The Nature of the Solar System - Revised

The Nature of the Solar System
By Joseph F. Kirch

One might deduce from the following information that the solar system adheres to a logic or reason, and that by Divine Plan, exists as a mechanical phenomenon.

Ø That the sun is the center of the solar system, and acts as the center pole as in a generator, or the battery in a time piece. That the rotating and orbiting planets are responsible for the creation of electromagnetic energy and or gravity. And, that without them, there were would be no electromagnetic energy or gravity. That the sun provides the heat, light, and electromagnetic energy, or current, created by the orbiting planets around it.

Ø That the planet Jupiter acts as a counterweight, balancing the solar system. That one might observe that the distribution of matter (the planets) from the sun to the edge of the solar system adheres to a bell shaped curve, and that there is an even distribution, with Jupiter in the median position. That were it not for Jupiter, the planets might very well be drawn to the sun, but that the forward motion and momentum of the planet keeps the entire mechanism balanced.

Ø That the planet Uranus, which rotates on a 97 degree axis to its orbit, while the sun rotates on a 7 degree axis, the planet Uranus acts as the gyroscope, which keeps the solar system on an even plane, or keel, and that were it not for Uranus, the planets might very well orbit the sun in a random, or erratic pattern, much like the electrons of an atom. That the planet Uranus might be considered very much like a torpedo, and that its rotating motion is responsible for the gyroscopic effect. That this cross current of gravity is actually what keeps the planets in line with one another. That on earth, all objects tend to fall towards the center, but may do so in a random pattern. Not so in space and time.

Ø That the earth is 500x’s the speed of light (186,000 miles per second) from the sun (93,000,000 miles); that the sun is approximately 500x’s the volume of the orbiting planets (.0018). That this relationship indicates that a universal constant might exist between gravity and the speed of light. That a discrepancy exists might be due to the presence of meteors orbiting the sun.

From this, and other information, it is deduced that the solar system might very well be considered one great electromagnetic generator, time piece, or mechanism, and that there are universal laws and constants which govern the manner by which the solar system operates.