Planetary system

Solar System family portrait... #solarsystem #space #planets #star #sun #moons #asteroids #dwarfplanets #astronomy #cosmology #astrophysics…

Resonance in Planetary Alignment

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, and the smallest planet in our solar system - only slightly larger than Earth's Moon.

This week on Patreon we are deep diving into chakras and the planetary systems that we can harness within our personal practice… The concept of associating chakras with planets comes from ancient astrological and metaphysical teachings, where celestial bodies are believed to influence various aspects of our physical, emotional, and spiritual well being. Each of the seven main chakras is thought to correspond with specific planets, reflecting their energetic qualities and impacts on human…

"Shortly before his disappearance, the famous philosopher, explorer, engineer, and machinist Calvo Galvan, left behind several pieces of nonsensical writings, insane scribblings, and incomplete schematics; known collectively as Galvan's Code. Among these was a map of the Heavens, or rather, a map of the nearby celestial bodies and stars. During Galvan's time of the 1100s, astronomic studies were still in a catch-up phase, as the general understanding of universe and cosmos had yet to surpass…

Explore the discovery of a potential ninth planet in our solar system, distinct from Pluto, and the implications for astronomy and planetary science. https://inwider.com/solar-system-ninth-planet/ #inwider #dubai #NinthPlanet #SolarSystem #AstronomyNews #PlanetaryDiscovery #OuterSolarSystem

Earth is part of the Solar System, which is in itself a part of the Milky Way Galaxy. This Galaxy is among the group that compose the Virgo Supercluster, one of many who are supposed to construct the Universe.

It’s hard to make a true-color family portrait of the solar system. It turns out that most photos of planets aren’t true colors! Here's my attempt, using the best NASA photos I could find.

Posts about binary stars written by Sean Raymond

The weird orbits of some bodies in the outer solar system reveal they are booty from an interstellar smash and grab raid, says astronomer Simon Portegies Zwart