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The Helical Truth: Chasing the Sun at 220 km/s Updated version Discover the true shape of planetary trajectories as our Solar System travels at ~220 km/s through the Milky Way. This interactive 3D simulation moves beyond the basic heliocentric model to visualize the real helical motion of the planets.... show more

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