HEY FOLKS took me time to do this research and deductions so take a look
If you have ever been looking at the sky during a clear night, probably deep questions will have come to your head, as for example:
- we will be alone in the universe?
- how many stars and galaxies will there be out there?
- is the universe finite or infinite?
- I swallow a little bone of chicken at dinner..will i die?
Is there an up and down in the universe? Does the solar system have any inclination? How is it moving in the galaxy?
but if you're more curious, you may have asked other questions, like WHAT'S UNDER THE SOLAR SYSTEM?
To begin to discuss this issue, we must clarify one thing: we can not say that the solar system and other systems such as galaxies have an up or down, so from there we started badly, yes, they have an axis of rotation like the earth does, so from a certain point of view, you could say that one of the poles of that axis is up and another is down but that does not interest to the space. nor to the astronauts on the international space station, for them up is their head and down is their feet... which does not make any sense when the person next to you is floating over his head
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html
up and down is only conceived with respect to the gravity, down is where the mass goes and even if we take the axes of rotation that we talked about at the beginning, how the solar system itself is arranged within the galaxy? is not what many think...
This image of the solar system is very well known, but here the solar system is shown in a very nice plane and gives the impression that it is horizontally arranged in the Milky Way Galaxy (not the chocolate)..
But it happens that it is not as fixed, static and perfect as it appears there, we know that the Milky Way does not stay motionless, constantly rotates its arms move through space, and therefore our solar system also which travels at an average speed of 828,000 km/h.
Yes I know that some must be thinking but what are you saying! but do not get confused planets revolve around the sun, YES YOU ALREADY KNOW THAT but they rotate more in this way.
If you want to know more about who the earth moves check this out
that would be the movement of the earth around the sun in case you ask..
BUT yes sir let's continue the solar system as a whole has an inclination of 63° with respect to the plane of the Milky Way, more or less the same inclination as the window in front of a car as you see..
so a more accurate interpretation of his movement would be something like this..
the inclination can also be observed the infrared spectrum here the brightest is the galaxy the blue S represents the solar system, at this point and many of you will have realized that the bottom of the solar system is not what we thought is below or below the side is relative ..
but so that they do not remain with doubts, I invite you to verify for yourselves in this incredible interactive page
http://stars.chromeexperiments.com/
But hey what is certain is that under our solar system, better said of our Milky Way there is an immensity of galaxies and planets and who knows maybe some species like us out there...
Man is a piece of the universe made alive (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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