Do We (Really Know) What Makes Suns & Planets Grow or Move (2012)

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1.Astronomy 101.2010.2012.Lecture
2.UCBerkeley.Physics 10.Lecture 25.Universe II
3.Star Identification.1942
4.Sirius our Suns partner.Paul N.2011
5.The Sun’s Astral Companion.A Model for the Sun-Sirius System.docx

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Imagine that you are holding hands with a friend, face to face. If you both began to spin around in a circle, your friend would appear to be stationary, while everything around them would appear to be spinning very rapidly. Your joined hands would be the focal point of the revolving motion. While the surrounding environment would not be spinning around, it would appear to be from you perspective.

This illustrates how the perception of both you and your friend can be very illusionary — you see yourselves as relatively stationary while the background whirls around you. This is very similar to our situation with respect to observations of celestial motion between the Sun and its solar companions. Our observation of this phenomenon is more complex in that we must also factor in the orbital motion of the Earth and planets around the Sun.