#planetary orbits

[odinsblog]

How our solar system moves through space.

[ultramaga]

Watch "Uh Oh, Methane Evidence Suggests We Entered Ice Age Termination Event" on YouTube

Note:

The WEF claims that climate change, by definition, is caused by humans. In other words, climate change cannot occur without humans.

So every change of climate that occurred billions of years ago was caused by us, and climates on distant worlds as well.

We are GODS!!

Of course, scientists published papers about climate changes during to many factors that have nothing to do with humanity some fifty years ago, and it looks like Leftists want to introduce totalitarianism through the back door.

A) Create panic by claiming a natural phenomenon is caused by dissent, and only conformity and blind obedience will fix it.

B) Ride the panicked sheep to power. As Covid showed, most people will blindly believe what authorities tell them, and media and tech giants and even banks have been eager to merge with government in the enforcement of the deceit.

We also see a willingness in the US to arrest anyone outside the controlled opposition.

If you burn down a house in the name of Leftism, you are a "mostly peaceful protester".

If you are a dissenter invited into a government building by cops, walking in unarmed - walking within the flags like a tourist - then you are a dangerous insurgent - an enemy of the State who deserves to die.

The worst people on Earth know full well that climate always changes, and would do so if everyone died, until the end of the world.

They don't care.

The lie that climate was static, and human sin causes change, that is a cynically created dogma that is sweeping the globe.

They will use the combination of religion and politics to take away every freedom. The worst people in the world would break our spirit and make of us miserable drones, terrified and hateful by turn.

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[frankmartindimeglio4]

Frank Martin DiMeglio is the greatest scientist on the planet.

[avayarising]

An elliptical orbit isn’t centred on the sun – the sun will be towards one end (at one focus) of the ellipse. So the orbit will have one perihelion (close to the sun) and one aphelion (away from the sun), and just one set of seasons per year.

A comet’s orbit is a very exaggerated example of this.

Here’s a good diagram I got from Libretext (CC-BY Tom Weideman) showing how it works:

Obviously the orbit we are thinking of wouldn’t be anything like that off-centre. That would be a long hard cold winter.

For the ATLA planet we would be looking at something rather rounder, but not as circular as Earth’s.

lowkey driving myself insane thinking too much about the lack of hemispheres in the original show and how the entire world is on the northern hemisphere season cycle except sometimes characters refer to the correct season of the southern hemisphere but then its not visually I just need to stop caring and CHANGE THE SEASON IN KYOSHI WARRIOR EPISODE

[elecman108]

Got bored and made the solar system of Outer Wilds in perler beads. It's very simplified, sure, but I think it turned out pretty well!

Yes the Quantum Moon is there too. I need this ominous sphere that fucks off when not observed too lmao.

Fun fact! The stars glow in the dark, and the tail of The Interloper (the comet for those who haven't played the game) also glows in the dark! Also if you haven't played Outer Wilds, go do it! The game's awesome.

[theofficialastronomy101]

The small flash was an explosion caused by the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 that collided with Jupiter. The explosion had the force of 5 billion atomic bombs and twice the size of Earth

[thatonegayspacerock]

Live laugh love TAOCC <3

Respective OC blogs are as follows: @galactic-blooms @radioactive-circus @pharaoh-friend @tracytraineeofficial

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Interstellar (2014, Christopher Nolan)

01/11/2024

[ifortc-orbital]

RATUS-GONE OAKEO

Former Synth capital reduced to muddy wasteland

by Iteration: Ke'nuun 17 July 2024, UFIPA Iteration 3

Scientists are baffled by a catastrophic temperature change on former Synthetic capital, Ratuscont Oakeo. We interviewed Head Xenobiologist Aether on-site.

"One of our Governors arrived at the Capital Planet to find its climate completely changed. Ratuscont Oakeo was initially chosen as a Capital for its slightly chilly temperatures– a perfectly comfortable temperature for those with mechanical components.

However, it appears to have undergone some sort of cataclysmic warming event, resulting in the melting of subterranean permafrost and ancient glaciers. This released large amounts of moisture into the soil and atmosphere, along with unleashing pathogens that were once frozen in the ice.

I have personally been hearing reports of similarly scaled events happening across the galaxy. Despite my knowledge of the patterns throughout the universe, I never ever experienced anything quite like this. None of us could’ve predicted this, and I believe the cause may remain lost to us.

Losses aside, I find this quite exciting! I have hope that we’ll be able to find a new Capital, as well as opening the door to new possibilities in exploration and discovery!"

-Head Xenobiologist Aether

Since the interview, all residents of the (now toxic) former paradise world have been ordered by the Governors to evacuate to a nearby moon of planet Hogat 95/I4 (also referred to as Hogat 48/I9), Habri Delta.

This moon is slightly humid, though poses otherwise ideal climate properties for settlers.

[thethirdbear]

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[vaguely-problematic]

i'm a nerd and the james webb telescope is awesome. if you could place a telescope anywhere in the solar system, where would you put it?

[sea-salted-wolverine]

Why have I had to explain the northern lights 4 times today? Specifically to Alaskan about why we can't see this solar storm? Did we not all learn about this in 4th grade?

[tsvai]

it's n7 day!!!

the cut content restoration mod i paused my current playthrough of MELE to wait for is out, so i'm climbing back on my bullshit lmao.

[theofficialastronomy101]

New Zealand as seen from the International Space Station.