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Dance of Mars and Jupiter around the Sun ☀

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Manu Nellutla 🍁🇨🇦5 months ago

If you see most of the Hindu /Sanatana Dharma designs for each of the planets called yantras, you will be surprised how they designed for each planets specifically. Possibly knowing these kind of intricate coordinated movements.

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Khemist Da Great 👨🏿‍🔬5 months ago

People will see this and still think life is random mess

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Alia Erin33555🇺🇸🕊️5 months ago

Two planets, one Sun, a very slow waltz. No music, just gravity and billions of miles of empty ballroom

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¥5 months ago

Those astrology chicks were onto something this shits lit

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Stephen Latham 💙🐶🧭📊5 months ago

Since planetary orbits are roughly elliptical this doesn't really happen. This is an idealised pattern assuming circular orbits. I say roughly because planetary orbits are constantly being pulled and slightly changed by other planets, so even an ellipse is an approximation.

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Mohamed Elqadim5 months ago

All universe 🌌 spin in a geometric moves as Allah create it

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دغيم5 months ago

القران ذكر ذلك قبل اكثر 1400 سنة ﴿وَكُلٌّ فِي فَلَكٍ يَسْبَحُونَ﴾ سورة يس

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ROSÉ GRAMMY NOMINATED ARTIST5 months ago

frank sinantra was right

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Rooz M.Pour5 months ago

Physics: yes. Reality: no. When you remove the noise, you can make anything look like harmony. Even chaos.

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Cassie 💕🔱5 months ago

Atheists look at this and think it’s all a coincidence

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Andrew5 months ago

Not really any different than how electrons circle a a nucleus. Crazy how life works

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ラダ5 months ago

@OKY4QrMkdP10338 すごいし、美しいです。だからじーっと見ていたら。。。気持ち悪くなりました。

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The Code Zenith5 months ago

Lo que ves no es una fotografía, sino la geometría de los datos: una representación matemática de la relación gravitatoria entre Marte y Júpiter. Al trazar una línea entre ambos planetas en intervalos regulares durante años, sus diferentes velocidades de traslación revelan este patrón de resonancia orbital. No hay hilos en el espacio, pero sí una arquitectura física invisible dictada por las leyes de Kepler que convierte el movimiento celeste en una estructura fractal perfecta.

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Uttam Chauhan5 months ago

Nice to see this path. I didn't knew this. 😀

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itz Shleepy5 months ago

both the Earth and Mars orbit the sun in a ellipse. So this representation is very far off. It may still yield a cool pattern though. But it would be nothing like this

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أبو بتّال5 months ago

You’re still posting this fake images!

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Cosmochi5 months ago

Mesmerizing, doesn’t seem real

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Prem.lakhiani.ae5 months ago

Which one is Mars here 🤔

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G M5 months ago

Nice ! Dance

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Xiaoqi | 奇人 × AI5 months ago

Cosmic tango, who knew?

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Quenton Albertie (△⃒⃘)5 months ago

The universe is so mathematically perfect that the Big Bang probably shouldn’t be seen as some cosmic explosion, because explosions throw things in disarray. This was something much gentler

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SWAMINATHAN SUBRAMANIAN5 months ago

It takes 60 years to complete a full round cycle, So only hindu calendar has 60years cycle.

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Herman Beeren5 months ago

I don't want to spoil the fun, but drawing lines between two point masses with different orbital velocities always produces spectacular images. But to call that a dance... Moreover, the performance takes 40 years!🤓

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Robek🐬5 months ago

The Fibonacci sequence is everywhere. The Fibonacci sequence is an infinite, discovered by Leonardo of Pisa in the 13th century, this sequence models growth patterns in nature and is related to the golden ratio.

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YousseF5 months ago

Is the sun dont move ?

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Michael Waltrip 🇺🇸🗽✝️5 months ago

Um the Sun is moving too. So is the Milky Way galaxy.

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ceritahariini5 months ago

explain in sport term @grok

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Brendan5 months ago

Planets move in an ellipse.

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anish5 months ago

Jupiter is way smaller than the sun.

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Geeta5 months ago

Mind-blowing visualization! 🌌 This "dance" comes from plotting the positions of Mars (~1.88 Earth years per orbit) and Jupiter (~11.86 years) around the Sun and connecting them at regular intervals. Their different speeds create these evolving star-like, hourglass, and web patterns through simple orbital resonance in a simplified heliocentric view. In reality, orbits are slightly elliptical and not perfectly coplanar, so the actual paths are a bit messier but the underlying mathematical harmony is still real and beautiful. Nature's own spirograph! What a reminder of the elegant order in the cosmos. ✨

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ᒪᗩᗯᑎᗰᗝᗯᗴᖇ ǤIᖇᒪ | Big Sis Selmor5 months ago

Ohhhb fractal

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Karthikeyan Vaithilingam5 months ago

Not even close.

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