sun. He published his innovative work on the subject from 1609 to 1619, and in the final year of that decade he also came up with a theory that each planet sings a song, and each in a different voice …
Axial Precession and Perihelion Apsis
This information may be the most important regarding my hypothesis of a connection between Perihelion and the structure of the ancient calendars. It made me rethink my approach but ultimately I arrived at the same conclusions, Those are to be published in my next blog posting that will sum it up. https://youtu.be/m6lMGoZTJnc
Mercury Going Retrograde without Astrology
Could Mercury going retrograde be affecting you. Astrologers and new age devotees will claim it has an effect on behavior. However as an rational scientist could tell it is just an optical illusion. Perihelion is an actual phenomena, not an optical illusion. The Perihelion, an actual planetary phenomena, is unknown or accounted for amongst the …
Sacred Geometry
Nature, which is never not lavish of herself, after a lying-in of two thousand years, has finally brought you forth in these last generations, the first true images of the universe. By means of your concords of various voices, and through your ears, she has whispered to the human mind, the favorite daughter of God …
How Far is the Earth from the Sun?
Elliptical orbit The AU is the average distance from the Earth to the sun. Earth makes a complete revolution around the sun every 365.25 days — one year. However, Earth’s orbit is not a perfect circle; it is shaped more like an oval, or an ellipse. Over the course of a year, Earth moves sometimes closer to the …
Facts about the sun
The Earth orbits the sun at a speed of about 18.4 miles per second or about 66,600 mph. The energy required to stop the Earth orbiting the sun then is about 2.6478 × 1033 joules or 7.3551 × 1029 watt hours or 6.3285*1017 megatons of TNT. For reference, the largest nuclear explosion ever detonated (the Tsar Bomba by …
how to measure the distance to the sun
There is a way to generate the ephemeris, but it is slightly involved. The website to use is https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/horizons.cgi which is maintained by JPL. There are a lot of options that need to be set to generate the ephemeris. First, click on “Target Body”. Then, search for “sun” and select it. The default “Observer location” …
Distance vs Velocity over the year
Change in earth’s orbital velocity over 1 year Actual JPL Ephemera Data Note the strange bumps in the acceleration near the time of perigee and apsis Distance from earth to sun Distance vs Acceleration 60 month extrapolation Range (“delta”) and range-rate (“delta-dot”) of target center with respect to the observer at …
How do you measure the distance between Earth and the Sun?
How do astronomers calculate the distance of the Sun from the Earth, or the actual size of the Sun, or the speed of travel of Earth in its orbit around the Sun? Clearly, from an answer to one of these questions one can find out the answers to the others. But how do we …
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Are December’s solstice and January’s perihelion related?
By EarthSky in Astronomy Essentials | Space | January 1, 2018 December solstice 2017 was December 21. Earth is closest to the sun for 2018 on January 2-3. Coincidence? Earth and sun via ISS Expedition 13/ NASA. Earth comes closest to the sun on January 3, 2018 at around 5:35 UTC; translate to your time zone. This event is called Earth’s perihelion. …
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The first Founding Father Made the Perihelion Famous
Fact: John Hancock delayed the signing of the Declaration of Independence by at least one day so that it would fall on July 4th. What is the significance? On June 7, 1776, a proposal to declare the American colonies an independent nation was submitted to the Second Continental Congress by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia. … Congress …
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Solar Storm Status
Solar X-rays: Geomagnetic Field: From n3kl.org
The movable feast of Compitalia
Ancient Roman Holidays & Festivals Compitalia – Late December or Early January Originally the Compitalia was a movable feast, one of the most important of the Feriae Conceptivae, whose dates were fixed by various presiding authorities including the consuls, praetor, priestly colleges or minor religious or political dignitaries. During the early Empire, its dates were …
The analemma
You may have wondered what that figure eight loop drawn on a globe is. It is the analemma. In astronomy, an analemma is a diagram showing the variation of the position of the Sun in the sky over the course of a year, as viewed at a fixed time of day and from a fixed …
Today I found out the Earth is hottest when it is furthest from the Sun on its orbit, not when it is closest
http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2011/12/the-earth-is-hottest-when-it-is-furthest-from-the-sun-on-its-orbit-not-when-it-is-closest/ Today I found out the Earth is hottest when it is furthest from the Sun on its orbit, not when it is closest. During the period when the Earth is furthest from the sun (aphelion), the average temperature of the entire planet is about 4°F (2.3°C) higher than when it is closest to the sun …
Kepler’s 3 Laws of Planetary Motion
The Laws of Planetary Motion I. The orbits of the planets are ellipses, with the Sun at one focus of the ellipse. II. The line joining the planet to the Sun sweeps out equal areas in equal times as the planet travels around the ellipse. III. The ratio of the squares of the revolutionary …