Pic of the Day
Pic of the Day
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- grafician0
- "The Solar System is traveling at an average speed of 230 km/s (828,000 km/h) or 143 mi/s (514,000 mph) within its trajectory around the galactic center,"grafician
- The animation exaggerates it.i_monk
- Sure, it's not 100% accurate, but we can get an idea on how planets really movegrafician
- not a pic! godamn it grafician!CALLES
- What is the Matrix?Bennn
- what are the blue and white sphere at the top and bottom going straight?Bennn
- ^ probably Neptune and PlutoGnash
- Looks strikingly similar to my signaturemisterhow
- Where's Nibiru?Maaku
- ^Nibiru is just out of frame because it has a very elongated orbitgrafician
- the violet is that damn Tesla roadster Elon launched a few years agoBustySaintClaire
- The question is, what is it moving in relation to?Chimp
- The centre of gravitational mass, which in this case is my balls.Nairn
- THE MORE YOU KNOWapi
- Every comment section should be made into a t-shirt, lolMaaku
- Still not feelin’ anything and no we’re not spinning at constant speedmtch
- We live on a disk. This is all BS!Bennn
- Ladies and gentlemen, we're floating in spacejaylarson
- how is that speed calculated? do they take into account the speed of the galaxy as a whole as well? and of the local cluster? and of the expanding universe?_niko
- Here's a detailed scientific explanation of the actual motion of the planets: https://medium.com/s…zarkonite
- https://medium.com/s…zarkonite
- ah thanks Zarkonite, so taking it all into account, it looks like we're moving at 368 km/s_niko
- Taking EVERYTHING into account, we're probably 'travelling' at over light speed compared to observers over the rim of the observable universe.Nairn
- Weeeeeeee!jaylarson
- It's all relative. Ba-dum-tssssh!monospaced